Daily Briefing. Cinema Scope 50
David HudsonAlso: A new trailer for Soderbergh’s Magic Mike.
Raya Martin
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First Look 2012. Supplementary Roundup
David HudsonOverviews of the Museum of the Moving Image series: 13 features and seven shorts, nearly all of them New York premieres.
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First Look 2012
Jesse CataldoA guide to New York’s new film festival of overlooked treasures playing at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.
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Lineup for Moving Image's Inaugural "First Look"
David HudsonThe Museum of the Moving Image opens 2012 with a series of New York premieres: Akerman, Garrel, Raya Martin and more.
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Daily Briefing. La Furia Umana 10, Frieze 142 and More
David HudsonAlso: Andrei Ujică at the Museum of the Museum Image, NYFF notes and remembering Paulette Dubost.
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Wavelengths 2011. Notes from a Dark Room
Michael SicinskiReviews of nearly two dozen works screening in the Toronto International Film Festival’s program of experimental film and video.
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Video of the day. Raya Martin's "Ars colonia" (2011)
Daniel KasmanWatch the amazing short by the talented Filipino auteur created for the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
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The Forgotten: Negative Space/Capability/Attitude
David CairnsKarl Heinz Martin's Von Morgens Bis Mitternacht (From Morn to Midnight, 1920) comes on like a parody of a German Expressionist classic, so archetypal are its distorted, hand-painted sets and
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"Let Me In," "Freakonomics," "Leaving," More
David HudsonOctober 1. This can only mean, for movie-lovers at least, that the Halloween season has officially begun. Not Coming to a Theater Near You launches its seventh edition of 31 Days of Horror today
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Viennale 2009: Not Just Another Fest in the Crowd
Gabe KlingerI. FESTIVALS AND IDEOLOGY "I cannot tell a lie," writes Jonathan Rosenbaum in the catalogue introduction to the retrospective on American film comedy he curated for this year's
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The Auteurs Daily: Toronto and NYFF. Independencia
David Hudson"Although it occasionally gets carried away by its own reflexive spirit, Independencia is far more than the cute formal exercise its premise suggests," writes Andrew Schenker in the L Magazine. "As
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NYFF 09: Triumph of the Micro-Features
Daniel KasmanAbove: This land is ours: Revolutionary war re-enactors in Deborah Stratman’s O’er the Land. Time is precious these days, and audiences are busy and cynical. Who has time for the two and a half hour