Agnes Sajti

Agnes joined Cinerama Film Online in August 2020 as a volunteer writer. Agnes studied at Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, achieving a Masters degree in Film Studies. Her specialist interest in film focuses on Hollywood's golden era, Pre-Code films and film noir. Agnes currently writes monthly articles for both our retrospective page and curated collections. Her work exploring many of the golden age movies that have become the templates for modern film, while also exploring lesser-known film classics.

Westward the Women (1951)

30th May 2023

Action and Adventure·Rewind·Western

Westward the Women is available on DVD in the United States. If there was ever a masculine film genre, it is the

Daisy Kenyon (1947)

27th February 2023

Drama·Rewind·Romance

Daisy Kenyon is available to stream on select platforms. Otto Preminger is one of classic Hollywood’s central figures, notable for pushing the

Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen (2012)

19th February 2023

Rewind·Romance

György Pálfi’s Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen is a quintessential love story, the ultimate experience for cinephiles, and a masterclass in film

Vanishing Point (1971)

12th June 2022

Action and Adventure·Drama·Rewind

Vanishing Point is available now on Blu-Ray and DVD. Richard C. Sarafian’s Vanishing Point is quite possibly the ultimate road movie, as it incorporates

Luzzu – a captivating film that ripples with urgency

25th May 2022

Drama·Film and TV

Luzzu arrives in selected cinemas nationwide from May 27th. Maltese-American filmmaker Alex Camilleri’s Luzzu is a gem of neorealist drama and one of the

Paper Moon (1973)

15th May 2022

Comedy·Drama·Film and TV·Rewind

Paper Moon is available to rent, buy or stream. Peter Bogdanovich’s fourth feature film, Paper Moon, is a road movie at its core, yet

Hepburn and Tracy – a collection of unforgettable classics

7th May 2022

Comedy·Drama·Film and TV·Mystery·Rewind·Romance·Western

Hepburn and Tracy – a collection of unforgettable classics. WOMAN OF THE YEAR (1942) Without Woman of the Year, the iconic duo

The Apu Trilogy (1955 – 1959)

7th May 2022

Coming of Age·Drama·Film and TV·Rewind

The Apu Trilogy is available on Criterion Collection limited edition blu ray. Satyajit Ray’s epic trilogy is so much more complex than

Atabai – a character-driven exploration of sorrow and trauma

3rd May 2022

Drama·Film and TV

Atabai arrives in selected cinemas on May 6th. Iranian actress and director Niki Karimi’s fifth feature film, Atabai, premiered at the 38th Fajr International Film

Boulevard! A Hollywood Story: The sunset of a musical dream

2nd April 2022

Documentary·Film Festivals·LGBTQ + Film and TV·Musical·Romance

Boulevard! A Hollywood Story is awaiting a UK release date. Following his previous works (Tab Hunter Confidential; I Am Divine, and The Fabulous

Framing Agnes: A creative but at times unfocused documentary

26th March 2022

Documentary·Film Festivals·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Framing Agnes is awaiting a UK release date. Having premiered at Sundance 2022, Chase Joynt’s documentary explores long lost recordings of various

The Young and the Damned (1950)

25th March 2022

Coming of Age·Drama·Rewind

The Young and the Damned (Los Olvidados) is available on limited platforms worldwide. Known for his groundbreaking contribution to the avant-garde surrealist

A Brighter Summer Day (1991)

18th March 2022

Coming of Age·Drama·Rewind

A Brighter Summer Day is now available on Criterion limited edition Blu-ray. Edward Yang’s A Brighter Summer Day is one of the few genuinely

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