Review
Longing for Politics and Dreams: on Jean-Marie Straub’s Kommunisten
Gertjan Willems decodes Jean-Marie Straub's latest, 'Kommunisten', soon to be screened at Courtisane festival.
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Essay
The Circled Square: Documentaries by Wang Bing and Lav Diaz
Tom Paulus analyzes the clash of styles and formal structures in the most recent films of Wang Bing and Lav Diaz.
Essay
Cinephilia in the Age of the Post-Cinematographic
Issue 0. - Reviving Photogénie: Malte Hagener on cinephilia in the post-cinematographic age.
Notes
IFFR2015: Rotterdam Revisited
Ruben Demasure looks back on his stint as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and muses on the video-essay.
Review
IFFR2015: Fog of War – Battles
Ruben Demasure has been selected as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and will report on it here.
Review
IFFR2015: Half-Life – La Obra del Siglo (The Project of the Century)
Ruben Demasure has been selected as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and will report on it here.
Review
IFFR2015: Clashing Collage – Videophilia (and Other Viral Syndromes)
Ruben Demasure has been selected as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and will report on it here.
Review
IFFR2015: Appetites and Aspirations – Banana Pancakes and the Children of Sticky Rice
Ruben Demasure has been selected as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and will report on it here.
Review
IFFR2015: Cinephilia’s Ghost. João Bénard da Costa – Others Will Love the Things I Loved
Ruben Demasure has been selected as a Young Critics Trainee at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and will report on it here.
Essay
Why still look at animals? A Bird’s Eye View on Bestiaire (2013) by Denis Côté
Anke Brouwers delves into Denis Côté's recent film and discusses the ambivalence of the depiction of animals in art.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – The Slow and Deliberate Grief of Violet
Fran Hoepfner on Bas Devos' 'Violet'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Adjusting to Nature’s Rhythm in Naomi Kawase’s Still the Water
Chris Frieswijk on Naomi Kawase's 'Still the Water'.
Essay
The Disappearance of Kristen Stewart (and Other Mysteries in Contemporary Art Cinema)
Tom Paulus scrutinizes the art-house strategies of Olivier Assayas and Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – The Score of Suspiria. Party Time in Hell
Andrew Lapin on Goblin's live performance of the score to 'Suspiria' (Dario Argento, 1977).
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Stratos
Zack Miller on Yannis Economides' 'Stratos'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Turist
Vanity Celis on Ruben Östlund's 'Turist'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – An Educator’s Devotion and the Wrong Kind of Intimacy in The Kindergarten Teacher
Fran Hoepfner on Nadav Lapid's 'The Kindergarten Teacher'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Gente de Bien
Vanity Celis on Franco Lolli's 'Gente de Bien', the Grand Prix winner at Film Fest Gent.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Black Coal
Zack Miller on Diao Yinan's 'Black Coal, Thin Ice'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Reality
Chris Frieswijk on Quentin Dupieux's 'Reality'.