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The New Southern Gothic: Loving, Jeff Nichols, and the Southern Artist in the 21^st Century

Will Tomford

January 21, 2017

By Will Tomford. As I watched Loving come to an end, I thought to myself, please don’t have an epilogue text. An artistic director like Jeff Nichols wouldn’t need to end a film with anyting but an ambiguous shot. But to my dissapointment, there it was: the what-happened-next. Maybe this […]

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Day: January 21, 2017

The New Southern Gothic: Loving, Jeff Nichols, and the Southern Artist in the 21^st Century

In Ripley’s Shoes: Anton Corbijn’s A Talent for Murder

Joining the Debate – A Century of Hitchcock: The Man, The Myths, The Legacy

Anything is Everything: John Wilson’s The History of Concrete

Day: January 21, 2017

The New Southern Gothic: Loving, Jeff Nichols, and the Southern Artist in the 21st Century

The New Southern Gothic: Loving, Jeff Nichols, and the Southern Artist in the 21^st Century