in my life close to the beginning and now probably close to the end and had never made an unworthy film. I don't think Bahrani will make one, either. Artists like them bring meaning to my life, which has been devoted in such large part to films of worthlessness." In 2011, Ebert announced that he would not be returning, and Emerson would carry on as moderator. The Cinema Interruptus film-viewing process started in 1975 and continues to the present. After Ebert's passing in 2013, the event was named Ebert Interruptus. In 2016, the critic and Filmspotting podcast host Josh Larsen made his Interruptus debut with Wes Anderson's Rushmore. Larsen is the Interruptus host as of this writing. Interruptus Films from 1975 to the present, from Boulder Weekly film critic Michael Casey. 1975, Citizen Kane 1976, Notorious 1977, The Third Man 1978, 8½ 1979, La Dolce Vita Ebert announced a plan to analyze Fellini's film at the conference every ten years or so. 1980, Amarcord 1981, Cries and Whispers 1982, Taxi Driver 1983, La Dolce Vita 1984, Ebert showed six films: "God’s Angry Man,” “Huie’s Sermon,” The Bitter Tears of Petra Van Kant, My Dinner With Andre, Gates of Heaven and “Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe” 1985, Casablanca 1986, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 1987, 3 Women 1988, The Third Man 1989, Out of the Past 1990, Raging Bull 1991, Citizen Kane 1992, The Silence of the Lambs 1993, JFK 1994, La Dolce Vita There was no CWA this year 1996, Pulp Fiction 1997, Fargo 1998, Dark City 1999, Vertigo 2000, Casablanca 2001, Fight Club 2002, Mulholland Drive 2003, Floating Weeds, in addition to Tokyo-Ga, a documentary by Wim Wenders about director Yasujirō Ozu 2004, La Regle de Jeu 2005, La Dolce Vita 2006, The Long Goodbye 2007, Chinatown Jim Emerson filled in while Ebert recovered from surgery 2008, No Country For Old Men Jim Emerson again filled in for Ebert 2009, Chop Shop Ebert and Emerson were joined by the film's director, Ramin Bahrani 2010, Aguirre, the Wrath of God Ebert, Emerson and Bahrani were joined by the film's director, Werner Herzog. This was Ebert's last year at the Conference. 2011, A Serious Man Jim Emerson resumed his role as moderator 2012, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy hosted by Jim Emerson 2013, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest hosted by the playwright and screenwriter Terrence McNally 2014, The Graduate hosted