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Daily | Marker, Ozu, and Bordwell on the 1940′s
It’s Chris Marker day at the Los Angeles Review of Books. Plus filmmaking lessons from Ken Loach, a Nabokov story, and more.
Video: The Gospel Faces of Pier Paolo Pasolini
In advance of Easter Sunday, a tribute to the greatest version of the life of Jesus Christ ever filmed.
On Topic at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
Sorting contemporary docs and the ancient past in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Video: Between the Lines in THE DAY HE ARRIVES
Unassuming surfaces mask cinematic audacity. A video essay reveals a Korean master Hong Sang-soo’s artistry.
Video: How Carl Dreyer Created a ‘Cinematic Uncanny’
Investigating one of the creepiest films of all time, with insights inspired by one of the world’s leading film scholars.
On the Power of Provincialism
I USED TO BE DARKER filmmaker Matt Porterfield says, ‘Yes, I think the local has greater potential to be universal.’
Talking Teddy-Winning IN THE NAME OF…
A Polish filmmaker speaks to touchy issues regarding her new Berlinale-impressing film.
Video: The Best of Berlinale 2013
Midway through the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival, Keyframe’s critics talk personal favorites with one of Germany’s top film reviewers.
Curious Classics: The Taviani Brothers
CAESAR MUST DIE, the latest in an unpredictable, idiosyncratic oeuvre finds the prolific, self-abnegating Tavianis on point.
