Ozu's Cinephilia
Daniel KasmanA cinephile citation by Ozu in his masterpiece Late Spring (1949).
King Vidor
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Amuse-gueule #2: "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood"
gina telaroliDining on death and/or in one end and out the other. Featuring Vidor’s Northwest Passage.
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The Noteworthy: Jones & Koehler Take Charge, The "Leviathan" Trilogy, Nick Ray at the Chateau Marmont
Adam CookThis week: striking reality & cinema-blending images, Rosenbaum on TIFF, and some naturally occurring companion pieces to Leviathan.
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Daily Briefing. Marilyn, DVD/Blu-ray, Mark Dery
David HudsonOn the icon of Cannes’ 65th anniversary edition. Plus, new DVD/Blu-ray releases and a multi-faceted analysis of the early 21st century.
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The Bravura Sequence
Luc MoulletCritic and filmmaker Luc Moullet looks at the tremendous final sequences of two King Vidor films.
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He's Got the Power of Love Over Me
Daniel KasmanOdes to psycho-sexual fixation: Images: Gregory Peck and Jennifer Jones in King Vidor et al.'s Duel in the Sun (1946); cinematography by Lee Garmes, Ray Rennahan and Hal Rosson
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A Rock Is a Hard Place: An Interview with Luc Moullet
Daniel KasmanWe talked to the French New Wave critic and filmmaker in Cannes about his documentary Land of Madness, King Vidor, murder and more.
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The Forgotten: Sister Act
David CairnsCharles Vidor, no relation to the more celebrated King, made Gilda, ensured himself a place in the film history books with a slick and thematically fascinating noir which dazzles from the moment Glenn