Mrs. Dalloway
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Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf Movie Reviews
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TIFF 2023: Wildcat, Gonzo Girl, Orlando My Political Biography
100 Great Moments in the Movies
“Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” ~ Dr. Johnson
Hollywood: Just shut it down
The AFI Top 100
Your brain, dog butts, and the quantum movie
Products of mass distraction (or, Hooray for elitism!)
Why Closer Still Matters Two Decades After Its Release
Book Excerpt: Scout Tafoya’s But God Made Him a Poet: Watching John Ford in the 21st Century
Female Filmmakers in Focus: Sarah Polley on Women Talking
Sally Potter on Her New Short Film Look At Me, Her Metrograph Retrospective, Her Upcoming Comedy, and More
Jesus, I Love to Shoot Film: The Siskel Film Center Pays Tribute to Haskell Wexler
How History Moves Through a Life: Dana Stevens on Buster Keaton
2022 Oscar Nomination Predictions
Happy 100th Birthday to Haskell Wexler!
George Segal: 1934-2021
Mike Nichols: A Life is a Must-Read Memoir
The 2020 Frontrunners For Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress
Love Dialogue: Céline Sciamma on Portrait of a Lady on Fire
The Best Performances of the 2020 Sundance Film Festival
Sundance 2020: Black Bear, Shirley
A New York Story: Tamara Jenkins on Private Life
An Event…: On 1974’s Earthquake
Looking with Loving Eyes: Sally Potter on The Party
Jeanne Moreau: 1928-2017
Edward Albee: 1928 – 2016
The Top 11 Female Film Characters of All Time
Bright Wall/Dark Room April 2016: “An Attempt at Something” by Matt Brennan
Roger’s Favorites: Sally Potter
It’s Real: A Few Words with Haskell Wexler
RogerEbert.com Writers & Filmmakers Remember Haskell Wexler
“Apocalypse” Now: Michael Glover Smith on Chicago Premiere of His First Film
Bright Wall/Dark Room Excerpt January 2015: “Break, Blow, Burn, and Make Me New” by Chad Perman
Mike Nichols: 1931-2014
Thumbnails 11/20/14
Interview: Cary Elwes on the Lasting Power of “The Princess Bride”
Elaine Stritch: 1925-2014
The Homily from Roger Ebert’s Funeral
Fire and Ice: On Box Office for Films with Women as Protagonists
Legendary Celebrity Couple Captured in BBC America’s ‘Burton and Taylor’
Toronto International FIlm Festival 2013: Day Five
Haskell Wexler and “The Bus”
Roger Ebert Homily
A little black dress makes the world go round
AFI 100: ‘Kane’ still number one
Introduction: Mad About the Movies
100 great movie moments
David Simon: Damn right Omar is cool. Get over it.
Certified Copy: How can you be in two spaces at once…?
Elizabeth Taylor, pagan goddess
For Sale: On Revolutionary Road
Does anyone want to be “well-read?”
Are women better than men?
TIFF #9: And so then I saw…
Roger Ebert’s 2003 Oscar Predictions
Chicago Film Fest lines up eye- popping array of films
All’s fair in Toronto
Elizabeth Taylor, a star in a category of her own, dies at 79
‘Yes’ is elegant, bold, original, erotic
Haskell Wexler: “See, nothing is ‘real.'”
Interview with Anne Heywood & Raymond Stross
Movie Answer Man (02/23/2003)
