A Color Theory Reading of Jane Campion’s ‘In the Cut’
For Jane Campion, idyllic romance is a bloody “trap.”
Luke Hicks
‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ and the Choreography of the Mind
"You, me, ideas -- we're all the same thing."
A Color Theory Reading of Olivier Assayas’ ‘Irma Vep’
“Cinema is not magic; it is a technique and a science, a technique born from science and put in service of a will: the will of workers to liberate themselves.”
A Color Theory Reading of Julie Dash’s ‘Daughters of the Dust’
"In this quiet place, folks kneel down and catch a glimpse of the eternal.”
Boaz Yakin’s ‘Aviva’ is a Genderfluid Story Told Through Bodily Expression
Love is sex is dance is gender. We explore what Boaz Yakin is saying in the bodily expression, choreography, cinematography, and editing of 'Aviva.'
What’s New on VOD for June 2020
The first month of summer brings the first competitive release date in a while and two of the year's best films so far.
Michael Mann: Master of Cool Colors
Plunge into the cool, electric color of Michael Mann. Everything from the luminous greens of 'Thief' to the Tiffany blues of 'Blackhat.'
What’s New on VOD for May 2020
The newly minted era of "virtual cinema" is upon us. We explore what's new and notable on VOD in May.
What’s New on VOD for April 2020
Life without movie theaters means an entertainment industry pining to give us even more options at home
‘BoJack Horseman’ Is One of Us
The perfect binge is like a life fully lived.
