Podcast

Locked in: Gina Telaroli, Inney Prakash, and Steve Macfarlane join to discuss some highlights from the repertory calendar, including series at Anthology Film Archives, MoMA, and Maysles Documentary Center

Work and play: scholar Kevin B. Lee discusses how labor, pleasure, and the special state of attention that we call cinema

Future days: artist Hito Steyerl talks about maintaining techno-optimism and the distinction between attention and voyeurism

Pushing the limit: Julia Murat, director of the Golden Leopard-winning Rule 34, joins to discuss her boundary-pushing film

Screentime: philosopher Noa Levin and curator Giovanni Carmine join to explore the spaces and infrastructures of attention

Explosive imagery: in a live talk recorded at Locarno '22, the Palestinian filmmaker joined to discuss the ways in which his work draws attention to the “camera of the dispossessed”

Looking ahead: the German filmmaker talks about her Locarno standout, Human Flowers of Flesh, and the ways in which her practice is rooted in embodied and communal experiences of time and space

Mirror, mirror: Adam Nayman and Beatrice Loayza join to discuss the metatextual intricacies of Olivier Assayass's and Nathan Fielder's buzzy new shows

Artists of the light: two greats of the American avant-garde join us for a look back at moviemaking and movie-going in the New York of the early '60s

Build back better: Ina Archer and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur join to discuss the technical and philosophical challenges of film preservation