The Details: His Eyes Have “It!”
Alex HansenJean Cocteau has a secret weapon: Jean Marais’ eyes.
Jean Cocteau has a secret weapon: Jean Marais’ eyes.
A look at the subtle and multilayered use of color in The Passion of Anna (1969).
An exploration of the increasing visual emphasis on the ear in Michael Mann’s work.
Two similar and mysterious moments from Au hasard Balthazar and Une femme douce. What’s going on here?
A telling, accidental detail changes the feel of one of the Hungarian master’s virtuoso camera moves in his newest film.
The Criterion Collection's recent releases of Chantal Akerman's early work have given me my first opportunity to see many of the films that established her reputation. The most lauded—Jeanne Dielman
The Details is a column that catches the small within the big, focusing on the individual elements that make cinema so expressive. *** Not so long ago there was a discussion in our forums about off-screen
The Details is a column that catches the small within the big, focusing on the individual elements that make cinema so expressive. *** One fascinating point made by Tom Gunning's masterful book The Films
Our detail is a single shot done in a long-take from Rossellini’s 1959 film set in Genor during World War II.