In Memoriam

Remembering Stanley Donen, a master of the golden-age Hollywood musical with the likes of Singin’ in the Rain and On the Town

Mekas dedicated his life to supporting cinema as an art form, and there are few who had as large of an influence on the medium as he did

The cinematographer turned director blew our minds to show better what makes us tick

The Ukrainian filmmaker summoned forth an explosive cinema of displacement and daring

True passion: a close friend remembers the French cinephile’s contributions to the medium

Dan Talbot followed his passion for cinema against the tide of a changing industry

Industrial strength comedy: a remembrance of the Italian comedian who satirized soulless corporatism and Marxist sacred cows

Close talker: a few words on the performance artist and the cinematic immediacy of his art

Remembering the director of Stop Making Sense, Something Wild, and Silence of the Lambs

The home and the world: the filmmaker, who passed away this year, traveled the world by camera, gathering observational landscapes from the Catskills to Bangladesh