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Assayas on Assayas
Olivier Assayas
Olivier Assayas unpacks his life and filmography, from Cahiers du cinéma to demonlover, revealing the candid interplay of life, art, and memory.
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Broadcasting Democracy
Jay Rozgonyi
How a forgotten New Deal radio division transforming the airwaves into a powerful forum for democracy and social change.
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Winsor and Gertie
Donald Crafton
1913: Winsor McCay risks all to defy Hearst and create Gertie, animation’s first living character, igniting the dawn of American cinema.
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Cheshire on Film
Godfrey Cheshire
Godfrey Cheshire’s decades-long critical odyssey. Essays and a lengthy interview about his life and times.
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The Hypnotist
Daniel Titley
Daniel Titley unearths the original story and evolution of Lon Chaney’s 1927 lost film London After Midnight.
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Shooting Eve
Sam Staggs
Turbulent tales about the making of All About Eve unfold as a real-life screenplay, immersing you in Bette Davis’s feuds, Monroe’s rise, and Hollywood drama.
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Essaying Movies
Phillip Lopate
Phillip Lopate and Carrie Rickey reveal how films, from Ozu to Scorsese, shaped decades of thinking, seeing, and living.
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An extract from Joseph McBride's interview book, with a focus on John Ford.
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"Consider Every Movie is a Miracle a heartfelt thank you to movies, the lives they shape, and the friendships they help form."
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