Movie Poster of the Week: “Jules et Jim” and an Interview with Designer Christian Broutin
Adrian CurryAn interview with Christian Broutin, designer of the celebrated poster for Jules and Jim as well as 100 other posters.
Francois Truffaut
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Movie Poster of the Week: François Truffaut’s “The 400 Blows”
Adrian CurryOn the week François Truffaut would have turned 80, we look back at the posters for his first film.
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Truffaut @ 80
David Hudson“The drive went into the filmmaking, in an effort to render an image of that fleeting apparition known as human experience.”
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Gilbert Adair, 1944 - 2011
David HudsonThe renowned critic, novelist and screenwriter worked with Ruiz and Bertolucci.
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Daily Briefing. "Commodified Cinema"
David HudsonAlso: Lubitsch, Hitchcock, Lumet, Wes Anderson and James Bridges on DVD.
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Records of Material Objects in the Cinema #7, or: How to Make An American Thriller in Europe
Daniel KasmanTwo thrillers by François Truffaut and Wim Wenders surprisingly share the exact same cinephilic object.
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Daily Briefing. New Issues: Scope and Film Comment
David HudsonAlso: A Goldie for Paul Clipson. Franzen talks Corrections. And more.
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Movie Poster of the Week: "The Bride Wore Black"
Adrian CurryA look at the varied and brilliant international posters for Truffaut’s The Bride Wore Black.
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Repertory. Truffaut, Newman, Noonan, More
David HudsonThe Bride Wore Black, Sometimes a Great Notion, What Happened Was… and more.
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Herrmann's Perfume
Daniel KasmanIn honor of Bernard Herrmann’s centennial retrospective in New York, a note on two of his very best, and smallest, pieces of music.
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Marie-France Pisier, 1944 - 2011
David HudsonUpdated through 4/26. Le Point and L'Express are among the French news outlets reporting that Marie-France Pisier has died at her home in Saint Cyr sur Mer at the age of 66. First mention is generally
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Rappaport, Truffaut, Chabrol, Cassavetes, Roeg
David HudsonNew York's Anthology Film Archives introduces its series, The Films of Mark Rappaport, running today through Thursday: "Rappaport's career has unfolded in two distinct chapters, the first consisting