Author: Landon Palmer
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Review: ‘Berberian Sound Studio’ Commits Horrible Violence Against Produce
Italian giallo films have made something of a quiet comeback recently. Restored blu-rays of Dario Argento and Mario Bava’s films are inviting renewed considerations of…
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How Hollywood Internships are About to Change
The unpaid internship is a well-established and pretty messed-up tradition in Hollywood. It’s also a crapshoot. What might look on paper like an opportunity to…
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6 Filmmaking Tips from Alejandro Jodorowsky
We compiled advice from the surrealist filmmaker behind ‘El Topo’ and ‘The Holy Mountain’ (and almost ‘Dune’).
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What the Insular Debate on ‘Vulgar Auteurism’ Says About Contemporary Movie Criticism and…
What the Insular Debate on ‘Vulgar Auteurism’ Says About Contemporary Movie Criticism and Cinephilia I’m not entirely certain, but I think I’m late to the…
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Review: Alain Resnais’s ‘You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet’ Lives Up to Its Title
Enter an art deco mansion. A caravan of France’s most beloved actors – past and present – enter one at a time. They gather together…
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6 Filmmaking Tips from Richard Linklater
Here’s some free advice from the director of ‘Dazed and Confused’ and the ‘Before’ trilogy.
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After ‘Arrested Development’ Perfected the Situation Comedy, the Show Moved on to the ‘Structure…
After ‘Arrested Development’ Perfected the Situation Comedy, the Show Moved on to the ‘Structure Comedy’ The original 3 seasons of Arrested Development that ran from…
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Review: ‘Hannah Arendt’ Gives One of the Most Compelling Academic Lectures You’ll See in a Movie…
Review: ‘Hannah Arendt’ Gives One of the Most Compelling Academic Lectures You’ll See in a Movie Theater This Year Hannah Arendt was a German philosopher who…
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The Spirit of ’68 in the Criterion Collection: ‘Medium Cool’ and 11 Other Films About Revolution
Haskell Wexler’s Medium Cool is a film whose immediacy and docu-realism was all too fitting for an America that could, for the first time, see…
