Daily Briefing. Senses of Cinema 62
David HudsonAlso: Richard Brody on Jerry Lewis, Johnnie To in Udine and more.
Ernst Lubitsch
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Daily Viewing. Bee vs Moth's Trailer for Lubitsch's "Oyster Princess"
David HudsonThe instrumental art rock band’s new score will premiere live at SXSW.
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SXSW 2012. Opening Night + 6
David HudsonJoss Whedon and Drew Goddard’s The Cabin in the Woods opens the Austin festival in March. Plus, six more titles.
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Movie Poster of the Week: “Design for Living”
Adrian CurryA Lubitsch poster and the story of the artist behind a batch of rare early 1930s oversized posters that turned up in auction in 2008.
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Daily Briefing. "Commodified Cinema"
David HudsonAlso: Lubitsch, Hitchcock, Lumet, Wes Anderson and James Bridges on DVD.
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Daily Briefing. Long-Form Polemics @ Idiom Film
David HudsonAlso: Elaine May interviews Ethan Coen and Woody Allen. Lubitsch in LA. New Alps trailer.
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LOLA. A New Film Journal
David HudsonAdrian Martin and Girish Shambu launch a new film journal: LOLA.
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New York's "Essential Pre-Code" Series: Week 4
Daniel KasmanOur final guide to New York’s epic retrospective. Mae West, Safe in Hell, King Kong, Tarzan, Ernst Lubitsch, and more!
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Senses of Cinema 59, Scope 20 and More
David HudsonSenses of Cinema editor Rolando Caputo introduces the new issue: "For some time now, Senses has wanted to publish an English language translation of Jean-Baptiste Thoret's seminal article, 'The Seventies
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Movie Posters of the Week: "Auto-Remakes"
Adrian CurryThere is a terrific series titled ”Auto-Remakes” starting today at Anthology Film Archives in New York. The series, which runs through March 31, pairs films made and remade by the same director (in the
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Lubitsch, "Hadewijch," "The Illusionist," More
David Hudson"What is the famed 'Lubitsch touch' if not the quiet thrill of being in on the joke?" asks Matthew Connolly in Slant. "The director's penchant for sly elisions — the knowing pan away from imminent
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Cineaste, N1FR, frieze
David HudsonCineaste 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