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Blog Posts That Mention John Sayles
We’re So Short on Time: John Sayles on Lone Star
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John Sayles Retrospective at Cinefamily
John Sayles Directing New Film, “To Save the Man”
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The Underrated Sayles: An Appreciation of Baby It’s You on Its 40th Anniversary
How to Live in This World: On “The Brother From Another Planet”
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Sundance before it was Sundance
Raping Dakota: From the Sundance resumé movie to “Indie Guignol”
Corman’s World: Monsters, mayhem & breast nudity!
The enemy of my enemy es mi amigo
11 Baseball Movies that Hit it Out of the Park from Make Me Commissioner’s Jane Leavy
The Best American Actor of His Generation: David Strathairn on “A Little Prayer”
Chicago’s Own Filmspotting Podcast Celebrates 20 Years With Inaugural Festival
Bird on a Wire: Kris Kristofferson (1936-2024)
The Future Was Now Warps Through the Seminal Sci-Fi Summer of 1982
The Hard Way, Or My Way? RIP Bill Cobbs (1934-2024)
I’ve Never Seen Anything Like It Before: Roger Corman (1926-2024)
Spirit Awards 2024: A Platform for Essential Independent Films
Female Filmmakers in Focus: Nancy Savoca on Household Saints
It’s OK, Boomer: The Big Chill Turns 40
Bright Wall/Dark Room March 2023: Something Wild: The Other Half of You by Christian Craig
Introduction to Women Writers Week 2023
Home Entertainment Guide: January 2023
Lawrence Tierney Bio Etches Vivid Portrait of Hollywood’s Real-Life Tough Guy
Jesus, I Love to Shoot Film: The Siskel Film Center Pays Tribute to Haskell Wexler
TCM Film Festival 2022: Highlights of Getting Back to the Big Screen
Two Thumbs Up to Roger Ebert and the Movies
Happy 100th Birthday to Haskell Wexler!
Reprint of Thumb and Thumber: Celebrating Twenty Years of Siskel & Ebert
Forget the Alamo: The Silver Anniversary of Lone Star
Home Entertainment Guide: October 31, 2019
We Are a Nation of Immigrants: Gregory Nava on His Masterpiece, El Norte
Ebertfest 2019, Day 3: Sebastian, Cold War, Cane River, A Year of the Quiet Sun, Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion
The Power of Community: A Recap of the 2018 TCM Classic Film Festival
You Gotta Keep Your Eyes Open: An Appreciation of Matinee
Finding the Center: Griffin Dunne on His Film About Joan Didion
Photo Gallery: Roger Ebert Induction Ceremony
Michael Ballhaus: 1935-2017
Unlimited Potential: Olivier Assayas on “Personal Shopper”
World UFO Day: Favorite Alien Movies
Roger’s Favorites: A Table of Contents
It’s Real: A Few Words with Haskell Wexler
RogerEbert.com Writers & Filmmakers Remember Haskell Wexler
That brilliant laugh: Elizabeth Pena, 1961-2014
Ebertfest Profile: Kim Robeson
Ebertfest Prepares to Unfold as a ‘Tribute to Roger’
Messages from Abroad: Four Foreign Directors Discuss Their Relationship to American Films
Behold the Passion…the Spectacle…the Splendor of “Trailers from Hell”: An Interview with Joe Dante
I’ve seen that film before…
The Best 10 Movies of 1998
The Best 10 Movies of 1996
The Best 10 Movies of 1992
The Best 10 Movies of 1991
Joe Dante: One of us! One of us!
Name That Director!
Digital dilemmas: You want pixels with that?
“Passion Fish:” A struggle of wills
Booker’s Place: A Mississippi reckoning
CIFF: Ready for takeoff
CIFF: All our capsule reviews
So many films, so little time
Ebert oversees the Overlooked
Ebert’s Overlooked Film Festival 2005
Ebert’s intro to Overlooked Fest ’05
Fest means more than just movies
Cannes winners a strange crew
Award ceremony passes over festival favorites
Cannes lacks blockbuster start
Gold on hold
Candid Cannes
A Snowball Effect: Sundance Festival Has Been on a Roll
The vying game
Declarations of independence: Before Sundance was Sundance
Jarmusch shows ‘the Money’
‘Sunshine’ of their lives
Singleton graduates to ‘Higher Learning’
A filmmaker with ‘Passion’
Movie Answer Man (07/28/1996)
