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Cannes by Koehler: Salvo
By Robert Koehler
5.16.2013
Live from the Croisette, it's Robert Koehler. First up: Sicilian gangster gumption, courtesy of Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza
Festivals: Tribeca
By Amy Taubin
5.13.2013
The 12th edition of the festival offered more than just Bub and Bobby brushing shoulders
Rep Diary: Maine-Océan
By Giovanni Marchini Camia
5.10.2013
Overlooked Nouvelle Vague director Jacques Rozier builds a Tower of Babel by the sea in this forgotten 1985 film
Critical Dialogue: Something in the Air
By Max Nelson
5.8.2013
The political is personal—even if you're sort of in it for the girls
Review: The Great Gatsby
By Violet Lucca
5.7.2013
Missing the punch—and point—of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic
Interview: Jason Osder
By Nicolas Rapold
5.6.2013
The past in present tense: uncovering the devastating clash between a militant group and Philadelphia police
Review: What Maisie Knew
By Emma Myers
5.3.2013
An update of Henry James's What Maisie Knew walks the line between drama and black humor
Interview: Emir Baigazin
By Nicolas Rapold
5.2.2013
The director of Harmony Lessons explains the high school food chain and his inspirations
Homeward Bound: The Tangled Legacy of the Home Movie
By Max Nelson
5.1.2013
From family trips to Jonas Mekas and Post Tenebras Lux
Overheard: Steven Soderbergh
By Film Comment
4.30.2013
Steven Soderbergh's SFIFF56 State of Cinema Address, now available for your listening or reading pleasure
Review: Planet of Snail
By Sarah Mankoff on 7.25.2012
Intended as a contemplative exploration of selfless love, Planet of Snail ultimately becomes monotonous shorthand
Review: Nuit #1
By Jonathan Robbins on 7.25.2012
With excruciating care and technical prowess, writer-director Anne Émond pioneers ennui-core
Review: Sacrifice
By Andrew Chan on 7.24.2012
Fifth Generation master Chen Kaige returns with a period epic that accepts its kitschiness
Festivals: Karlovy Vary
By {REL[4144][blog_author]47RJ7cxJREL} on 7.23.2012
A report on the KVIFF’s East of the West section, a highlight of the welcoming Bohemian fest
Clocks for Seeing: Christian Marclay’s The Clock
By Genevieve Yue on 7.19.2012
Our intrepid correspondent goes in search of lost time on a (nearly) 24-hour tour of cinema
Foundas on Film: The Dark Knight Rises
By Scott Foundas on 7.18.2012
The spellbinding climax from Christopher Nolan, a filmmaker who shouldn’t be taken for granted
Review: The Dark Knight Rises
By John Wildman on 7.18.2012
The summer’s Comic Book Geek cup-runneth-over fest continues
Interview: Adam Curtis
By Chris Darke on 7.17.2012
The accompanying interview to Chris Darke's feature on Adam Curtis, appearing in the July/August 2012 issue
