Y Chicks R Dumb: So more than one or two culture vultures, most of them female, have glommed on to the fact that a lot of the more vehement reactions to Sex and the City 2 are misogynist and
"The idea was to record and respond to the political and culture climate as instantaneously as possible — and, one assumes, intervene as well and possibly even influence it.... It registers as
One searches in vain for a film like Carnival of Souls. Incredible as it is that an oneiric phantasia like Herk Harvey's 1962 fever dream actually exists, the fact that it does engenders a crazed hope
Featured editor Michael Bloom introduces the Michelangelo Antonioni Tribute issue of Offscreen: "[I]t was William Arrowsmith's concept of the psychogeographic journey — the hallucinatory objectivism
Above: L.A. noir—Rudy Bond, a .45, Aldo Ray, and an oil derrick. Jacques Tourneur, one of old Hollywood's last poets, seems forever known, when know at all, for pairing his nebulous, poetic
The Festival del film Locarno (August 4 through 14) has announced that it will award the Pardo d’onore Swisscom (Leopard of Honour) to Jia Zhangke. Olivier Père, Artistic Director: "This is the first time
While it could be said that among the many, many things destroyed by Adolph Hitler and Nazism, German cinema was one of them, that doesn't mean that German filmmaking ended with the Nazi regime, for
Jean-Luc Godard’s ideal form of film distribution for Film Socialisme.
Sickened, frustrated, angry, the world watches the worst environmental catastrophe in US history seep out across the Gulf of Mexico and towards the Atlantic. "The current disaster makes Joe Berlinger
The Auteurs—MUBI's center for film curation—is collaborating with Agnès Varda to show the filmmaker's shorts and features online, many of which are quite rare. Find out more here. In honor of the exhibition
The movies of Nagisa Oshima famously change shape—genre and style—from one to the next, but perhaps most surprising inside this accepted generalization is when the films change within themselves. Sing
MoMA's Collaborations in the Collection series has been rolling along nicely since December 2007 and comes to a close on Monday. Curator Jenny He's concept might be read as a counter-argument to