Movie Poster of the Week: “Salvatore Giuliano” and the Posters of Werner Gottsmann
Adrian CurryA selection of striking posters by a little-known East German designer.
Francesco Rosi
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Daily Briefing. Merv Bloch and "The Telephone Book"
David HudsonAlso: Teshigahara’s Pitfall in Chicago, news and great reads.
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Lost Sounds and Soundtracks. Francesco Rosi's "The Mattei Affair" (1972)
Daniel KasmanPiero Picconi’s theme music has a dark, seductive malevolence.
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Movie Poster of the Week: The Posters of Francesco Rosi
Adrian CurryPosters for an essential retrospective in New York of the films of the great Italian chronicler of crime and punishment, Francesco Rosi.
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Direct Address. IFFR 2011: Gianfranco Rosi's "El Sicario Room 164" and Ben Russell's "Trypps #7 (Badlands)"
Max GoldbergFacing the camera in two films.
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Venice 2010. Wrap
David HudsonIt's been a week and a half since the night of those controversial awards. Time to wrap Venice 2010 with one final roundup. The festival closed with Julie Taymor's The Tempest and, while the lineup
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Lubitsch, Ozu, Ray, Rosi, Eastwood
David Hudson"There is no Hollywood movie more insouciantly amoral than Ernst Lubitsch's 1932 Trouble in Paradise, screening at LACMA on July 9 to open the four-week series Laughter in Paradise: The American
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Tuesday Morning Foreign Region DVD Report: "Lucky Luciano" (Rosi, 1973)
Glenn KennyWhere does this film fall within the chronology of gangsterdom, American style? Somewhere in between this week's much-anticipated Public Enemies (and its actual chronological precursors, such as two