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Interview: Quentin Tarantino

The director the highly anticipated Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood dives deep into his first two films in this 1994 interview
Read Gavin Smith’s interview

Queer & Now & Then: 1967

Up close and personal: Frank Simon’s The Queen portrays unashamed gay men inhabiting their own bodies—and clothes—with pride
Read Michael Koresky’s column

News to Me: Rachel Morrison, Thom Yorke, and Jim Jarmusch

Summer in the city: Spike Lee, Chris Marker, and even more Pauline Kael
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The Film Comment Podcast: What Was the TV Movie?

Ripped from the headlines: guests Soraya Nadia McDonald and Shonni Enelow on the underappreciated art of the made-for-TV movie
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Interviews

Interview: Jessie Buckley

By Steven Mears
Take me home: the star of Wild Rose on her Irish upbringing and her newfound love for country music

Reviews

The Big Screen: The Chambermaid

By Lawrence Garcia
Lila Avilés’s natural filmmaking talents are on full display from the jump

Podcast

The Film Comment Podcast: What Was the TV Movie?

By Nicolas Rapold
Ripped from the headlines: guests Soraya Nadia McDonald and Shonni Enelow on the underappreciated art of the made-for-TV movie

Film of the Week

Film of the Week: The Plagiarists

By Jonathan Romney
Infinite regress: Peter Parlow’s curious micro-budget provocation offers plenty to chew over

From the Archive

Interview: Quentin Tarantino

By Gavin Smith
The director the highly anticipated Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood dives deep into his first two films in this 1994 interview

Queer & Now & Then

Queer & Now & Then: 1967

By Michael Koresky
Up close and personal: Frank Simon’s The Queen portrays unashamed gay men inhabiting their own bodies—and clothes—with pride

Phantom Light

Labor of Love: In the Aisles, Il Posto, and The Last Black Man in San Francisco

By Imogen Sara Smith
Work and play: three films find beauty in the everyday lives of characters struggling to adapt to the modern world

Higher Learning

Higher Learning: Anne Charlotte Robertson’s Five Year Diary

By Becca Voelcker
“We go to the garden, we grow in the garden”: Robertson’s autobiography includes a network of interactions with plants, animals, and weather

News

News to Me: Rachel Morrison, Thom Yorke, and Jim Jarmusch

By Film Comment
Summer in the city: Spike Lee, Chris Marker, and even more Pauline Kael