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Abel Ferrara Movie Reviews
Blog Posts That Mention Abel Ferrara
True Believers: How Abel Ferrara’s Recent Work Reflects His Debut, The Driller Killer
Cannes 2019: Abel Ferrara Returns to the Festival With Tommaso
Cannes 2017: Self-Portraits from Agnès Varda and Abel Ferrara
Abel Ferrara’s scandal-ready “Welcome to New York” screens in Cannes
Thumbnails 3/26/15
Thumbnails 12/10/2013
Home Entertainment Guide: November 2024
Subjective Reality: Larry Fessenden on Crumb Catcher, Blackout, and Glass Eye Pix
Some Material May Be Inappropriate: The PG-13 Rating at 40
Goodbye to a Chicago Legend: Sergio Mims (1955-2022)
A Look Back at Tribeca 2022: The Narrative Features
A Preview of the 2021 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Bringing Out the Dead: A Pandemic Dialogue
Welcome to Black Writers Week
Stuart Gordon: 1947-2020
Thumbnails Special Edition: Our Cannes 2019 Coverage
Cannes 2019 Videos: Table of Contents
Cannes 2019: Table of Contents
Cannes 2019 Video #2: The Dead Don’t Die & Gender Disparity
Tribeca 2019: The Projectionist, You Don’t Nomi
Jonathan Rosenbaum on His New Book Collection, Cinematic Encounters
You’re Next! Invasion of the Body Snatchers is the horror story that keeps on giving—or taking
Man on the Outside: The Films of Willem Dafoe
Shot Across the Bow: Paul Schrader on “Dog Eat Dog”
NYFF 2014: Conflicted Artists Stand Apart in “Saint Laurent,” “Pasolini”
Cannes Wrap-Up: All of Our 2014 Coverage
Cannes 2014 Coverage: Table of Contents
As Cannes opens, so does a Steak ‘n Shake
On “Ms. 45” and Revenge Movie Feminism
Elmore Leonard, 1925-2013: An Appreciation
Ebert & Scorsese: Best Films of the 1990s
The Best 10 Movies of 1994
‘The Piano’ Plays On the Inner Voice
The Best 10 Movies of 1992
IFC signs pact with devil Blockbuster
TIFF #7: It was a very good day
TIFF #1: Darwin, Herzog, the Coens and the Antichrist
Toronto #6: Stars present & future
Giants return to Cannes
Film festival stresses quality, not quantity
Sleeper from Chicago directors wakes up Toronto
Dafoe admires Lars, but “his impulses are often perverse.”
Harvey Keitel on the edge
The ‘Innocence’ of Martin Scorsese
Let the right one in, but with the wrong subtitles
The World’s Fastest Remake?
