Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: via Deleuze Pieter-Jan Decoster and Nancy Vansieleghem discuss Dumont's 'L’humanité'.

Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: Tom Paulus argues that Soderbergh's 'Che' and Assayas's 'Carlos' are political films.

Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: Michael Guarneri on documentary, fictionality and appropriation art in 'Public Hearing'.

Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: Christophe Van Eecke on Ken Russell's television documentaries.

Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: Adrian Martin on the documentary film.

Issue 1. - Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: an introduction by Tom Paulus.

Just the Facts – A New Realist Cinema?: via Deleuze Pieter-Jan Decoster and Nancy Vansieleghem discuss Dumont's 'L’humanité'.

Tom Paulus on 'La Vie d'Adèle' and the poetics of the close-up.

Peter Bosma shares his view on this year's Summer Film College.

No laughing matter: Tom Paulus on Allan Dwan’s comedies.

Anke Brouwers on the early Naruse Talkies in the "Japan Talks!" program at Il Cinema Ritrovato.

Live from Il Cinema Ritrovato: Tom Paulus on Allan Dwan's storytelling skills and the silents he made with Gloria Swanson.

Bart Versteirt on the cornucopia called Il Cinema Ritrovato and its effects on his state of mind.

Two days in - Tom Paulus on the gems he found in the giant treasure trove that is Il Cinema Ritrovato.

Bart Versteirt on his discoveries during the first day of Il Cinema Ritrovato, which certainly lived up to the festival’s name.

Anke Brouwers charges Sofia Coppola with not taking a stance in her newest film, 'The Bling Ring'. Read the verdict, after the jump.

Tom Paulus elucidates Bresson's influence on Demy and ends up explaining what Steven Soderbergh has in common with Vsevolod Pudovkin.

Celebrating the recent release of two Alexander Sokurov box sets, Vanity Celis dives into one of the Russian master's earliest features.

Tom Paulus takes a closer look at the cinematography of 'The Master' and finds there's more than meets the eye.

Anke Brouwers on the subsequent rediscoveries of Mary Pickford and her admirers' eternal struggle with... curls (and what they represent).