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Deep Focus: Welcome to Marwen

By Michael Sragow
January 4, 2019
Small soldiers: Robert Zemeckis reimagines the traumatized world of a Navy veteran who exorcises his demons through customized action figures

Queer & Now & Then: 1970

By Michael Koresky
January 2, 2019
Burn, Hollywood, burn: the scandalizing Myra Breckinridge and its fearless star Raquel Welch will not be forgotten!

Interview: Bruno Delbonnel

By Yonca Talu
January 2, 2019
Six-shooter: the French cinematographer talks about The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and details his collaboration with Joel and Ethan Coen

The Film Comment Podcast: The Rest of 2018

By Nicolas Rapold
January 2, 2019
Personal favorites: we talk about the movies that didn't make our lists but made it into our hearts (or at least made us laugh)

Interview: David Byrne

By Margaret Barton-Fumo
December 28, 2018
Once in a lifetime: the singer-songwriter talks about the colorful music film he directed at the peak of the 1980s

Festivals: Cairo

By Giovanni Vimercati
December 28, 2018
Letters from the Middle East: the legacy of Arab cinema and a glimpse of one possible future were on view at the Egyptian showcase

Interview: Jacqueline Bisset

By Steven Mears
December 27, 2018
Taking the long view: the star looks back at a career working with directors such as John Huston, Roman Polanski, Claude Chabrol, and more

Interview: Matty Libatique

By Yonca Talu
December 26, 2018
High speed camera: the cinematographer of A Star Is Born and mother! talks about working with Darren Aronofsky, his inspirations, and more

Film of the Week: Destroyer

By Jonathan Romney
December 25, 2018
Hard case: Nicole Kidman becomes a wraith-like detective in Karyn Kusama's repetitive mystery

Capturing Chaos: Capernaum and the Children of Neorealism

By Imogen Sara Smith
December 24, 2018
Street scenes: where does Nadine Labaki's new film about two bereft children fit into the legacy of Neorealism?