The Noteworthy: R.I.P. Nagisa Oshima (1932-2013), The Formative Years of Cinema, Foreign Languages
Adam CookThe great Nagisa Oshima has passed away, Senses of CInema has a new World Poll, David Bordwell on the evolving cinema of 1908-1920, & more.
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Movie Poster of the Week: Ben Wheatley’s “Sightseers”
Adrian CurryPerhaps the first hand-knitted movie poster announces the newest film from a master of homespun horror.
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Records of Material Objects in Cinema #13
Daniel KasmanFrom Mikio Naruse’s Hideko, the Bus Conductress (1941).
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The Noteworthy: New Lola, "2013" by Apichatpong, On the Set of "The Assassin"
Adam CookLOLA releases new content, Apichatpong’s mini-short “2013”, images from the new Hong Sang-soo, a visit to Hou Hsaio-hsien on set.
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Movie Poster of the Week: “Fuck for Forest”
Adrian CurryAn exclusive premiere of the exuberant poster for an upcoming doc about “one of the world’s most bizarre charities.”
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The Noteworthy: R.I.P. Carey Jr. & Rocha, Top Ten Overdose, John Wayne's Faves
Adam CookStriking images of the late Paulo Rocha, 2012 musings from David Hudson & Brandon Harris, interviews with Miike, P.T.A., Ferrara & more.
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The Best Movie Posters of 2012
Adrian CurryAdrian Curry’s annual round-up of his favorite film posters of the year.
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Movie Poster of the Week: “Grand Prix” and the Posters of Eva Galová-Vodrázková
Adrian CurryThe unusual art of a great Czech poster designer of the late 60s.
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The Noteworthy: Miyazaki & Takahata, Indiewire's Critics Poll, Changes in Jeonju
Adam CookFilm Comment’s best of the year, Raya Martin & Mark Peranson in Mexico, James Gray on American cinema, and an unexpected Guillaume sighting.
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The Noteworthy: New Senses, Nick Ray's Master Class, The Brakhage Lectures
Adam CookNew Senses of Cinema, a Nick Ray doc Kickstarter, Truffaut’s alternate titles for The 400 Blows, Stan Brakhage lectures & more.
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Reverses #3
Daniel KasmanJerry Lewis gets stomped in Frank Tashlin’s Who’s Minding the Store? (1963).
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Movie Poster of the Week: Nicholas Ray’s “In a Lonely Place”
Adrian CurryThe various international posters for Bogart and Grahame’s doomed romance.