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What a 25-Year-Old Taiwanese Film Can Teach Us About the Immigration Debate
John Anderson
March 21, 2016
2:02 PM
The Remarkable 35-Year Collaboration of Wallace Shawn and André Gregory on Film
Mac Rogers
June 17, 2015
9:32 AM
How The Big Chill Invented the Quarter-Life Crisis Movie
Phillip Maciak
July 29, 2014
2:23 PM
Do the Characters in Frances Ha Know They’re in a Black-and-White Movie?
Annie Baker
Nov 11, 2013
11:40 PM
Directors of Violent Films Could Learn a Lot From Terrence Malick
Steve Erickson
March 19, 2013
12:02 PM
The Most Overlooked Film in Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Three Colors Trilogy Is Actually the Best
Dan Kois
Nov 15, 2011
7:16 AM
The Complete Blue Velvet: Rewatching Lynch’s Masterpiece With Long-Thought-Lost Scenes
Bill Wyman
Nov 08, 2011
12:15 PM
Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons finally comes to DVD.
Elbert Ventura
Sept 13, 2011
1:00 PM
Citizen Kane on Blu-ray. Buy it. Now.
Fred Kaplan
Sept 13, 2011
1:23 AM
Kelly Reichardt: The Meek's Crossing director deserves to be considered among the best American filmmakers.
Elbert Ventura
April 07, 2011
10:20 AM
Detroit Robocop statue: Why Paul Verhoven’s tragic hero is the right symbol for the Motor City.
Patrick Cassels
March 08, 2011
3:01 PM
Criterion's Broadcast News DVD: How the film foresaw a crisis in journalism—and in rom-coms. (Video)
Dan Kois
Feb 08, 2011
10:12 AM
Night Catches Us: A criminally overlooked film about the legacy of the Black Power movement.
Elbert Ventura
Feb 01, 2011
10:15 AM
Charles Laughton’s The Night of the Hunter, revisited.
Elbert Ventura
Nov 09, 2010
10:12 AM
How Back to the Future made incest fun for the whole family.
Juliet Lapidos
Nov 03, 2010
7:08 AM
Revisiting The Black Cauldron, the movie that almost killed Disney animation.
Dan Kois
Oct 19, 2010
10:01 AM
The film career of David Bowie.
Jessica Winter
Oct 13, 2010
6:59 AM
A new DVD of The Thin Red Line suggests Terrence Malick is as much a mystery to his actors and crew as he is to us.
Jessica Winter
Oct 04, 2010
8:06 PM
Gordon Gekko was supposed to be a villain. Instead, he became a Wall Street folk hero.
Jessica Winter
Sept 23, 2010
7:09 AM
The prescient cultural criticism of Max Headroom.
Patrick Cassels
Aug 31, 2010
10:02 AM
