Daily Briefing. Welles's "Heart of Darkness"
David HudsonAlso: Owen Hatherley on Patrick Keiller, Cavett on Groucho, Scorsese’s storyboards and more.
Patrick Keiller
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Daily Briefing. "Film socialisme" Cruise Ship Runs Aground
David HudsonAlso: Theo Angelopoulos, Alberto Lattuada and Jean-Pierre Gorin on DVD.
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"The Time That Remains," Film Comment, More
David HudsonWe'll get to what all else is online from the new issue of Film Comment in a moment, but first, here's Joumane Chahine on a film playing at the IFC Center in New York through Tuesday: "Although it
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The Forgotten: After London
David CairnsIn the dying years of the last century, Patrick Keiller was Britain's leading cinematic psychogeographer, mapping the unconscious impulses of the English cityscape in two remarkable feature films, London
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"Harry Potter," "Peeping Tom," More
David Hudson"Let me count the ways I love the Harry Potter movies," wrote Amy Taubin in the summer of 2009, as if asking permission to do so in Artforum's virtual pages. First, they "remind me of growing up enthralled
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NYFF 2010. Patrick Keiller's "Robinson in Ruins"
David Hudson"Robinson in Ruins, the latest essay film/experimental landscape study/cinematic state-of-the-union address from the great British avant-gardist Patrick Keiller, is many things," begins Michael Sicinski
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NYFF 2010. While Passing Through a Film Festival, I Found Some Things I Liked
Daniel Kasman• In Hong Sang-soo’s Oki’s Movie you always know the temperature outside because of the clothing people are wearing. It’s so cold that no one takes off their parkas and scarves inside; in fact, everyone
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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