Published by Film Society of Lincoln Center

Features

Big Plans, Small Minds

By Jeff Reichert
January 3, 2017
The rise of Stephen Bannon empowers a brand of echo-chamber culture familiar to documentary

Common Sense

By Amy Taubin
December 26, 2016
American Indie axiom Jim Jarmusch talks about the art of routine in Paterson (and the assembly of chaos in Gimme Danger)

The One Thousand and One Nights of Raúl Ruiz

By Ethan Spigland
December 9, 2016
Freedom of choice: in his exile, the Chilean director's cinema is a phantasmagoria of memory and illusion

On Yasujiro Ozu

By Paul Schrader
November 25, 2016
Films that changed me: the award-winning filmmaker who wrote the book on transcendental style in cinema appreciates the artistry of a Japanese master

Tomu Uchida: Genre Artist

By Marc Walkow
November 9, 2016
Unknown quantity: rediscovering a Japanese director's masterful and subtly critical studio films

Center of Gravity

By Eric Hynes
November 3, 2016
Eric Hynes investigates how Steadicam got inside our heads

Still Looking

By Mark Harris
November 3, 2016
Is the representation of gays in today’s American cinema stuck in gear?

The State That I Am In

By José Teodoro
November 3, 2016
In Neruda and Jackie, shape-shifting filmmaker Pablo Larraín portrays two national icons through refracted storytelling and unexpected emotion

The Cleaning Crew

By Violet Lucca
November 2, 2016
From touch-ups to full makeovers, the work of today’s digital artisans deserves more credit

Song of Myself

By Farihah Zaman and Nicolas Rapold
October 20, 2016
Barry Jenkins confirms his talent with a heartwrenching and gorgeous portrait of a man grappling with his sexuality in a rough corner of Miami ­­­­