Features

How to Fall Into Oblivion and Take Your Movie With You

By Milton Moses Ginsberg

January 1, 1999

The maverick filmmaker reflects on his rediscovered classic Coming Apart

Mind Over Matter: David Cronenberg Interviewed

By Gavin Smith

March 1, 1997

Canada's radical director David Cronenberg interviewed upon the release of Crash

Star Drek

By Terry Curtis Fox

July 7, 1977

The Star Wars War: Against

Louis Feuillade: Master of Melodrama

By Richard Roud

November 1, 1976

With Olivier Assaya’s Irma Vep deconstructing the very idea of the serial, revisit Richard Roud’s 1976 essay on Louis Feuillade, the man behind the original Les Vampires

King Vidor: A Retrospective, Part I

By Raymond Durgnat

July 21, 1973

An exclusive study of a prolific body of work that paralleled the growth of American cinema

My Three Powerfully Effective Commandments

By Ingmar Bergman

June 1, 1970

The Swedish master shares his thoughts on filmmaking

“A breathless eagerness in the audience…”

By Gordon Hitchens

March 1, 1970

Historical notes on Dr. Frankenstein and his monster

Japanese Underground Film

By Robert Steele

September 1, 1967

Filmmaker Takahiko Iimura shares his collection of avant-garde films from Japan

Film, the Rival of Theatre

By Edith Laurie

September 1, 1963

A report from the International Drama Conference in Edinburgh

Notes from the Venice Film Festival

By Edith Laurie

September 27, 1962

Seventy-five films in sixteen days, and the best of them Italian