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THE WEATHER IN TSAI: SLOW CINEMA AND SLOW VIOLENCE

• Authors : Padmanabhan, Lakshmi

• Source: Cultural Critique. Spring, 2024, Issue 123, p87, 42 p.

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'WHAT DID I EAT?' MISRECOGNITION AND THE NEOCOLONIAL PICARESQUE IN OUSMANE SEMBENE'S MANDABI AND MRINAL SEN'S INTERVIEW

• Authors : Sudershan, Suvij

• Source: Cultural Critique. Spring, 2024, Issue 123, p129, 34 p.

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Tomorrow Will Once Be: Currency Devaluation in Djibril Diop Mambety's Le Franc

• Authors : Wanberg, Kyle

• Source: Research in African Literatures. Spring, 2024, Vol. 54 Issue 1, p138, 25 p.

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Saying Goodbye to Jean-Luc Godard: An Interview with Fabrice Aragno

• Authors : Tsui, Clarence

• Source: Cineaste. Fall, 2023, Vol. 48 Issue 4, p36, 4 p.

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POOR THINGS: Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos reunites with his Favourite actress Emma Stone for a Frankenstein-like fable that brings feminism to a quasi-Victorian era.

• Authors : Keegan, Rebecca

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 35, pages. 4

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PAST LIVES: For her tale of childhood soulmates who reconnect later in life, playwright turned first-time filmmaker Celine Song employed a number of unique, behind-the-scenes 'exercises' to ensure that her actors hit just the right notes.

• Authors : Sun, Rebecca

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 33, pages. 4

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THE NEXT SNYDER CUT: After the chaos and controversy of his DC movies, director Zack Snyder is giving outer space a try with Rebel Moon, a big-budget intergalactic saga in which not a single character wears a cape.

• Authors : Kit, Borys

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 33, pages. 6

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IT'S (FINALLY) OSCAR SEASON! MEET THE MAJOR PLAYERS: These films are at the front of the race to the Dolby Theatre--a list that includes box office smashes, festival darlings and critical favorites.

• Authors : Coates, Tyler

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 31, pages. 4

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The Tragic in Translation: Spivakian Planetarity and a New Ethics of Reading

• Authors : Bhattacharjee, Tuhin

• Source: Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics. Summer, 2023, Vol. 46 Issue 2, p74, 6 p.

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RUINATION AND REDEMPTION IN BILLY WILDER'S ROMANTIC COMEDIES

• Authors : McCracken, Janet

• Source: Film & History. Summer, 2023, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p4, 15 p.

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A Drama in Russia: Moviegoers see The Master and Margarita, onscreen and in life.

• Authors : Nordlinger, Jay

• Source: National Review. 2024, Vol. 76, Issue 5, pages. 3

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Constitutionally Disruptive: John Greyson in Conversation

• Authors : Hilderbrand, Lucas

• Source: Afterimage. December, 2023, Vol. 50 Issue 4, p92, 6 p.

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From Sidekick to Action Hero.

• Authors : Zuckerman, Esther

• Source: The New York Times. 2024, pages. 10

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Mommy Issues.

• Authors : Harris, Mark; Morimoto, Keita

• Source: The New York Times. 2024, pages. 78

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Back to 'Dune,' Finding Fun in Chaos.

• Authors : Nicholson, Amy

• Source: The New York Times. 2024, pages. 8

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After All Those Twisty Thrillers, Sam Esmail Just Wants to Make a Rom-Com: The man behind Mr Robot on turning America's sweetheart, Julia Roberts, into a complete Karen in Leave the World Behind, combating his creative control issues and still feeling like a Hollywood outsider.

• Authors : Rose, Lacey

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 33, pages. 3

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'I FELT THAT SHE COULD GET ME'.

• Authors : Keegan, Rebecca

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 25, pages. 6

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Dancing With Deneuve: A young writer observed a failure in the making while watching Francois Truffaut in action

• Authors : Conaway, James

• Source: The American Scholar. Summer, 2023, Vol. 92 Issue 3, p9, 4 p.

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Are You a Librarian? Documentary film to spotlight Black librarianship.

• Authors : Yorio, Kara

• Source: School Library Journal. 2024, Vol. 70, Issue 2, pages. 2

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Exploring the life of Frida Kahlo in her own words

• Source: All Things Considered. March 15, 2024

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Documentary revisits Iraqi national soccer team's victory in the 2007 Asian Cup

• Source: Morning Edition. March 13, 2024

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In 'Spaceman', a deep space explorer deals with the earthly problem of loneliness

• Source: Weekend Edition Saturday. March 9, 2024

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50 years ago, 'Blazing Saddles' broke wind a€' and box office expectations

• Source: All Things Considered. March 1, 2024

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Matteo Garrone on 'Io Capitano,' his Oscar-nominated film about an immigration journey

• Source: Weekend Edition Saturday. February 24, 2024

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He moved in with his grandmas during COVID. His film about them is up for an Oscar

• Source: All Things Considered. February 21, 2024

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A birthday party for a dying father chronicles childhood before loss in 'Totem'

• Source: All Things Considered. February 16, 2024

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The 'food' you see on-screen often isn't real food. Not so, in 'The Taste of Things'

• Source: All Things Considered. February 15, 2024

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Three decades later, the French movie 'La Haine' is being turned into a musical

• Source: All Things Considered. February 14, 2024

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Wim Wenders on his Oscar-nominated film 'Perfect Days'

• Source: Weekend Edition Saturday. February 10, 2024

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A new coming-of-age film 'How to Have Sex' follows 3 teens on a spring break trip

• Source: Weekend Edition Sunday. February 4, 2024

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'The Teachers' Lounge' is a surprising look at a set of troubled faculty and students

• Source: All Things Considered. February 1, 2024

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How should cinema tackle the horror of the Holocaust?

• Source: The Economist. 2024.

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Christopher Nolan: the last Tory: The director is a mass entertainer with an elitist disdain for the masses

• Authors : Lloyd, Will

• Source: New Statesman. August 18, 2023, Vol. 152 Issue 5730, p30, 3 p.

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The Best Movie About Israel Right Now Is 18 Years Old.

• Authors : Schwarzbaum, Lisa

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 11

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EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL: CHRISTOPHER NOLAN AND A HIGH-WATTAGE CAST INCLUDING CILLIAN MURPHY, EMILY BLUNT AND MATT DAMON PREPARE TO DROP OPPENHEIMER, THE R-RATED, THREE-HOUR $100 MILLION CINEMATIC BET OF THE SUMMER.

• Authors : Keegan, Rebecca

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 21, pages. 6

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Bonding Over a Heartbreaking Movie.

• Authors : Gachman, Dina

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 10

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For 'Napoleon,' A Role's Essence Starts at the Top.

• Authors : Zuckerman, Esther

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 12

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It's All About You, Now Step Aside.

• Authors : Marsh, Calum

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 8

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Sofia Coppola's Sad Girls.

• Authors : Yoshida, Emily

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 11

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'Elf,' 'Love Actually' or Both?

• Authors : Zuckerman, Esther

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 8

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Wednesday: How the Addams Family's macabre daughter became the center of the Tim Burton stylized Netflix series.

• Authors : Giardina, Carolyn

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 18, pages. 6

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'AM I ALLOWED TO LAUGH AT THIS?' With playfulness and subversive humor, multihyphenate powerhouse Taika Waititi is redefining Native representation in projects like Reservation Dogs and Next goal Wins--and seems to be having more fun in Hollywood than just about anyone else.

• Authors : Keegan, Rebecca

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. 2023, Vol. 429, Issue 17, pages. 6

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Surprisingly Frank And Disquietingly Coy.

• Authors : Hoberman, J.

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Would William F. Buckley Be in Trump's Camp?

• Authors : Vognar, Chris

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Zombies at the Mall Blazed a Grisly Trail.

• Authors : Bailey, Jason

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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A Film Explores a Gen Z Clothing Favorite's Dark Side.

• Authors : Holtermann, Callie

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Oscar Speech By Director Is Defended.

• Authors : Tracy, Marc

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Thursday in the Park With Sasquatch.

• Authors : Piepenburg, Erik

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Woody Allen Thriller Gets Low-Key Reception.

• Authors : Tracy, Marc

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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A 'Taxi Driver' Remix Recasts the Climax.

• Authors : D'Souza, Aruna

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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