By Elias Savada. With all the talk of artificial intelligence taking over our lives, this technically proficient film may be timely, but its futuristic concept – mankind vs. an enemy

By Thomas Gladysz. The two films included in Raymond Griffith: The Silk Hat Comedian serve as an excellent introduction to the comedian’s considerable talents." Many rediscoveries aren’t. All-too-often, the thing

A Book Review by Thomas M. Puhr. With The Palace recently premiering at Venice, now is an opportune time to revisit these early works, and Roman Polanski: Behind the Scenes of His Classic

By Elias Savada. Not the charm you might be hoping for, unless you're a fan of endless rain, too many jump scares, unsettling camera angles, ragged hand-held camerawork, onerous close-ups,

A Book Review by Dávid Szőke. The book’s eleven chapters approach the master’s film from broad, yet intersecting angles, allowing the reading and cinematic audience into the colourful patterns that

By James Slaymaker. In its intricate tapestry of storytelling modes and its profound engagement with the ethics of representation, "Aurora's Sunrise" stands as a cinematic work that dares to confront

By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. Undeniably clunky plotpoint aside – and it is, admittedly, a pretty major one that’s hard to miss – The Kingdom Exodus is otherwise a playful, spooky and

By Jeremy Carr. Although many Mix pictures are lost, these illustrative entries showcase his customary assurance, his virtue, and his penchant for showmanship." If Hollywood’s classic Western heroes are generally