Highlights from the filmography of Abel Ferrara
Tag: J. Hoberman
David Cronenberg’s five best films
Highlights from the filmography of David Cronenberg
Darren Aronofsky’s Noah tells the story by the book
Darren Aronofsky’s Noah is immersed in Judaic literature.
The European Union Film Festival, and the rest of this week’s screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Block Cinema wraps up film series commemorating 30s glamor and the popular front
Noting upcoming screenings of City Streets (1931) and Body and Soul (1947) at Northwestern University
Matias Piñeiro’s Viola riffs on Shakespeare and messes with your mind
Noting the Chicago premiere of the 2012 Argentinian art film
Pain & Gain, the latest addition to the “fire with fire” genre
Considering some of the forebears of Michael Bay’s recent Pain & Gain
Weekly Top Five: The twisted beauty of Dario Argento
Weekly Top Five: Dario Argento films
Strategic film command, past and present
Considering how U.S. government agencies have interacted with Hollywood in the 50s and today
Dude, what’s My Car?
Some helpful hints for those planning to see Aleksei Guerman’s 1998 comic nightmare when it plays this week
What’s new again: The Dybbuk (1937)
Revisiting a classic of Yiddish-language cinema in light of the new horror movie The Possession