Thursday, January 16, 2025

‘Armadillo’ offers chilling document of the fog of war

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Armadillo, a war documentary by Danish filmmaker Janus Metz Pedersen, works on many levels. He spent six months with a platoon of Danish troops: ...

The Rider captures drama through empathetic neo-realism and stirring imagery

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After lucidly presenting a family drama on an Indian reservation in her debut feature, Songs My Brother Taught Me (Songs My Brothers Taught Me...

Gabó brings back electro-scoring to silent film with Buster Keaton

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Gabriel Pulido, aka Gabó, will once again bring his unique ambient music stylings to a silent film at the Miami Beach Cinematheque. Last year, Pulido produced...

Actor Brady Corbet praises 35mm ahead of rare screening of ‘Au...

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Yesterday, the "Miami New Times" arts and culture blog "Cultist" published an interview I performed with actor Brady Corbet. He is at the Miami International Film Festival to introduce Robert Bresson’s...

Bertolucci returns to select cinemas with slight drama 'Me and You'...

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With its drama mostly unfolding in the cellar of a high-rise in Rome, Me and You (Io e te ) probably stands as legendary...

More wide release crap this weekend

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Since I mentioned the wide release film that would conquer the weekend's box office last week, Friday, I might try again this week: Twilight:...

Roger Ebert's life and death cuts to core of humanity in...

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It takes a courageous sense of perspective for a filmmaker to get to the place necessary to make a review-proof documentary, and director Steve...

Jesse Eisenberg on coming to work with Joachim Trier and the...

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Louder Than Bombs, the first English language film by Norwegian writer-director Joachim Trier reveals a different side of the director who gave us the low-key...

Godard’s Goodbye to Language 3D affirms a master filmmaker’s place in...

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Anyone who loves cinema -- and I’m talking about visuals, sound and editing, with acting and narrative falling into fourth and fifth place --...

New restoration of ‘A Trip to the Moon’ heads to cinemas...

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It has been almost 20 years since an original, hand-colored print was discovered of George Méliès’ Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to...