Talk to him: the recipient of Film at Lincoln Center’s 50th Chaplin Award reflects on his subversively queer cinema, his love ...

Grief stages: the Canadian auteur discusses making art to process loss, the eroticism of conspiracy theories, and why his latest is very much a Toronto film ...

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The question seems to guide the Colombian filmmaker’s decade-spanning oeuvre: a collection of five resplendent, form-bending shorts that are united by their fascination with physical film as an ...

Truffaut is not literate merely because his films contain allusions to Renoir, Walsh, Vigo and Hitchcock, although they are the sources of the film conventions he manipulates, nor because Jules and ...

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Day, who died in Carmel Valley, California, in May at age 97, was famous for her beaming, cloudless cheer and bounding energy, but she had also an immense capacity for exasperation, embarrassment, and ...

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In the 1950s-set road movie The Mountain, Rick Alverson, whose films anatomize American spiritual malaise, uses that most frontal of metaphors: the lobotomy. Tye Sheridan, Ready Player One’s gamer boy ...