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Feeling Seen: Roberto Gavaldón, Misanthrope
By
Carlos Valladares
May 22, 2019
Pity and fear: The Mexican filmmaker takes his rightful place as the evil twin of such cinematic poets of fate as Frank Borzage and Jacques Demy
Present Tense: Almost Like Falling in Love
By
Sheila O'Malley
May 16, 2019
Love is a battlefield:
Aliens
’ Hicks and Ripley are an unlikely pair, but “unlikely pairs” are the bread and butter of romance, Hollywood-style
Feeling Seen: Avengeance
By
Nick Pinkerton and C. Spencer Yeh
May 15, 2019
Hello darkness: a conversation about
Avengers: Endgame
, genre, and the homogenization of the multiplex
Higher Learning: Hero Worship
By
Christina Svendsen
May 9, 2019
The long shadow: reading the superhero film through Siegfried Kracauer‘s classic text
Present Tense: Frank O’Hara at the Movies
By
Sheila O'Malley
May 2, 2019
“Darkness embossed by silvery images”: the New York-School poet had a rapturous relationship with the cinema
Higher Learning: The Point of View Shot
By
Patrick Keating
April 26, 2019
Show, don't tell: As in the silent period, the idea that the camera might move like a person took different forms in the 1930s
Feeling Seen: Mi familia
By
Carlos Valladares
April 16, 2019
Learning to see: a reflection on a family's complex relationship with moving images
Feeling Seen: We Need to Talk About
Us
By
K. Austin Collins and Devika Girish
April 10, 2019
Face off: a conversation about Jordan Peele’s
Us
and issues of horror, race, class, and criticism itself
Feeling Seen: Midnight in Paris
By
Kelli Weston
April 2, 2019
Big night:
Midnight in Paris
documents the run-up to prom night at a majority-black public school, and finds promise in the banal
Higher Learning: Labeling Black Unbankable
By
Maryann Erigha
March 28, 2019
Split ticket: how Hollywood insiders socially construct audiences by strategically targeting specific racial demographics
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