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  1. 36 minutes ago

    On Black Friday, pick up (or gift) our bundle of the best Film Comment issues of the '90s for just $14.99:

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  2. Nov 22

    CALL ME BY YOUR NAME is a beautifully faithful adaptation of André Aciman’s novel. Molly Haskell reviews:

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  3. Nov 22

    "Ever since the workers left the Lumière Factory, “real people” have played an essential role in cinema." Chris Shields examines the non-actor:

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    The Non-Actor​ (Nov. 24-Dec. 10) examines how filmmakers have used amateurs to reimagine the language of cinema:
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  4. Nov 22

    COOL HAND LUKE represented the heralding of a new age in American filmmaking. revisits the Paul Newman-led touchstone:

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    Nov 21

    Had lots of fun talking over the good old days of 16mm with J. Hoberman, and Violet Lucca .

    Campus film societies were formative for generations of cinephiles and film critics. Listen to , J. Hoberman, , and discuss:
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  6. Nov 21

    DARKEST HOUR, opening this week, has a slam-bang yet also rhythmic and expansive style that reflects Churchill’s own temperament. Michael Sragow reviews:

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  7. Nov 21

    . reports from this year's , which featured films from John Woo, Jang Hoon, Shin Su-won, and more:

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  8. Nov 21

    Campus film societies were formative for generations of cinephiles and film critics. Listen to , J. Hoberman, , and discuss:

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  9. Nov 20

    "We are the times, we create the times, and when you look at what’s happening in our country, it’s like, this is us.” Dee Rees talks MUDBOUND with :

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    Nov 20

    Here's my review of Hong Sangsoo's ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE. It's eerily similar to all my other Hong reviews.

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  11. Nov 18

    Yeah, well, you know, that’s just, like, our opinion, man. Pick up (or gift) a bundle of our best issues from the 90s for under $15:

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  12. Nov 17

    Hong Sangsoo's ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE opens today. Read Dan Sullivan's cover story in our Nov-Dec issue:

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  13. Nov 17

    ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE has an emotional intensity not always found in Hong Sangsoo's other films. reviews:

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  14. Nov 17

    We want to hear from you. Take our readers' survey and you'll be entered for a chance to win a signed issue:

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    Nov 16

    Dee Rees has a good phrase about what she's investigating in Mudbound: "the currency of whiteness". A good time to post my piece:

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  16. Nov 16

    Michael Sragow peruses Joe Wright’s superb DARKEST HOUR, which features a powerhouse performance by Gary Oldman:

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    Nov 15

    this evening's reading material

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    Nov 15

    New on the stands with new Graphic Detail from yours truly on Alan Peckolick.

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    Nov 15

    Pick up the new for primo content:

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  20. Nov 15

    A pair of recent books reassess the criss-crossing history of moving image distribution via the art world and the adult film industry. reviews:

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