Young Critics
ReviewTesnota – Young Critics Workshop
Charlotte Wynant on Kantemir Balagov's 'Tesnota'.
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Young Critics
Review1945 – Young Critics Workshop
Cláudio Alves on Ferenc Török's '1945'.
Young Critics
ReviewThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – Young Critics Workshop
Susana Bessa on Martin McDonagh's 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri'.
Young Critics
ReviewThe Butcher, The Whore, and the One-Eyed Man – Young Critics Workshop
Joseph Pomp on Janos Szasz' 'The Butcher, The Whore, and the One-Eyed Man'.
Young Critics
ReviewA Ciambra – Young Critics Workshop
Charlotte Wynant on Jonas Carpignano's 'A Ciambra'.
Young Critics
ReviewThe Killing of a Sacred Deer – Young Critics Workshop
Cláudio Alves on Yorgos Lanthimos' 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer'.
Young Critics
ReviewCall Me By Your Name – Young Critics Workshop
Susana Bessa on Luca Guadagnino's 'Call Me By Your Name'.
Young Critics
ReviewZagros – Young Critics Workshop
Debbie Onuoha on Sahim Omar Kalifa's 'Zagros'.
Young Critics
NotesMeet the Young Critics (IV)
We asked the participants in the third edition of the Young Critics Workshop at Film Fest Gent three simple questions...
Notes
Song to Song – 7 Poetic Variations
Michaël Van Remoortere muses on the poetic roots of Terrence Malick's 'Song to Song', offering a key to Malick’s post-'Tree of Life' output.
Notes
Divas and Charity Girls: Actresses of the Early Sound Era
Irina Trocan on the artistry of Louise Brooks, Mae West, Marlene Dietrich and other leading ladies of the 1930s.
Notes
Colette, Colette, I’m Crazy ‘bout Colette, But Ooooh….That Mitchum!
Anke Brouwers on her two favorite people at this year's Cinema Ritrovato: Colette and Robert Mitchum.
Notes
Out of the Past: Cinema Regained at Bologna
Tom Paulus marvels at Il Cinema Ritrovato's many delights, focussing on how it expands one's outlook on the history of narration in cinema.
Essay
The Love Connection: Another Jam Session on Narrative – Part One
In the first part of his series on narrative games, Tom Paulus analyses the tension between the classical and the modern.
Essay
Leave Her to Heaven – William Oldroyd’s Lady Macbeth
Anke Brouwers on the representation of female madness in William Oldroyd's 'Lady Macbeth'.
Essay
Game Space and Play Time: A Partial History of American Screen Comedy
Adrian Martin provides a partial history of the American comedy film by focusing on the notion of 'game space'.
Interview
“Thank god I understand that I have something to express.” An interview with Sergei Loznitsa.
Maximilien Luc Proctor sat down with Sergei Loznitsa to discuss the director's approach to filmmaking and his latest film 'Austerlitz'.
Essay
Of Boredom, Time and Technology – Eduardo Williams’ The Human Surge
Nadin Mai on boredom, time and technology in Eduardo Williams' debut feature 'The Human Surge'.
Notes
No Church in the Wild – Notes on Scorsese’s Silence
Michaël Van Remoortere on 'Silence', Martin Scorsese's finally realized passion project about faith and religious experience.
Review
City of Stars, Please Shine for Me: on La La Land
Alain Tjiong dissects Damien Chazelle's 'La La Land', one of the most debated Hollywood films of 2016.