Movie Poster of the Week: “20,000 Years in Sing Sing” and Title-Centric Posters through the Ages
Adrian CurryA look at posters in which actors are absent and the title treatment is king.
Michelangelo Antonioni
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The Noteworthy: Indie Spirit, "The Irishman", The Godard Paradox
Adam CookIndependent Spirit Awards nominations, Daney on Godard, Jack Nicholson & Antonioni, a trio of Film Comment pieces, and more.
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The Noteworthy: Interiors, Zona, and Shots in the Dark
Adam CookThis week we highlight a unique film journal, a couple of recent Q&As and a review of a new book on Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker.
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A Little L'avventura
NotebookAntonioni’s 1960 masterpiece gets animated—and is now playing on MUBI.
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From Dan Flavin to Michelangelo Antonioni
Daniel KasmanA surprising homage to Michelangelo Antonioni from famed American minimalist sculptor Dan Flavin.
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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Luc MoulletCritic-filmmaker Luc Moullet pens a provocative, previously unpublished take on the difference between the B&W and color work of Antonioni.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.