There is nary a time and place without financial concerns, but it’s well within the needs of any public-facing institution to ...
After a rather staggering October when it comes to new releases, November continues the trend, delivering my favorite film of ...
The next generation of filmmakers show deep promise; sometimes you just have to go very far to find them. The best things I saw at this year's Tokyo International Film Festival were all world ...
The Tokyo International Film Festival’s 39th edition, running from October 26 to November 4, mixed new titles that would surprise even the most hardened festivalgoer with restorations of Kenji ...
A pair of avant-garde pioneers are finally getting a much-deserved documentary portrait. Nathaniel Dorsky and Jerome Hiler, whose shared artistic and devotional practice has endured for more than ...
I would love to tell you that contact with a typhoon is a more exotic, worldly, altogether enriching experience than the more ...
In April 2024, Sofia Coppola lost her mother, Eleanor. The “cool” (as Sofia describes her), anchoral matriarch of the Coppola ...
Commonality and Differences: Kenji Ishizaka on Asian Future at the Tokyo International Film Festival
The closer one looks at the actual, tangible world of international cinema, the more one realizes they have no coherent idea of what is going on. It's quite humbling to be at the Tokyo International ...
NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings. BAMA series on female possession begins while Ken Russell’s reconstructed The Devils continues—read (or listen to) our interview with ...
Earning much acclaim on the fall festival circuit for her performance, Carrie Coon's latest role is in The Liberation. Guy Nattiv's cult drama, which played at Telluride and TIFF, will now get a ...
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