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The Most Important Art
Ian Christie
Uncover hidden masterpieces of Soviet cinema: censorship, revolution, and artists like Eisenstein revealed by Ian Christie.
Two Screenplays
Eve Babitz and Michael Elias
Babitz & Elias: Two sun-soaked screenplays, one LA noir, one Parisian dream, from Hollywood’s coolest, dissipated friendship.
Night Moves
Dominic Lash and David R J Stent
Two friends dissect Kelly Reichardt’s unfairly neglected Night Moves in 24 letters, forging a new path for film criticism.
Dressing the Story
Debra McGuire
Go behind the seams of Friends, Anchorman, and more with Debra McGuire’s revealing look at costume design as true storytelling.
All That Black
Cristiana Astori
A cursed Jess Franco film sends one woman into a giallo nightmare in this first-ever English translation.
Body Parts & Zero Tolerance
Alex Cox, Rudy Wurlitzer
Cox & Wurlitzer’s lost scripts expose Reagan-era American decay in a neo-noir fever dream of borderlands, greed, and delusion.
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Writing About Cinema: A Conversation with Peter Cowie
Flashbacks is a vivid depiction of the golden age of art-house cinema.
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"A great part of my work has not been the work of a choreographer strictly speaking, because, for me, if I dare to say it, it is the camera that mu...
Read more →Jim McBride’s Lost Movies
The Pink Smoke podcast dedicates an episode to Jim (David Holtzman's Diary) McBride's lost screenplays.
Read more →Pierre Rissient, the Unruly Champion of Cinema
The Arts Fuse calls Mister Everywhere a vital look into a figure who, for half a century, dedicated himself to promoting filmmakers with unique vis...
Read more →Positif on Joseph McBride’s I Loved Movies, But...
An extract from Joseph McBride's interview book, with a focus on John Ford.
Read more →Every Movie is a Miracle: A Colloquy Between Leonard Maltin and Nat Segaloff
"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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