Daily Briefing. New Cineaste and More Fine Reading
David HudsonAlso: Top animators sign on for an adaptation of Gibran’s The Prophet and the doc Liv and Ingmar is set for the fall.
Also: Top animators sign on for an adaptation of Gibran’s The Prophet and the doc Liv and Ingmar is set for the fall.
The AV Club‘s and Salon’s are among the new lists. Also, a new issue of Offscreen.
An overview of the new issue of Cineaste, with an emphasis on the book reviews.
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
David Greven in the new Winter 2010 issue of Cineaste: "Judging by these first three entries of Arsenal Pulp Press's new series Queer Film Classics, the editors — Matthew Hays and Thomas Waugh — have
Cineaste grapples with politics even more than usual in its Fall 2010 issue, n+1's new online film review is unlike any other — in a good way — and frieze's selection for its "Life in Film" column
A mid-August Wednesday sees fresh rounds of reviews in Midnight Eye and Cineaste and a screening of Ermanno Olmi's Palme d'or-winning The Tree of Wooden Clogs (1978) in New York. "I shall nail my
Introducing the Summer 2010 issue of Cineaste, the editors consider "the impact of the digital era on film culture" and argue that "what's important is not necessarily to privilege one mode of
It's a stretch, and probably pointless, but maybe we can draw a few connections from the 25th Spirit Awards to the new issues of Cineaste and Film Comment. Woody Harrelson won Best Supporting Male