From Dan Flavin to Michelangelo Antonioni
Daniel KasmanA surprising homage to Michelangelo Antonioni from famed American minimalist sculptor Dan Flavin.
Michelangelo Antonioni
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Daily Briefing. Bergman's Videos, Antonioni's Docs and More
David HudsonAlso: Posters for this year’s Directors’ Fortnight and Critics’ Week, “Great Directors” in San Francisco, Picasso in London and more.
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Rockefeller's Melancholy
Luc MoulletCritic- filmmaker Luc Moullet pens a provocative, previously unpublished take on the difference between the B&W and color work of Antonioni.
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Daily Briefing. Black Clock 15 + The Week Ahead
David HudsonWild in the Streets, Jon Jost, Alexander Mackendrick, Thomas Demand, Carmelo Bene and more.
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Notebook's 4th Writers Poll: Fantasy Double Features of 2011
NotebookIn our annual poll, we pair our favorite new films of 2011 with older films seen in the same year to create fantastic double features.
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Daily Briefing. That Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren Story
David HudsonAlso: David Fincher on the embargo brouhaha. Charges against Lars von Trier dropped. And more news and goings on.
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Daily Briefing. Sundance Predictions, Actors on Actors and More
David HudsonAlso: Thanksgiving movie scenes, top 50 films ever, vintage posters exhibition, Eraserhead set photos, DVDs and more.
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Daily Briefing. New DVDs, Essays, Posters
David HudsonAnother big Criterion Tuesday. Also: The Tree of Life, Joan Didion, Martin Scorsese and more.
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Movie Poster of the Week: “Red Desert”
Adrian CurryA collection of designs from around the world for Antonioni’s first film in color.
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Antonioni, Fellini, DeMille, Ray, Mackendrick — and Juliano Mer-Khamis
David Hudson"Antonioni's career can be divided into the periods before and after L'Avventura (1960)," writes Dennis Lim in the Los Angeles Times. "By the time that film was booed and championed at Cannes, putting
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"Uncle Boonmee," "The Cable Guy," Events, DVDs, More
David Hudson"There are few contemporary filmmakers who grasp narrative as an expressive instrument in itself, and even among them Apichatpong Weerasethakul seems special," begins Max Goldberg in the San Francisco
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Maria Schneider, 1952 - 2011
David HudsonReuters breaks the shocking news: "French actress Maria Schneider, most famous for her role as Marlon Brando's lover in Last Tango in Paris, has died aged 58, French media reported on Thursday."Back