The DVD Release Of The Week: Is, most of the time, whatever The New York Times' Dave Kehr says it is, and this week it's Zeitgeist's double feature of Phillipe Garrel's I Can No Longer Hear The Guitar
David Carradine, who died yesterday at the age of 72, worked with a remarkable number of name directors…
THE THREE FACES OF EVE I tre volti (Three Faces of a Woman, 1965) is, among other things, the Antonioni film you're least likely to have seen, the Bolognini film you're least likely to have seen (a
Recently released by Kino International, Seijun Suzuki’s Detective Bureau 2-3: Go to Hell Bastards! (1963) and Motomu Ida’s 3 Seconds Before Explosion (1967) share locales (Japan’s wildly prolific Nikkatsu
Cathy O'Donnell in Nicholas Ray's They Live By Night (1948).
The Gunfight at Dodge City begins rather unusually for a Cinemascope Western with color by Deluxe: in the dark. One-time gambling gunman Bat Masterson and his half-wit young companion Billy are out in
Under the auspices of David Lynch, Interview Project is traveling around the US giving brief, Internet-friendly snapshots of people in places. Those people being Americans, those places being in America
Directed by B. Kite The Auteurs is proud to present for a limited time the first two installments of American: Exhibits from the C.F. Kane Museum, a six-part video investigation into the work of
Though he is arguably the best known graphic designer in America, and despite the fact that he is legendary for his poster design (think Dylan, think Mahalia Jackson, think Angels in America), Milton
At what point does gleeful cynicism become so gleeful that it ceases to function as cynicism at all, and mutates into a blatant formalist trope of little emotional or intellectual resonance, but plenty
BEWARE THE BEAT OF THE CLOTH-WRAPPED FEET In Maurice Pialat's last film, Le Garcu, a strange film can be seen playing on TV in the background. Die Herrin von Atlantis, directed by G.W. Pabst, was one
