Blue Moon ★★★
This year sees Richard Linklater direct two historical dramas set at pivotal points in the lives of their subjects. NouvelleContinue Reading
Tag: Jean-Luc Godard
What We’re Watching – May 2024
Crime, romance, and the absurd take center stage for our May What We’re Watching column, a trio of films fromContinue Reading
How to Blow Up a Pipeline ★★★
Andreas’ Malm How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire was meant to beContinue Reading
The Films of Jean-Luc Godard
Jean-Luc Godard was a titan of cinema. From his debut feature film Breathless to his final film The Image Book, Godard pushedContinue Reading
Discussing My Night at Maud’s
Eugene Kang: This month, we will be discussing Éric Rohmer‘s My Night at Maud’s, the third (released as the fourth)Continue Reading
Secret Defense: If Chantal Akerman Directed a Film Noir
Jacques Rivette is widely regarded to have been the most experimental and uncompromising filmmaker to arise from the Nouvelle VagueContinue Reading
The Saving Power of Storytelling in Sankofa
Sankofa, which in the Ghanaian Akan language means roughly “to retrieve,” starts with a model named Mona (Oyafunmike Ogulano) posingContinue Reading
Discussing Vagabond
Eugene Kang: This month we are diving into Vagabond, one of the most esteemed works from Agnes Varda, a directorContinue Reading
Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar ★★★½
Everything I learned while satisfying two years of curriculum for a cinema studies minor has now been proven to beContinue Reading
The Specter of Memory in Hiroshima Mon Amour
A light in the darkness reveals two lovers tangled in an embrace, their faces concealed as a flurry of ashContinue Reading
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