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Genevieve Yue
Heavens!
By
Genevieve Yue
October 4, 2021
Hands of God: Paul Verhoeven’s latest is an oddly buoyant film that treats its subject—the only nun on record to have a detailed account of sapphic exploits—with sincerity, even reverence
Forced Retirement
By
Genevieve Yue
August 2, 2021
Growing up: M. Night Shyamalan's latest,
Old
, is a grim, half-baked parable for a world emerging tentatively from a pandemic
Short Take: Paraguay Remembered
By
Genevieve Yue
March 3, 2017
(Dominique Dubosc, France, Anthology Film Archives, Opened February 24)
Short Take: Nocturnal Animals
By
Genevieve Yue
November 3, 2016
(Tom Ford, U.S., Opening November 18)
Festivals: Oberhausen
By
Genevieve Yue
June 7, 2016
Art-world interventionism: the 62nd edition of the venerable shorts festival tackled the question of programming versus curation
Festivals: Il Cinema Ritrovato
By
Genevieve Yue
July 21, 2015
The 29th annual Bologna showcase of restorations and preservations spanned divas, war crimes, and marital mix-ups from across the globe
Kitchen Sink Cinema: Artist-Run Film Laboratories
By
Genevieve Yue
March 30, 2015
Taking stock: an in-depth look at the alternative routes to processing film in an age of waning options
Living Cinema: Experimental Film and the Academy
By
Genevieve Yue
November 24, 2014
On the constantly evolving, complicated business of teaching avant-garde film
Review: Tokyo Sonata
By
Genevieve Yue
October 7, 2014
(Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Japan, 2008)
Rep Diary: The Path of Oil
By
Genevieve Yue
September 19, 2014
Bernardo Bertolucci's lone foray into documentary traverses many countries and formal conventions with complex results
Rep Diary: Len Lye
By
Genevieve Yue
June 2, 2014
Bodily empathy: on the artist's works on paper and celluloid
Festivals: Ann Arbor
By
Genevieve Yue
May 6, 2014
This Michigan festival's legacy as a showcase and incubator of experimental film talent continues
Art of the Real: The Films of Mati Diop
By
Genevieve Yue
April 18, 2014
Being there: reflections on the globe-trotting oeuvre of the director of
A Thousand Suns
Rep Diary: Motion(less) Pictures
By
Genevieve Yue
March 14, 2014
In the interval: a look at what we're missing when photographic stills are put into sequence, in works by Lucy Raven and Peter Bo Rappmund
Festivals: Il Cinema Ritrovato
By
Genevieve Yue
July 19, 2013
Bologna’s annual celebration of restored and re-discovered cinema across the eras once again brings good things to light
Our Nixon Outtakes
By
Genevieve Yue
March 7, 2013
Talking through the less inflammatory portions of Nixon's presidency
Views from the Avant-Garde: Invisible Cities
By
Genevieve Yue
October 17, 2012
On Phil Solomon’s “EMPIRE” and Tsai Ming-Liang’s Walker
Loose Ends: An Interview with Tony Conrad
By
Genevieve Yue
October 11, 2012
The avant-garde pioneer speaks about his multi-channel, multimedia work
Clocks for Seeing: Christian Marclay’s The Clock
By
Genevieve Yue
July 19, 2012
Our intrepid correspondent goes in search of lost time on a (nearly) 24-hour tour of cinema
Review: I Killed My Mother
By
Genevieve Yue
May 15, 2011
(Xavier Dolan, Canada, 2009)