Film Comment Selects 2012
David Hudson“We sort of do the lineup by the seat of our pants.”
“We sort of do the lineup by the seat of our pants.”
Also: Another big round of projects in the works announced in Berlin.
Overviews of the Museum of the Moving Image series: 13 features and seven shorts, nearly all of them New York premieres.
The Ferronis take our end of the year double feature extravaganza to delirious heights.
Featuring an interview with Ai Weiwei and more. Also: The Gold Rush and Last Year at Marienbad in New York.
The Museum of the Moving Image opens 2012 with a series of New York premieres: Akerman, Garrel, Raya Martin and more.
Two odes to American landscapes: Akerman’s New York in News from Home, Lee Anne Schmitt’s vanished frontier in California Company Town.
More rewards at Vienna’s essential Akerman retrospective: a “pitch” for a musical, a late Demy, and a surprising recent drama.
Our first dispatch from the Vienna Film Festival: a cinematic plane ride, single-take feature, and two masterpieces from the Akerman retro.
Akerman’s Joseph Conrad adaptation sees its US release.
Films by big names (the Dardennes, Terence Davies, Chantal Akerman) and an impressive debut by Santiago Mitre.
The trades are not impressed, but Akerman’s first narrative feature in seven years does have its champions.