Over the course of Nicholas Ray's Bigger Than Life , everything that glows with joyousness, complacency, and success at the beginning of...
Over the course of Nicholas Ray's Bigger Than Life , everything that glows with joyousness, complacency, and success at the beginning of...
If cinema is to survive as a democratic art form, one of its most crucial figures is the English filmmaker Peter Watkins, not because of any...
The Conformist (1970): I'm not one to obsessively justify the psychological, thematic, or narrative roles of images in a film, but if T...
Below is a complete ranking of the films I saw at the 65th Cannes Film Festival. Enjoy! 1. Holy Motors (Carax, France, In Competition) Whe...
(I attended the Cannes Film Festival for the first time this year, resulting in my low output on this blog for the past two weeks. I will so...
If there was any doubt of the emotional infantilism and redundancy of Andrea Arnold's new and fiercely independent update to the classic...
For a director who pays fastidious attention to the politics, social trends, industries, and technologies of his milieus, it's no small ...