The Optical Residue of a Nation: Fragments from Route One USA (1989)
To engage with Robert Kramer’s “Route One/USA” (1989) is to confront a cinematic engagement with the fragmentary nature of experience…
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To engage with Robert Kramer’s “Route One/USA” (1989) is to confront a cinematic engagement with the fragmentary nature of experience…
The internet is buzzing—and not just horror fans—after Netflix revealed the first glimpse of Charlie Hunnam in “Monster: The Ed Gein…
Weekend plans usually mean settling in with something new to watch, and this week’s OTT offerings are bursting with fresh…
Netflix has just dropped “The Truth About Jussie Smollett?”—and, wow, it’s the documentary everyone’s talking about again. This isn’t just…
Choosing strong English movies can grow more than just listening and pronunciation. A simple movie night can turn a dorm…
Zodiac will be regarded as an essential classic of this genre, for three key reasons that make it stand out amongst its contemporaries (and the wealth of crime dramas throughout cinema history): its intensive attention to detail in portraying the investigation, the harshly realistic portrayal of the inconclusiveness of the case, and the CGI effects that enhance the whole story.
Forty years after “India Cabaret” (1985), Mira Nair’s documentary on the lives of Bombay’s bar dancers, I encountered it for…
There are so many thoughts Victoria Mapplebeck’s “Motherboard” sparks, from its narrative to its form, from the reality it presents…
The series finale of And Just Like That… marks a poignant and thoughtful conclusion to the extended story of Carrie Bradshaw and…