Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – White God: Cruel to be Kind
Andrew Lapin on Kornél Mundruczó's 'White God'.
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Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Je suis à toi
Fran Hoepfner on David Lambert’s 'Je suis à toi'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Leviathan
Chris Frieswijk on Andrey Zvyagintsev's 'Leviathan'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Gone (but not forgotten) Girl: The Power of Death in ‘Une nouvelle amie’
Zack Miller on François Ozon's 'Une nouvelle amie'.
Young Critics
ReviewYoung Critics Workshop – Jauja
Vanity Celis on Lisandro Alonso's 'Jauja'.
Moments
Le Moment Suprême – Belgian Directors, Cinephiliac Moments (4)
Anticipating the presence of Bas Devos’ 'Violet' at Film Fest Gent, Photogénie probed the director’s cinephile grey matter.
Young Critics
InterviewMeet the Young Critics
Meet the young guns participating in Photogénie's very first Critics Workshop at Film Fest Gent.
Young Critics
InterviewHello, Mr. Phipps
We subjected Keith Phipps, founder and editorial director of Pitchfork Media’s 'The Dissolve', to an old school cinephile questionnaire.
Moments
Le Moment Suprême – Belgian Directors, Cinephiliac Moments (3)
In the third episode of our series on the cinephiliac moments of Belgian directors we give the floor to Fabrice du Welz.
Moments
Cinephiliac Moments: The Phantom
The latest entry in our collection of cinephiliac moments, courtesy of Adrian Martin.
Essay
The Ethnographic Everyday in the Cinema of Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): in order to discuss the films of Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Matthew Barrington focuses on ethnography.
Moments
Le Moment Suprême – Belgian Directors, Cinephiliac Moments (2)
Fien Troch takes the baton from Gust Van den Berghe and allows Photogénie and its readers a glimpse into her deepest cinephiliac thoughts.
Essay
In Search of Utopia: Slowness and the Everyday in Two Years at Sea and A Spell to Ward off the Darkness
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Maria Palacios Cruz on Ben Rivers's 'Two Years at Sea' and 'A Spell to Ward off the Darkness'.
Essay
Everyday Struggle, Struggle Every Day: Lav Diaz rebolusyonaryo
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Michael Guarneri on the cinema of Lav Diaz.
Essay
Order and the Ordinary
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Tom Paulus on Tsai Ming-liang, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Hong Sang-soo.
Essay
Observations on Filmic Miniatures
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Muriel Andrin borrows Susan Stewart's vision of the miniature to discuss the films seen in Rotterdam.
Essay
Fictions of Everydayness: Focalization Patterns and Narrative “Reality Effects” in Police, Adjective and Other Films from the Romanian New Wave
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Guido Kirsten on realism in Corneliu Porumboiu's 'Police, Adjective'.
Essay
The Everyday in Narrative Film
Issue 2. - The Everyday (Once More): Heike Klippel on Todd Haynes's 'Safe' and Fassbinder's 'Why does Herr R. Run Amok?'.
Moments
Cinephiliac Moments: Kate Moves
A new addition to our database of cinephiliac moments: Steven Rybin on Katharine Hepburn in Cukor's 'A Bill of Divorcement' (1932).
Notes
Underground Movies
Tom Paulus with a follow-up on the Wellman retrospective at Il Cinema Ritrovato, focusing on the overlap with Raoul Walsh and Howard Hawks.