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The Film Comment Podcast: Work / Bujalski

Clocking in: Andrew Bujalski and Sierra Pettengill discuss the portrayal of work on screen and in his film Support the Girls
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News to Me: Jerry Lewis’s “Home Movies,” Kasi Lemmons, Annette Michelson

The home office: the comedy legend’s full-fledged films with Dean, Janet Leigh, and Tony Curtis, plus the latest on Marielle Heller and Kasi Lemmons
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Art and Craft: First-Person Shooter

Doubling as director and cinematographer, Reed Morano gets to the heart of the matter
Read Amy Taubin's interview

Deep Focus: White Boy Rick

Dependence: director Yann Demange gets inside the workings of a complicated family through an undercover drug drama
Read Michael Sragow’s column

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News

News to Me: Jerry Lewis’s “Home Movies,” Kasi Lemmons, Annette Michelson

By Carlos Valladares
The home office: the comedy legend’s full-fledged films with Dean, Janet Leigh, and Tony Curtis, plus the latest on Marielle Heller and Kasi Lemmons

Reviews

Short Take: Colette

By Lauren Kaminsky
(Wash Westmoreland, UK/USA/Hungary, Bleecker Street, Opening September 21)

Interviews

Interview: Jeanne Balibar

By Joan Dupont
The voice: the French star of Mathieu Amalric’s Barbara comes to New York for a series at FIAF and Anthology

Queer & Now & Then

Queer & Now & Then: 1960

By Michael Koresky
Homme fatale: the surpassing beauty of Alain Delon in Purple Noon is a lethal weapon that the actor wields without mercy

Podcast

The Film Comment Podcast: Work / Bujalski

By Nicolas Rapold
Clocking in: Andrew Bujalski and Sierra Pettengill discuss the portrayal of work on screen and in his film Support the Girls

Features

Intimations of Mortality

By Nicolas Rapold
Monrovia, Indiana, Frederick Wiseman’s postcard from the Midwest, detects the lengthening shadows beyond the all-American sunshine

Imogen Sara Smith

The Liberation: Jacques Becker and Memoir of War

By Imogen Sara Smith
Scenes between the scenes: the brilliant French director of Edouard and Caroline and Rendezvous in July deserves a place on par with the New Wave that followed

TCM Diary

TCM Diary: The Wild Boys of Wellman

By Justin Stewart
The long way home: William A. Wellman shows his mettle with the young hobo heroes of Wild Boys of the Road

Festivals

Intimations of Mortality

By Nicolas Rapold
Monrovia, Indiana, Frederick Wiseman’s postcard from the Midwest, detects the lengthening shadows beyond the all-American sunshine