
Revisiting Orson Welles’ searingly relevant portrait of US-Mexican relations
Orson Welles was never one to adhere to audience expectations, and when a contract deal forced him to adapt the…
Orson Welles was never one to adhere to audience expectations, and when a contract deal forced him to adapt the…
Hidden begins with an immobile long shot of a domestic Paris street. Only the occasional passers-by and cyclists remind us…
Few directors are as interested in the interiority of their characters as Robert Bresson. His ascetic style strips films of…
The Union Broadcasting System took a risk when they let a visibly unwell Howard Beale on air. With his frantic…
The weight of memory has long been portrayed as an onerous facet of life, and in Wong Kar-wai’s 1997 film…
Have there ever been two artists more different from each other than director Abel Ferrara and singer Madonna Louise Ciccone…
It’s one of the most memorable scenes in cinema. As Michel Poiccard swaggers down the Champs-Élysées, he spots a picture…