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by Eugene Kang October 21, 2022 0

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Tár ★★★½

Women don’t often get to be the center of stories about genius. There have been countless versions of Van Gogh’sContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 12, 2022 0

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

by Cineccentric Critics April 22, 2022 0

Alper Kavak: For this issue of our Living Room Chats, Alex and I are discussing Bernard Queysanne’s The Man WhoContinue 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 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 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