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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Tony Scott: A Moving Target—Movement A
Daniel KasmanOne “movement” in our exquisite corpse-style critical project on Tony Scott. Each movement features ten critics and ten scene analyses.
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Waiting for the Whole Sky All Diamonds
Boris NelepoManoel de Oliveira’s new film, Gebo and the Shadow, is a work of ultimate compassion and benevolence.
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Traces: A Conversation with Peter Nestler
Stefan RamstedtAn interview with the German documentary filmmaker for his first big retrospective in the Anglophone world, at the Tate in London.
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Slow Walks, Half Truths and Red Bull: Being a Joint Account on the VIFF Experience
Adam CookA breakdown of the VIFF experience, its qualities and traits.
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Raya Martin and His Visions of Postcolonial Realities
Adrian MendizabalAn in-depth look at the films of Filipino filmmaker Raya Martin.
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Spatial Suspense: A Conversation with Christian Petzold
Daniel KasmanThe director of Barbara talks horror films, surveillance, shooting on 35mm, the sound of a room, the silence of a set.
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A Property of Movies: A Conversation with Brian De Palma
Daniel KasmanThe director talks about his new movie, home video cinephilia, working with cinema’s greatest composers, and more.
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Interview with Jean Eustache
Ted FendtFirst ever English translation of a remarkable interview with Jean Eustache for the La Revue du Cinéma, May 1971.
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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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Poetic Rhythm: Three Films by Jean Grémillon
Farran Smith NehmeOn the three impressive films included in Criterion’s set, “Jean Grémillon During the Occupation”.
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Smearing the Senses: Tony Scott, Action Painter
Ignatiy VishnevetskyOn the late great.