Yvonne Rainer is one of the most cinematically daring and creative directors of the 20th century. Each of her films feels large and with so
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Legendary Experimental Filmmaker Michael Snow Dies at 94
Michael Snow, the director behind some of the most acclaimed experimental films of all time, including Wavelength (1967) and La région centrale (1971), passed away
VOTE NOW: Who Are Your Favourite Directors?
Calling all cinephiles! The 12th edition of ICMForum’s Favourite Directors is upon us. The deadline is the 8th of January, and if you are reading
The More I Think About It the Happier I Am Jeanne Dielman is No. 1
I have to admit that I was not just surprised when Jeanne Dielman was declared the greatest film of all time by the once-in-a-decade S&S
Godard Never Stopped Challenging What Cinema Could Be
When I think of Jean-Luc Godard the first image that comes to my mind is from the very intro of Numéro deux (1975). True to
Bingewatching World War I
2014-18 marked the centennial of World War I. (My oldest uncle had been a stoker on a troop ship.) I had never understood what that
Movie Title Tailgaters
One of our dinosaurs is missing. It wandered off while we were kissing. The killing of a Chinese bookie is no assignment for a rookie.
Miklós Jancsó’s Forgotten Italian Escapade
It started with Monica Vitti and ended with TV movies and a venture into sexploitation so “extreme” that it was seized twice by the Italian
The French Dispatch is Surprisingly Lazy
Lazy is a critique you rarely hear thrown at Wes Anderson, and yet, for all its meticulousness, The French Dispatch fits the bill. Odder yet,
The Film That Broke the Berlinale & Why You Should Watch It
The 72nd Berlinale is set to kick off on the 10th of February, and it may calm both attendees and casual observers to know that