By Chris Sheilds Crime and punishment: the French actor is at once grotesque and rivetingly human in Alain Corneau's 1979 thriller
The Film Comment Podcast: New Year, New Releases
Through the looking glass: critics A.S. Hamrah and Simran Hans join to dig through a grab bag of recent releases including The Matrix Resurrections, The Lost Daughter, and more
By Dennis Vetter Care and care alike: on cinema as a cultural and communal practice—and not just an industry—and the increasing need for an ethics of “care” in film culture
A flurry of metaphors: Radu Jude’s Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn is a profane and laugh-out-loud funny film about the open (and oft-denied) wounds of Romania’s fraught history
I’m looking through you: The common denominator in Ryūsuke Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car and Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy is an acceptance of transience in all things
In dreams: the Georgian director discusses the method behind the delicate balance of romance, folklore, and social critique in his What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?
