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Woman on the Verge
By
Mark Asch
April 6, 2026
Screentime: Radu Jude‘s
Kontinental ‘25
adapts its neorealist influences to our media-addled, morally bankrupt times
Interview: Julia Ducournau on
Alpha
By
Devika Girish
April 6, 2026
Unconditional loves: the French director discusses her latest, a surreal and moving coming-of-age story that reimagines the AIDS crisis
The Film Comment Podcast: Melissa Anderson on
The Hunger
By
Film Comment
March 31, 2026
Kiss kiss: the critic joins to discuss her new collection of film writing, her formative experiences with movies and criticism, and more
Searching for Space
By
Fatoumata Bah
March 30, 2026
Extra time: in Alexandre Koberidze’s
Dry Leaf
, plot becomes secondary to movement, encounter, and digression
The Film Comment Podcast: The Films of Peter Watkins
By
Film Comment
March 24, 2026
Living history: critic J. Hoberman joins to discuss the late British director’s utterly unique and invigoratingly political cinema
Doc Fortnight 2026: Collective Memory
By
Katie Kirkland
March 16, 2026
Beyond the frame: films by Anocha Suwichakornpong, Ross McElwee, and Bani Khoshnoudi open lines of flight into the shared social and historical world to which they—and we—belong
The Film Comment Podcast: Oscars 2026 Preview with the Los Angeles Review of Books
By
Film Comment
March 12, 2026
Showtime: the LARB Radio Hour joins to debate the relative merits and shortcomings of this year’s nominees—from
Sinners
to
The Secret Agent
to
F1
Interview: Ross McElwee on
Remake
By
David Schwartz
March 9, 2026
Gone fishing: the documentarian talks about his first feature in over a decade, an emotionally devastating and intricately layered letter to his son
Berlinale 2026: Statements of Purpose
By
Jonathan Romney
March 2, 2026
Lines drawn: How political must a festival be for it to be considered properly political?
The Film Comment Podcast: Akinola Davies Jr. on
My Father’s Shadow
By
Film Comment
February 26, 2026
Family portrait: the director talks about his elliptical, atmospheric debut feature set in 1993 Nigeria
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