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It is my wish that Beyond Realism would inspire active dialogue and research with other disciplinary practices, Interview September 9, 2024 A Warden and Actors: An Interview with Filmmaker Nima Javidi By Ali Moosavi. I prefer films and novels in which a character who plays a critical part in the story Escape from Their Golden Cages: Filmmaker Kurdwin Ayub on Mond (Moon) Dreams Remastered: On the 4K Remaster of Burden of Dreams (1982) Flight in Search of Asylum: On In the Land of Brothers Reviews Review When a Hero Exploits: Sana Na N’Hada’s Nome (2023) September 11, 2024 By Yun-hua Chen. A profoundly enlightening film from Angola that delves into the essence of independence, the sacrifices it demands, and the transformative power of cinema." Selected for the "Rizome" Review Red Rooms: The Strategic Antipathy and Empathy of Emotional Contagions September 6, 2024 By David Ryan. Writer-director Pascal Plante connects the complicated mechanisms of justice, social contagions, and psychological complexity to explore two dominant themes: the film contrasts the courtroom’s brightly lit (and Review Rediscovering a Hollywood Luminary: Francis Ford & The Craving September 3, 2024 By Jeremy Carr. Ben Model’s Undercrank Productions has once again sifted through the annals of film’s rich origins and, with producer and Ford scholar Kathryn Fuller-Seeley, worked to digitally restore Review “When Did the British Ever Appreciate Their Great Men?” – Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger August 30, 2024 By Jonathan Monovich. The way film history should be taught, recognizing greatness and encouraging students to be excited about classic films of the past." David Hinton’s Made in England: The Review Yin and Yang: Stephen Soucy’s Merchant Ivory August 29, 2024 By Jonathan Monovich. Chronicling both the hits and lesser known entries in the Merchant/Ivory catalogue, Soucy’s film thrives due to its expansive presence of recurring cast and crew collaborators.” The Review Carla and Gottlieb: Between the Temples August 26, 2024 By Jonathan Monovich. Encourages laughter at the absurdity of life while simultaneously empathizing with life’s difficulties that engulf its eclectic characters.” You can’t judge a book by its cover, but Review The American Friend: Claude Schmitz’s The Other Laurens (2023) August 26, 2024 By Thomas M. Puhr, You’re best off surrendering to its mad logic." Like some of the neo-noirs that inspired it, Claude Schmitz’s The Other Laurens (L’autre Laurens, 2023) boasts a Review Take Me Far from Your Leader: Zach Clark’s The Becomers August 23, 2024 By Thomas M. Puhr. Far from great satire, but further proof that Clark is willing to take big swings, budget and taste be damned." 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Puhr on Sometimes They Come Back: Bob Clark’s Deathdream (Blue Underground) Aug 2, 17:35 Christopher Sharrett on Sometimes They Come Back: Bob Clark’s Deathdream (Blue Underground) Jul 29, 22:24 Interview La Bête Humaine – Robert Singer on Beyond Realism: Naturalist Film in Theory and Practice Alexandra Heller-Nicholas September 18, 2024 0 By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. It is my wish that Beyond Realism would inspire active dialogue and research with other disciplinary practices, academics, and film lovers. I would enjoy hearing a geneticist discuss the child serial killer in pigtails and speculative heredity in Mervyn Le Roy’s The Bad Seed (1956) or a […] Festival Reports “Rocky Mountain Way”: Selections from the 51st Telluride Film Festival Jonathan Monovich September 16, 2024 0 By Jonathan Monovich. This year marked the 51st iteration of the TFF, featuring the diverse minds from around the world, including Americans, Chileans, Germans, and Iranians.” Despite its laidback atmosphere, the Telluride Film Festival (TFF) is very serious for its well-known world premieres, track record for including eventual Oscar nominees […] Review When a Hero Exploits: Sana Na N’Hada’s Nome (2023) Yun-hua Chen September 11, 2024 0 By Yun-hua Chen. A profoundly enlightening film from Angola that delves into the essence of independence, the sacrifices it demands, and the transformative power of cinema.” Selected for the “Rizome” program at IndieLisboa, a section that highlights relevant current issues, Nome, an Angolan film directed by Sana Na N’Hada, is […] Interview A Warden and Actors: An Interview with Filmmaker Nima Javidi Ali Moosavi September 9, 2024 0 By Ali Moosavi. I prefer films and novels in which a character who plays a critical part in the story is mainly absent.” With just two feature films and a TV series under his belt, writer-director Nima Javidi has established himself in the upper echelons of Iranian cinema. He got […] Review Red Rooms: The Strategic Antipathy and Empathy of Emotional Contagions David Ryan September 6, 2024 0 By David Ryan. Writer-director Pascal Plante connects the complicated mechanisms of justice, social contagions, and psychological complexity to explore two dominant themes: the film contrasts the courtroom’s brightly lit (and tightly-controlled) semiotics with the digital world’s illicit market economy.” Red Rooms or Les Chambres Rouges (2023) focuses on the questionable […] Interview Escape from Their Golden Cages: Filmmaker Kurdwin Ayub on Mond (Moon) Yun-hua Chen September 5, 2024 0 By Yun-hua Chen. That’s why I chose MMA fights and combat sports. It’s all about being in a cage. Women’s MMA fights have this expectation that they must look sexy, and it’s about this strange desire of Sarah’s to return to the cage. Meanwhile, the girls in the film want […] Blogs Ten Rules for Doing Documentary Interviews the Right Way Roger Nygard September 4, 2024 0 By Roger Nygard. Every documentarian starts out doing interviews wrong. I learned the hard way, by making all these mistakes.” Interviews are the main ingredient in the documentary recipe, so how you conduct them is crucial. Everybody starts out doing interviews wrong. I learned the hard way, by making all […] Features The Substance is a Documentary Alexandra Heller-Nicholas September 3, 2024 1 By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas. As far as emotional fidelity is concerned, The Substance is a documentary. No other film I have ever seen so perfectly captures my subjective experience of the culturally enforced dissociation that happens en masse when, as a woman, your body starts to age.” I recently turned 50. […] Review Rediscovering a Hollywood Luminary: Francis Ford & The Craving Jeremy Carr September 3, 2024 0 By Jeremy Carr. Ben Model’s Undercrank Productions has once again sifted through the annals of film’s rich origins and, with producer and Ford scholar Kathryn Fuller-Seeley, worked to digitally restore and release a key Francis Ford feature as well as a grouping of shorts….” Before he was known simply as […] Review “When Did the British Ever Appreciate Their Great Men?” – Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger Jonathan Monovich August 30, 2024 0 By Jonathan Monovich. The way film history should be taught, recognizing greatness and encouraging students to be excited about classic films of the past.” David Hinton’s Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger (2024) is and should go down as one of the great documentaries about film history. 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