The New Yorker

In subtle, unpredictable ways, the French director is determined to move beyond received ideas of filmmaking.   Source: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/02/07/celine-sciammas-quest-for-a-new-feminist-grammar-of-cinema

One of the most original directors of New Hollywood, Bogdanovich was also a critic who expanded our cinephilic heritage.   Source: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/postscript/how-peter-bogdanovich-shaped-the-backstory-of-modern-cinema

  The coronavirus pandemic has made it feel much less safe to go to the movie theatre. That’s why we’re releasing prestige films at home the same day that they’re released in cinemas—movies such as “The Little Things​,” “Judas and … Continued

Since March, the year in cinema has been defined by a near-total absence of significant theatrical releases—first, because theatres across the country were shut down in response to the coronavirus pandemic and, subsequently, because even after they reopened people largely … Continued

The idea of what a documentary is has shifted according to what has—and hasn’t—been possible during the past hundred years. But the artistic preoccupations of their creators have not changed radically in that time.   Source: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/