Daily Briefing. Maya Deren, Dario Argento and Cinemadness!
David HudsonAlso: Terrific new covers for forthcoming books.
Also: Terrific new covers for forthcoming books.
Also: Remembering actress Martha Stewart and production designer David Doernberg.
While it’s too early to call Barbara Petzold’s best, it is a culmination of his stylish progression and thematic concerns.
Films by Petzold, the Tavianis, Chavarrías, Schmid and Wang.
New work by Christian Petzold, the Taviani brothers, Ursula Meier, Miguel Gomes and more.
What’s fascinating is not only the impulse to rank the three the films of the trilogy but also how differently various critics do.
A look at the posters for the films in the main slate of this year’s New York Film Festival.
A three film project by three German directors finds three different stories in one town being menaced by an escaped criminal.
Suddenly this weekend, generous samplings from a slew of new issues from some of the best film magazines around have appeared online. In this brisk overview, let's start with Cinema Scope, in which
Anyone looking for a running motif at this year's Berlinale didn't have to look far. Prisons. More to the point, men in prisons — or just out of prison or about to land in prison. In an interview for
Something to be thankful for while they're still around: Magazines. Of course, in one form or another, there will likely always be magazine-like entities with editors and contributors whose work will
Above: Nina Hoss is Christian Petzold's Jerichow. There’s an immediately apparent irony to Cinematheque Ontario’s current retrospective of films from the so-called ‘Berlin School’, a group of loosely