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Transcending Life on This Planet: The Films of Yasujirō Ozu
Ozu: The masterpieces you’ve missed
Silence is golden to Ozu
Directorama: Ozu, Ford & Kurosawa (and Ichikawa?)
Saluting a Master Of the Cinema, Yasujiro Ozu
The Urban Environment: A Conversation with Tatsu Aoki, Avant-Garde Filmmaker
Remembering the Forgotten Movies of the 2026 Oscar Season
Jump Into the Abyss: Óliver Laxe and Sergi López on “Sirât”
We Live in Time: Joachim Trier on “Sentimental Value”
Tokyo Film Festival 2025: Journey into Sato Tadao
Cannes 2025: Renoir, Sons of the Neon Night, Orwell: 2+2=5
Book Excerpt: Foreword to The Wes Anderson Collection: Asteroid City by David Bordwell
Tokyo International Film Festival 2024: Daihachi Yoshida on Prize-Winning “Teki Cometh”
Seven Samurai Continues Its Ride Through Cinema’s Past and Future
Tomorrow There Will Be Fine Weather: A Preview of NYC’s Upcoming Hiroshi Shimizu Retrospective
San Francisco Silent Film Festival Highlights Unearthed Treasures of Film History
Art Takes You Prisoner: Radu Jude on Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World
Eye on the Screen: David Bordwell (1947-2024)
Vote for Neuro(diversity): On the 20th Anniversary of Napoleon Dynamite
Looking for Loneliness: Wayne Wang on His Career
Film Forum’s Ousmane Sembène Retrospective Honors the Senegalese Master
The Unloved, Part 117: A Hen in the Wind
He Did It All: William Friedkin (1935-2023)
Ebertfest 2023 Recap: A Photo Journal
Ebertfest 2023: Amber Rubarth and David Heinz Present American Folk, Mickey Shapiro Shares Story of My Name is Sara and More!
Ten Years of Presence: In Honor of Roger Ebert and the Empathy Machine
Ebertfest Announces First Slate of Films, Guest Frank Oz and Theme of “Empathy at the Movies”
The Internet Has Been My Co-Director: Kyle Edward Ball on Skinamarink
I Wanna Be Free: Bob Rafelson (1933-2022)
Embodiments of Time: Kogonada on After Yang
Sundance 2021: In the Earth, I Was a Simple Man, John and the Hole
Saying Goodbye: Revisiting Lulu Wang’s The Farewell
Poetry is Necessary in Film: Hirokazu Kore-eda on The Truth
Nausicaä Awakens: The Influence of Hayao Miyazaki on the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
Sundance 2020: Nine Days, Minari, The Evening Hour
Accepting Accidents: Ira Sachs on His All in One Day Portugal-Set Movie “Frankie”
Roger Ebert’s Celebration of Hispanic FIlmmakers
TIFF 2019: Coming Home Again, Hope Gap, Simple Women
Lulu Wang on The Farewell, How Horror Movies Influenced Her True-Life Dramedy and More
The Best Films of the 2019 Sundance Film Festival
Sheila O’Malley’s Top Ten Films of 2018
Beata Virgo Viscera: a Feature-Length Unloved Video Essay by Scout Tafoya
2018 Japan Cuts Festival Preview
The Silence: Paul Schrader on First Reformed
Terrific New Adaptation of Little Women Reminds Us of This Story’s Greatness
On Life and Architecture: Revisiting Kogonada’s Columbus
Ebertfest 2018, Day 3: Columbus, A Page of Madness, American Splendor
Your Roger Stories: The Fans
Diary of a Sundance Juror
Bright Wall/Dark Room January 2018: An Architecture of Silence and Love by Nathan Knapp
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: October 19, 2017
NYFF 2017: “Wonder Wheel”
The Greatest Show on Earth: Recap of the 2017 Telluride Film Festival
A Box of Chocolates: Preview of the 2017 Telluride Film Festival
Charles Taylor on His New Book, “Opening Wednesday at a Theater or Drive-In Near You”
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: May 25, 2017
The Ebert Fellows on Sundance 2017
Thumbnails 12/19/16
Shot Across the Bow: Paul Schrader on “Dog Eat Dog”
Voyeurs to Adult Life: Ira Sachs on “Little Men”
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: July 7, 2016
A One-of-a-Kind Artist: The RogerEbert.com Staff Remembers Abbas Kiarostami
Roger’s Favorites: Hirokazu Kore-eda
Setsuko Hara: 1920-2015
Cannes 2015: Points of No Return: An interview with Radu Muntean and Alexandru Baciu of “One Floor Below”
Cinematic Poetry: The Restoration of “The Apu Trilogy”
Landscape is a Reality: Manoel de Oliveira 1908-2015
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: February 25, 2014
The Great Movies Review of “Groundhog Day”
Life Imitating Art: Ira Sachs on “Love Is Strange”
A quintessence of dust: “Only Lovers Left Alive”
Five Films from the Seattle International Film Festival That Deserve Your Attention
Cannes 2014 Dispatch: Lust for Light in Mike Leigh’s “Mr. Turner”
Ebert Club Members Mark a Year Since Roger’s Passing
Cruisin’ Together: Cannes Day Three
Great Movies II Introduction
100 Great Moments in the Movies
In memory of Donald Richie
The Remodernist Film Manifesto
Great Movies and mortality
The Art of the Game 2
On the meaning of life … and movies
‘Citizen Kane’ fave film of movie elite
Great Movies: The first 100
Ebert’s Great Movies – Introduction
100 great movie moments
Reflections after 25 years at the movies
Ten Greatest Films of All Time
