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“#The Sound of Trauma: The Aural Storytelling of ‘Jackie’” Home Columns Movies Meg Shields September 2, 2020 How does sound affect how we understand a character? For Pablo Larraín’s film it’s more than just an accent. Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re…
“#‘Dazed and Confused’ and Richard Linklater’s Commitment to Nostalgia” Aerosmith. A car your dad bragged about owning in the ’70s. Dudes with long hair. Bell-bottom jeans. And pot. So much pot. That’s our introduction to Richard Linklater’s cult-classic reflection of Austin in the summer of ’76. The dreamy mix of lethargic, cinema verité-style interactions. The…
“#How TCM’s ‘Women Make Film’ Makes Up for Film Education’s Exclusivity” Mark Cousins‘ extensive fourteen-hour documentary Women Make Film receives the showcase it deserves courtesy of Turner Classic Movies starting the first week of September. As part of a four-month-long program, the documentary has been split into episodes focused on different aspects of filmmaking, and…
“#There’s No Escaping ‘The Dark and the Wicked’” Fantasia International Film Festival runs August 20th through September 2nd as a completely online event. We’re used to attending in person in beautiful Montreal, Canada, but we’re excited to cover this fantastic festival virtually too. Our coverage of this year’s Fantasia Festival continues with our review of Bryan…
“#26 Things We Learned from ‘The Killer’ Commentary” Welcome to Commentary Commentary, where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. In this edition, Rob Hunter listens to a film writer turned filmmaker talk about someone else’s work which in this case is John Woo’s The Killer. John…
“#What’s New to Stream on Netflix for September 2020” Some people spend their days arguing over the merits of Netflix, but the rest of us are too busy enjoying new movies, engaging series, and fun specials. It’s just one more way to re-watch the movies we already love and find new ones to cherish, and this…
Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video that champions the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie as a classic adventure movie. We just don’t see much of the adventure genre these days. For whatever reason, swashbuckling and the 21st century aren’t on…
“#‘Mulan’ Director Niki Caro Talks Authenticity, Research, and Responsible Filmmaking” Welcome to World Builders, our ongoing series of conversations with the most productive and thoughtful creatives in the industry. In this entry, we interview director Niki Caro about her live-action remake of Mulan. Niki Caro has made a career directing underdog stories that highlight underseen perspectives….
“#‘Five Desperate Women’ Find Fun, Sun, and Murder” Home Columns Movies TV Rob Hunter August 30, 2020 “A remote island, a silent killer, and sheer terror for five beautiful women as he stalks them, one by one.” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Kieran Fisher and I get to look back at TV…
“#‘The Reckoning’ Finds Very Human Horror In Our Past” Home Movies Reviews Rob Hunter August 30, 2020 More grim drama than pure horror film, Neil Marshall’s latest targets human cruelty and fear. Fantasia International Film Festival runs August 20th through September 2nd as a completely online event. We’re used to attending in person in beautiful…