After releasing The World of Jacques Demy in 1995, Agnés Varda would take a six-year…
Author: Ryne Clos
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
El Camino gambles that nostalgia for that 2013 feeling is just as good as propulsive…
Aesthetics Equals Politics: Edited by Mark Foster Gage
Aesthetics Equals Politics throws out the first ball in what could have been a provocative,…
Oeuvre: Varda: The Young Girls Turn 25
Who can blame Varda for pretending, in 1991 only months after her husband’s death, that…
Criminally Underrated: Inherent Vice
A more than hilarious commentary on the we’re-absolutely-fucked-ness of US society.
The Sisters of the Winter Wood: by Rena Rossner
More fairy tale than fantasy, the book enlivens an oft-forgotten corner of Europe.
Food Routes: by Robyn Metcalfe
Metcalfe’s intentional lack of depth means that everyone but the uninitiated will glean little from…
The Load
War is certainly less abstract on the receiving end of all those MADE IN USA…
Oeuvre: Varda: Documenteur
Just the sort of metatextual joke that the French New Wave crowd were always making…
Oeuvre: Varda: Murals Murals
Murals Murals embodies all that makes Agnés Varda such a singular and masterful filmmaker, demonstrating…