The Noteworthy: Bertolucci Heads Venice, Serge Daney Explores Mannerism, Miyazaki Interviews Kurosawa
NotebookLocarno awards Herzog, 2001 is explained by a menu, two amazing trailers drop, and more…
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Video of the day. Trailer for "Cinéma de notre temps: James Benning and Richard Linklater"
NotebookDirected by Gabe Klinger, this new film takes a look at the unique friendship between Linklater and Benning. And baseball.
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The Forgotten: Bloody Kids
David CairnsEmile and the Detectives is a children’s adventure story scripted by the young Billy Wilder.
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The Noteworthy: R.I.P. Ray Harryhausen (1920-2013), "Dirty Old New York Subway", "Haneke's Lessons"
Adam CookThe great Ray Harryhausen passes away, Dennis Lim interviews the Before Midnight trio, Kent Jones debunks Tarantino, & more.
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The Noteworthy: Critics Round Up, Soderbergh's Speech, Mekas' "Outtakes"
Adam CookA new movie review aggregator, a bunch of Cannes additions, Soderbergh on the state of cinema & more.
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The Forgotten: Furniture Moving
David CairnsA man loses his furniture to his creditors, but, animated by its own will, it returns to him, in this early part-animation by Émile Cohl.
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The Noteworthy: More from Cannes, Star Maps, Japan's Teenage Wasteland
Adam CookMore announcements from Cannes, Cronenberg is casting, an Images Festival report, the films of Marcel Hanoun & more.
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The Forgotten: Meat is Murder
David CairnsIn a (dis)United Kingdom overwhelmed by greed, a cannibal restaurant becomes the latest craze in Eat the Rich (1987).
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The Noteworthy: R.I.P. Les Blank (1935-2013), Remembering Ebert, Lumière's "Highlights 2012"
Adam CookRemembrances of Roger Ebert, the loss of Les Blank, Michael Snow on Aki Onda, stunning sketches by Massimo Carnevale & more.
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Trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn's "Only God Forgives"
NotebookFrom the folks that brought you Drive.
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The Noteworthy: Jesús Franco (1930-2013), Announcing "Cléo", Snow Sounds
Adam CookA legend passes away, a new issue of desistfilm, the debut of Cléo, a “journal of film and feminism”, music from Michael Snow & more.
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Video of the day. Woody Allen Stammering for 45 Minutes
NotebookSome folks at Huffington Post put a lot of time into assembling a 44 minute video of every single Woody Allen stammer. Enjoy?