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Climbing Higher Mountains
By
Andrew Chan
January 2, 2019
Aretha Franklin leaves behind precious memories with the 1972 concert film
Amazing Grace
, finally released to us all
The Long View
By
Dennis Lim
January 2, 2019
A reckoning with Argentine director Mariano Llinás’s marathon movie of the moment, an opus of various tones, genres, and cinematic madeleines
Nightcrawler
By
Nick Pinkerton
December 12, 2018
The films of Jacques Tourneur journey into dark places and soul-searching moods
Film Comment Presents Free Nationwide Screenings of Black Panther
By
Film Comment
November 16, 2018
Our March-April cover movie will return to the big screen with free screenings at nonprofit art house theaters nationwide on Tuesday, November 27.
Love and Theft
By
Aliza Ma
November 1, 2018
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Palme d’Or-winner
Shoplifters
unsettles the family drama genre by focusing on society’s forgotten souls
Flow Through Me
By
Amy Taubin
November 1, 2018
Willem Dafoe on his Oscar-nominated performance as Vincent Van Gogh in
At Eternity’s Gate
Hope for Us Yet
By
Manu Yáñez Murillo
November 1, 2018
In
Happy as Lazzaro
’s time-tripping parable of an innocent adrift, Alice Rohrwacher continues to shine a light into the darkness of modern times
Sing Your Life: Marnie at the Met
By
Michael Koresky
October 19, 2018
Red alert: the story of trauma famously portrayed in Hitchcock’s film now takes flight as an opera
Excerpt: Movie Culture in the Age of Reagan: The Triumph of Tribalism
By
J. Hoberman
October 6, 2018
Barbarians at the gate:
Conan
set forth a big, dumb anthem to destruction that can be heard to this day
The Turning of the Earth
By
José Teodoro
September 10, 2018
Alfonso Cuarón’s richly realized
Roma
surrounds us with the bourgeois Mexico City of his youth, seen through the eyes of another
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