The Noteworthy: "Something Necessary", Aleksei German (1938-2013), Sallitt & Cairns, 7th/11
Adam CookA special MUBI screening of Something Necessary, films by Cairns and Sallitt, a new issue of The Seventh Art, Bordwell on Richie + more.
Terence Malick
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Notes on Terrence Malick’s "To the Wonder"
Darren HughesJuxtaposing transcendence and the everyday, beauty and the abject, To the Wonder is profane in ways Malick never could have intended.
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TIFF 2012. Correspondences #6
Daniel KasmanOur critics’ dialog picks up the P.T. Anderson and Bellocchio films before moving on to the new Malick, Tsai and an Argentine discovery.
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Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life”: A Few Thoughts Subsequent to a Local Screening Sponsored by a College’s Theology Department
Joe McCullochOn the occasion of its video release.
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"The Tree of Life," Round 2
David HudsonUpdated through 6/26. In yesterday's Los Angeles Times, John Horn and Steven Zeitchik report on the uphill battle Fox Searchlight will be fighting this summer as they roll out Terrence Malick's The
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"The Tree of Life": A Malickiad
Ignatiy VishnevetskyIn The Tree of Life, we know that Brad Pitt’s unnamed, self-styled paterfamilias is a light smoker not because it’s ever said or observed, but because he is specifically never shown smoking
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Cannes 2011. Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life"
David HudsonUpdated through 5/22. "Partly because of his devotion to a meticulous, artisanal approach to filmmaking, and partly because of the sheer secrecy in which his projects are enshrouded, a Malick film is
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Terrence Malick in NYC and LA
David HudsonUpdated through 5/24. "Each Terrence Malick film concerns a lost or squandered Eden," writes Michael Joshua Rowin in the LA Weekly: "the sleepy suburbia shattered by teenage nihilism in Badlands
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Terrence Malick in NYC and LA
David HudsonUpdated through 5/24. "Each Terrence Malick film concerns a lost or squandered Eden," writes Michael Joshua Rowin in the LA Weekly: "the sleepy suburbia shattered by teenage nihilism in Badlands
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Movie Poster of the Week: "The Tree of Life"
Adrian CurryAs the year winds down, and in anticipation of the film that nearly everyone who cares about movies hopes/believes will be one of the very best films of 2011, I give you this strange new poster for Terrence
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Video of the Day. Trailer: Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life"
David HudsonTrailer for Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life”.
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"The Thin Red Line" and More DVDs
David Hudson"Terrence Malick's epic war-film daydream The Thin Red Line (1998) is already out on DVD, but it is being reissued this week from The Criterion Collection, and when Criterion steps up to the line