Theo Zenou reviews the latest film by Andrew Dominik, now in theaters.
In this series, we reevaluate films generally dismissed as minor or inferior in the ouvres of notable directors. In this entry, Sinclair Target comes to the defense of Darren Aronofsky’s cosmic triptych.
Double Exposure’s resident Wu-Tang scholar Ethan Edwards takes an in-depth look at the RZA’s directorial debut.
Lili Safon examines the two film adaptations of Vladimir Nabokov’s controversial novel.
A look at Eugene Kotlyarenko's (CC ‘07) web series "Feast of Burden."
Overwhelmed by the options on Netflix Instant? Lizzie Rodgers recommends a 2010 film about an artist obsessed with garbage.
Olivia Domba takes a look at some of the shorts of Chuck Jones, the subject of a retrospective at BAM running from November 23 to 26.
Rodrigo Manubens recommends Alexander Mackendrick’s classic, playing at Film Forum through November 22nd.
Sound & Vision: O Brother Where Art Thou?
For the second installment of a series celebrating music choices in films, Lizzie Rodgers looks at the siren song in Joel and Ethan Coen’s O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Looking for something to rent on demand? Sinclair Target recommends Ruby Sparks, directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, the duo behind Little Miss Sunshine.
Blair McClendon reviews the latest entry in one of cinema’s most durable franchises.
David Beal urges you to catch a newly restored masterpiece at Film Forum this week.