What We’re Watching – August 2022
World cinema is on our mind in this month’s What We’re Watching column, our critics writing on German, Russian, and Belgian cinema.Continue Reading
World cinema is on our mind in this month’s What We’re Watching column, our critics writing on German, Russian, and Belgian cinema.Continue Reading
The tenth story in Marguerite de Navarre’s 1558 collection of stories, ‘The Heptameron’ is, tonally, a far cry from theContinue Reading
Two years since the publication of our inaugural In Memoriam retrospective, we take the time now to look back atContinue Reading
This month, it is more relevant than ever for our Retrospective Roundtable to focus on the theme of social justiceContinue Reading
Leto is a delicate portrayal of a little known period in music history- 1980’s Leningrad, Russia- unfortunate enough to be released inContinue Reading
Published on Father’s Day, this month’s retrospective complements last month’s Mothers in Film which we wrote to celebrate Mother’s Day.Continue Reading
Our monthly retrospective comes a little earlier this month, and it’s for good reason. Today is Mother’s Day and weContinue Reading
This month, a number of our critics share their 10 favorite titles from the Criterion Collection in celebration of theContinue Reading
We’re back for a second year of predictions! In a break from tradition, we consider the films nominated at theContinue Reading
In many ways, Stalker was Andrei Tarkovsky’s most arduous film to create. It is believed that he and a numberContinue Reading