The Forgotten: Merkin Muffs It
David CairnsHEIRONYMOUS MERKIN Can Heironymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness? (1969) Is the film that dares to ask the question, "Can Heironymous Merkin ever forget Mercy Humppe and find
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: Glenn Kenny
Glenn KennyEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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In the December Notebook
Daniel KasmanAcquarelloThe Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll David CairnsThe Forgotten: Homunculus, mon amourThe Forgotten: I Stab SaneThe Forgotten: Fire and IceThe Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll Fernando
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: HarryTuttle
Each of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: Zachary Wigon
Zachary WigonEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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Koreyoshi Kurahara, Part I: "Black Sun" and the Sun Tribe
Nick PalevskyThis year’s TOKYO FILMEX featured a retrospective on Koreyoshi Kurahara, a director whose long-term international reputation may rest on his taiyozoku, or “sun tribe” films. He did these for Nikkatsu Studios
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Tuesday Morning Foreign Region DVD Report: "Les Stances a Sophie" (Mizrahi, 1971)
Glenn KennyThe presences of the exemplary Nouvelle Vague icons Bernadette Lafont and Bulle Ogier in the female lead roles notwithstanding, what cachet 1971's Les Stances a Sophie has accrued over the years is largely
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: David Cairns
David CairnsEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: Acquarello
AcquarelloEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: Vadim Rizov
Vadim RizovEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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The Notebook's First Annual Writers' Poll: Edwin Mak
Edwin MakEach of the Notebook's writers were given the opportunity to submit two lists of their ten favorite films of 2008. One is restricted to films receiving at least a week's theatrical run in the U.S., a
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When Change Meant Change: Revisiting 1930s Chinese Leftist Cinema
Edwin MakThe recent issue of UCLA’s Asia Pacific Arts Magazine has a timely new feature on: 'Social Change in Asian film'. As the authors themselves admitted, it was an editorial inspired by the latest presidential