The Auteurs Daily: NYFF. Bluebeard
David HudsonWe're going to get this year's New York Film Festival wrapped before Christmas. That's a promise. Today, on the occasion of Glenn Kenny's interview with Catherine Breillat: Bluebeard, which Glenn
We're going to get this year's New York Film Festival wrapped before Christmas. That's a promise. Today, on the occasion of Glenn Kenny's interview with Catherine Breillat: Bluebeard, which Glenn
The old—make that ancient—Charles Perrault fairy tale of Bluebeard seems such a natural text for the ever-provocative French filmmaker Catherine Breillat to twist into knots that one wonders why the
This weekend's Halloween-y releases, led by The House of the Devil and the likely box office winner, Michael Jackson's This Is It, are covered here; see below for a roundup of current festivals, events
"The American Film Institute's decision to transform its venerable fall film showcase (October 30 - November 7) from a paid event into a gratis one is an unprecedented gesture for a festival of this
Though this French poster for the 1961 Hammer horror The Curse of the Werewolf—with a lycanthropic Oliver Reed bursting through a window (and his shirt) against a garish pink sky—is terrific by itself
Maybe you see further than I can see, or maybe things just look differently. Maybe I'm nothing but a shadow on the wall. Maybe love's a tomb where you dance at night. Maybe sanctuary is an electric
Gus Van Sant's Psycho remake is always going to divide opinion, those who see it as a conceptual art statement being able to argue, quite reasonably, that its failure to do the things Hitchcock's original
Still Raining, Still Dreaming (Phil Solomon) / Waterfront Follies (Ernie Gehr) A perfect double feature. Still Raining, Still Dreaming continues Solomon's explorations of Grand Theft Auto
Halloween is at least twice as fun when October 31 falls on a weekend as it does this year and, while I mentioned a few related goings on at the beginning of the month, no Halloween roundup comes close
Above: Swetlana Geier in Vadim Jendreyko's The Woman with the 5 Elephants. Mittwoch in Vienna, and mittfestival (if there is such a word) also for the city's—indeed the country's—biggest and most important
Trypps / Let Each One Go Where He May (Ben Russell) Russell calls his on-going Trypps project, available online at Vimeo, “psychedelic ethnography,” the first word signaling an internal trip (head
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