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I wish I could find a good discussion group for Hong Sang-soo's Jayuui Eondeok ( Hill of Freedom ). I've seen the film twice and s...

To Have and Have Not feels like the dead center of the Hawksian universe, even more than the other two films that Robin Wood bracketed with...

I recently went to the Havana Film Festival to see Tomás Gutiérrez Alea's 1960 Historias de la revolución (Stories of the Revolution) ,...

(The 2014 Punto de Vista International Seminar in Pamplona, Spain, which began today, includes a retrospective of the formidable Tibetan di...

Took me a while to see everything I'm likely to see, but here's a list of my favorite films that played at least one week in Manhat...

After a recent discussion on Twitter in which Bilge Ebiri and I agreed that an impressive retrospective could be mounted in celebration of...

A Girl in Every Port commands attention as the first Hawks film in which the filmmaker asserts the personality that we know from his later ...