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Colombian class warrior Luis Ospina blazed a revolutionary trail through Latin American cinema with subversive genre and documentary works

Christopher Harris’s urban landmark still/here expresses the feelings of absence in ravaged St. Louis neighborhoods to create an afterimage of African-American experience

A dazzling voice for Africa and the diaspora, filmmaker Med Hondo threw down fearless, prickly experiments that banish colonial rot

The pandemic seclusion changes how each of us is touched by movies. Nick Pinkerton reaches out

With no theater to step into, Devika Girish reflects on the options for connecting with others and with cinema

With the miraculous About Endlessness, the living pictures of Roy Andersson heave a melancholy sigh over the human condition

The master filmmaker on the making of his 1965 breakthrough

In this classic 1976 essay, the two critics take on Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver

As films and film culture face brutal and witless change, love of the art form can be radical and sustaining

In Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow, friendship meets commerce in a poignant portrait of two outsiders on the newly settled American frontier