Chantal Akerman – Cineccentric

by Henry Baime July 12, 2022 0

News From Home and the Curse of an Early Masterpiece

At times, Orson Welles was known to express that he felt Citizen Kane, though proclaimed by many as the greatestContinue Reading

by Timan Zheng July 16, 2021 0

Jacques Rivette is widely regarded to have been the most experimental and uncompromising filmmaker to arise from the Nouvelle VagueContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics July 1, 2021 0

Henry Baime: After more than a year of pandemic induced lockdowns changing the moviegoing experience for all of us, havingContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics November 7, 2020 0

Ian Floodgate: Short films sometimes get overlooked at film festivals even though they provide the industry an insight into whichContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics October 15, 2020 0

Directing one of the most well-known feminist films, Chantal Akerman was influential in both the feminist movement of filmmaking asContinue Reading

by Ben McDonald July 8, 2020 1

It’s often the sign of an exceptional film when you leave the theater (or your couch) with the peculiar sensationContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics June 8, 2020 0

Eugene Kang: For this month’s first Living Room Chat, I suggested that we watch Céline and Julie Go Boating. ThisContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics May 1, 2020 0

Video on Demand By Ben McDonald Another month of quarantine down, and perhaps many more to go. While few ofContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics April 15, 2020 0

We’d like to bring a smile to your face. This month’s Retrospective Roundtable centers on films that are sure toContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics May 1, 2017 0

Alex Sitaras: This month we’re doing things a little differently. There aren’t as many films we’re looking forward to being releasedContinue Reading