BOOK REVIEW: How to think more about sex
Columnist Michael Bywater writing for The Week, looks at the boredom of pornography, philosophy, and How to think more about...
ENTERTAINMENT
A bloody great sold out performance
By Claritza Basabe The biggest ‘robberies’ and ‘blood baths’ in Panama last week took place next door to a police...
BOOK REVIEW: A shocker for mental health week
With stories circulating in Panama of US citizens heading to the embassy to renounce their heritage to avoid taxes, references...
When the Reservoir Dogs get close to home
By Claritza Basabe Fans of the Quentin Tarantino cult-classic film Reservoir Dogs, have a rare opportunity to see those infamous villains...
Movie portrays events that riveted the world
By Lourdes Quijada If you are suffering from a slight case of movie overload after the conclusion of the week...
International cast portraying passion, lust and tragedy
By Claritza Basabe The first line in an aria sung by Floria Tosca “I lived for my art; I lived...
Opera in Panama helping build a cultural environment
By Katherine Monahan A visit to the home of Opera Panama is like stepping into a church, but a detail-oriented...
Zombies take over the red carpet
By Katherine Monahan A surprise horde of zombies shuffled up the red carpet at the Teatro Nacional Saturday night, moaning...
Assembly approves bill to build film Industry
With just a week to go to Panama’s International Film Festival (IFF) the National Assembly on Thursday, April 19, approved...
IFF: telling the story of Panama
A lovely, touching film about identity and culture in a changing world, The Wind and the Water (called Burwa Dii...
IFF: Romantic comedy
By Katherine Monahan The Danish film Superclasico is a romantic comedy set in Buenos Aires. (more…)
IFF: Another take on water rights and injustice
By Katherine Monahan A major award winning film scheduled for Panama’s International Film Festival could leave you wondering how far...
