Bruegel as Cinema
Why so many filmmakers have paid homage to Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting The Hunters in the Snow.
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It’s a Neorealist World
The international influence of Italian neorealism changed postwar cinema—and remains a paradoxical touchstone for many filmmakers today.
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Paul Schrader and the Cinema of Transcendence
Slow cinema characterizes films that, in some crucial way, make the passage of time feel prolonged.
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Immerse Yourself
Only a handful of movie theaters around the country are equipped to screen Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walkas acclaimed director Ang Lee intended it to be seen. Centering on an Iraq War hero’s…
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New Worlds
Scrutinizing rural hermits, outcasts and commune dwellers in various countries, British filmmaker Ben Rivers seeks a link between individuality and the land.
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Never Forget
Israeli filmmaker Omer Fast, having consistently questioned the notion of documentary "truth" for over a decade, now presents the feature Remainder, based on artist Tom McCarthy's novel about a man…
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George Eastman House Becomes the George Eastman Museum
The George Eastman House, the Rochester, New York, photography and cinema museum, announced today that it will henceforth be known as the George Eastman Museum. They have also launched a…
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