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TIFF 2025 Adds Rian Johnson’s Third ‘Knives Out,’ Derek Cianfrance’s ‘Roofman,’ Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet,’ and More

TIFF · Toronto

TIFF 2025 Adds Rian Johnson’s Third ‘Knives Out,’ Derek Cianfrance’s ‘Roofman,’ Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet,’ and More

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TIFF has added 11 new films to its lineup, including new works from Rian Johnson, Derek Cianfrance, Chloe Zhao, and many more favorites.See the Story

Huck Finn and Mr. Welles (1988 lecture)

Anaheim · Anaheim

Huck Finn and Mr. Welles (1988 lecture)

As far as I know, this is the only surviving remnant, at least on paper, of a lecture I gave at what may have been the first international and academic conference devoted to Orson Welles, held at New York University in May 1988. The footnotes haven’t survived. — J.R. Note: The following is a revised version of a paper which was initially structured around four lengthy excerpts from the Huckleberry Finn radio show presented on The Campbell Playho…Read Article

Films of the Decade: A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Steven Spielberg · United Kingdom

Films of the Decade: A.I. Artificial Intelligence

I’m not the only one to considar A.I. Artificial Intelligence [https://jonathanrosenbaum.net/2021/11/a-matter-of-life-and-death-ai-artificial-intelligence-tk/] a very great and deeply misunderstood film; others as disparate as Andrew Sarris and the late Stan Brakhage have more or less agreed with me, as well as my friend and favorite academic critic, James Naremore. (Click the link above to read my full review.) But it’s also clear to me that an…See the Story

Eduardo de Gregorio, 1942-2012

On October 14, 2012 I received the sad news from Pierre Bayle d’Autrange that his longtime partner Eduardo de Gregorio, also a longtime friend of mine (since 1973), died Saturday night at the St. Louis Hospital in Paris, not long after his 70th birthday. I wrote the following for the festival catalogue of the Buenos Aires Festival of Independent Film in 2004, to accompany a retrospective of Eduardo’s films — as far as I know, the only such retro…Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires Read Article

Reflections on LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE (2012) by Mehrnaz Saeed-Vafa

An expanded edition of my book with Mehrnaz Saeed-Vafa, Abbas Kiarostami (University of Illinois Press, 2004), was published in Argentina by Los Rios, translated into Spanish by Luciana Borrini and Julián Aubrit. (A stil more expanded edition appeared in English much later, in 2018.) One of the two texts added to the Argentinian edition, my essay “Watching Kiarostami Films at Home,” is already available on this site, as are an essay about Shirin…Argentina · Argentina Read Article

Looking for Nick Ray [upgraded, 1/23/2012]

From the December 1981 issue of American Film. I was quite unhappy with the way this article was edited at the time, but having discovered my original submitted draft quite recently (in mid-November 2011, 30 years later), I’ve decided to resurrect it here, including my own title. (Theirs was “Looking for Nicholas Ray”.) My working assumption in restoring original drafts on this site, or some approximation thereof, isn’t that my editors were alwa…Read Article

Brief Interview on the New Wave (Spring 2012)

From The Cine-Files, Spring 2012, issue 2. — J.R. What for you makes the French New Wave such an exciting topic to study? Or… Is the French New Wave still an exciting topic to study? What can moviegoers of the 21st century take away from French New Wave films? For me, the greatness of the French New Wave stemmed directly from the fact that it was the first comprehensive film movement spearheaded by film critics who were well versed in film…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Workingman’s Death [R.I.P. Michael Glawogger, 2014]

From the Chicago Reader (February 24, 2006). I was shocked and upset to learn that Michael Glawogger, the visionary Austrian filmmaker and world traveler, died from malaria in Liberia at age 54. The film of his that left the most lasting impression on me was the remarkable Megacities (1998, see first still below), which filmed people living on the edge in Mumbai, New York City, Moscow, and Mexico City — the first part of an epic documentary tril…Austria · Austria Read Article

Not the Same Old Song and Dance (2014)

Written for the Criterion dual format (Blu-ray & DVD) edition of The Young Girls of Rochefort, released in a box set, “The Essential Jacques Demy,” in July 2014. This essay is also posted on Criterion’s web site. — J.R. Braque, Picasso, Klee, Miro, Matisse . . . C’est ça, la vie. — Maxence in The Young Girls of Rochefort Life is disappointing, isn’t it? — Kyoko in Yasujiro Ozu’s Tokyo Story Broadly speaking, Jacques Demy’s The Young Gir…Rochefort, Nouvelle-Aquitaine · Rochefort Read Article

Obscure Objects of Desire: A Jam Session on Non-Narrative

This appeared originally in Film Comment, July-August 1978, and was reprinted by Saul Symonds in March 2005, with separate new prefaces by myself (reproduced below) and David Ehrenstein, in the online Light Sleeper (which is no longer up, alas). It’s also reprinted in my recent book Cinematic Encounters: Interviews and Dialogues (2018). — J.R. Obscure Objects of Desire: A Jam Session on Non-NarrativeBy Raymond Durgnat, David Ehrenstein and Jonat…Del Mar · Del Mar Read Article

The Lure of Crime: Feuillade’s FANTOMAS Films

Commissioned and published by Fandor in September 2010. — J.R. Teaching silent film in the mid-1980s at the University of California, Santa Barbara, I was astonished to discover I was the first teacher there who had ever shown a film by Louis Feuillade. Sadly, there was a good reason: at that time, only one Feuillade film was in distribution in the U.S. — Juve contre Fantômas (Juve vs. Fantômas) — and few if any of my teaching colleagues had eve…Santa Barbara · Santa Barbara Read Article

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