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Playlist: Bacurau
By
Clinton Krute
March 10, 2020
Spark a fire: listen to our new mix inspired by the Brazilian film’s radical approach to genre
News to Me: Max von Sydow, Leilah Weinraub, and Kelly Reichardt
By
James Wham
March 9, 2020
Grandmaster:
Bacurau
, Mohammad Rasoulof, and SXSW
Deep Focus: The Way Back
By
Michael Sragow
March 6, 2020
Yo teach: the Ben Affleck vehicle wants to be
Manchester by the Sea
on the hardwood, but it’s more like
Hoosiers
with a hangover
Film of the Week: Bacurau Redux
By
Jonathan Romney
March 6, 2020
It takes a village: the Brazilian genre mashup is packed with both protest and what seems a prophetic intensity
The Film Comment Podcast: Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow
By
Clinton Krute
March 6, 2020
Best buds: Phoebe Chen and Clinton Krute join to discuss Reichardt’s deceptively modest epic of the American frontier
Present Tense: Martha Coolidge
By
Sheila O'Malley
March 4, 2020
Like, wow: the director of
Valley Girl
has compiled a long track record of sensitive and insightful films
The Film Comment Podcast: Berlinale 2020 Wrap-up
By
Nicolas Rapold
March 4, 2020
Straight talk: a discussion of festival highlights
Los Conductos
and
There Is No Evil
—plus, Orwa Nyrabia on documentary ethics
See This: March Picks
By
Film Comment
March 3, 2020
Some recent and upcoming films that we feel deserve a little extra attention—brought to you by Warby Parker
TCM Diary: Freedom on Our Mind
By
Justin Stewart
March 3, 2020
We shall overcome: two documentaries that place current fights for justice in crucial historical context
Interview: Sandra Wollner
By
Nicolas Rapold
March 2, 2020
I, robot: Berlin award-winner
The Trouble With Being Born
escapes the predictable beats of robot parables through a creeping sense of technology as perpetuating trauma
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