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Robert Horton
Camerimage Interview: Denis Lenoir
By
Robert Horton
February 12, 2018
Linger on: the cinematographer who came of age with Olivier Assayas discusses the minutiae of changes that come with shooting and directing digitally
Camerimage Interview: Dan Laustsen
By
Robert Horton
January 18, 2018
No rules, please: the Danish cinematographer behind
The Shape of Water
and
Nightwatch
discusses digging into the details
Camerimage Interview: Charlotte Bruus Christensen
By
Robert Horton
January 11, 2018
In a new light: the cinematographer of
Molly’s Game
,
Fences
, and
Far From the Madding Crowd
discusses being true to the text
Camerimage Interview: Sam Levy
By
Robert Horton
January 5, 2018
Memory lane: the cinematographer of
Lady Bird
,
Frances Ha
, and
Wendy and Lucy
discusses the art of capturing low-key moments
Modern Painter
By
Robert Horton
January 3, 2018
Cinematographer Rachel Morrison on finding a natural look for both
Black Panther
and
Mudbound
TCM Diary: Don’t Fight The Power (1968)
By
Robert Horton
October 10, 2017
Brain fever: Byron Haskin’s psychic thriller is torn between crumbling Hollywood kitsch and counterculture shlock
TCM Diary: Ruby Gentry
By
Robert Horton
September 12, 2017
Wayward woman: King Vidor’s 1952 tale of small town politics is contradictory but enduringly magnetic
Wicked Michael Parks
By
Robert Horton
May 10, 2017
When Parks comes onscreen, you’re not sure where he’s coming from, but you’re sure he’s
lived
Review: Aferim!
By
Robert Horton
January 4, 2016
(Radu Jude, Romania/Bulgaria/Czech Republic, 2015)
Review: The Homesman
By
Robert Horton
October 29, 2014
(Tommy Lee Jones, U.S., 2014)
The Typewriter and the Camera
By
Robert Horton
September 26, 2014
Joseph L. Mankiewicz favored sophisticated storytelling over dynamic visuals—so what?
Book Review: John Wayne: The Life and Legend
By
Robert Horton
April 21, 2014
Scott Eyman's thorough biography shows us another side of The Duke
Encore: A Touch of Noir
By
Robert Horton
April 22, 2013
Jules Dassin’s sense of craft trumps the art-cinema pretensions of
10:30 P.M. Summer
Festivals: New York 1994
By
Robert Horton
September 13, 2012
Boasting Assayas, Tarantino, Moretti, Kieślowski, Allen, Burton, Lai, and more, 1994's NYFF was unforgettable
Review: Dans Paris
By
Robert Horton
May 31, 2011
(Christophe Honoré, France, 2006)