On Not Seeing Movies
Doug DibbernCinephilia is about collecting experiences (or the memories of them). I haven’t been seeing many movies lately and it’s been killing me.
Doug Dibbern
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Veneration and Its Discontents
Doug DibbernDigital projection is replacing 35mm film as the industry standard, and revival houses and museums may soon follow suit. Why should we care?
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Out of the Past 2011: Revival House Discoveries
Doug DibbernAn end-of-2011 celebration not of new films but of old films revived and seen throughout the year. Ozu, Marilyn Monroe, Raoul Walsh, oh my!
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Tracking Shots at the Gates of Dawn
Doug DibbernBéla Tarr’s masterful “final film,” The Turin Horse, is now seeing a theatrical release in the US.
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At Long Last I See "At Long Last Love" and Love It
Doug DibbernA re-appreciation of Peter Bogdanovich’s much-maligned 1975 musical.
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Cinephilia, the Science of Hope, and the Sacred Ground beneath the Grapeland Heights Police Substation in Miami, Florida
Doug Dibbern1. We usually write about movies we’ve seen, of course, but if you care deeply about film, you know that some of our most intense cinematic relationships are with movies we’ve never seen. Every cinephile knows
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Out of the Past 2010: Top 5 Old Fashioneds
Doug DibbernWe at MUBI think that celebrating the films of 2010 should be a celebration of film viewing in 2010. Since all film and video is "old" one way or another, we present Out of a Past, a small (re-) collection
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For the Filming of Widescreen Snowscapes and Against the Interpretation of Dreams
Doug DibbernThere was a moment at the Battery Park 11 during the opening week of Christopher Nolan’s Inception—the sequence three dreams deep in the vortex where Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page are skiing across
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Jimmy Stewart: Angel of Death
Doug DibbernHistorians still disagree on what killed Classical Hollywood Cinema. Academics with an analytical bent tend to write about the Paramount Decree of 1948, postwar suburbanization, the increasing popularity
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Mann Power: The Director as Worker
Doug DibbernFilm Forum is presenting a 32-film Anthony Mann retrospective in New York from 25 June - July 15. *** Mann’s Westerns present “both beautiful landscapes and the explanation of this beauty