Rotterdam 2013. Trembling Disturbed
Daniel KasmanOur first report from the 2013 festival, about new films by Sergei Loznitsa, Peter Schreiner, Pedro Costa, and Filipa César.
Sergei Loznitsa
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The 20th Curtas Vila Do Conde Short Films Festival
Celluloid Liberation FrontThe Curtas Vila Do Conde Short Films Festival offers a varied & rich selection that exemplifies the special qualities of short form cinema.
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Cannes 2012. Days 10-11, Essential Reads
Adam CookThe festival arrives at a close, with films in competition from David Cronenberg, Sergei Loznitsa, Im Sang-soo, and Jeff Nichols.
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Movie Poster of the Week: The Posters of the 2012 Cannes Competition
Adrian CurryOn the opening day of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival: a poster round-up of the films in competition.
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Daily Briefing. When in Rome...
David HudsonA big day for festival news, oddly enough. Plus, notable films in the works.
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Daily Briefing. Most Anticipated Films of 2012
David HudsonAlso: Universal @ 100. James Toback’s “totally unusual, inventive” movie and more.
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Notebook Reviews: Sergei Loznitsa's "My Joy"
Daniel KasmanOne of Cannes 2010’s finest competition entries sees a U.S. release.
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Sergei Loznitsa's "My Joy"
David HudsonName-checked in reviews of this “widescreen nightmare of ill will and indefinite national gridlock”: Cormac McCarthy and Andrei Tarkovsky.
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NYFF 2010. Sergei Loznitsa's "My Joy"
David Hudson"My Joy is easy to follow for an hour, then unnecessarily diffuse and possibly objectionable," writes Vadim Rizov for the L. "The basic plot is as follows: Georgy (Viktor Nemets) drives a truck. He
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Time Indefinite: A Talk with Sergei Loznitsa
Ignatiy VishnevetskyI wanted to talk to Sergei Loznitsa about time because My Joy (which Daniel Kasman wrote about in this year's Cannes coverage) begins with a body being thrown into a concrete mixer and then there's
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TIFF 2010. Contemporary World Cinema
David HudsonTo borrow Henry James's description of the Victorian novel, Toronto is one loose and baggy monster of a film festival. One big final roundup would be useless, but roundups for each program just might
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Cannes 2010. Branch Banditry: "My Joy" (Sergei Loznitsa, Ukraine)
Daniel KasmanI’ve been thinking a lot about Alain Resnais at this festival, not just because his masterpiece Wild Grass played here last year, but simply because I continue to find such strong echoes of his art and