Thumbnails 10/16/14
“The San Francisco Bay Guardian” shuts down; Gabriel García Márquez chats with Akira Kurosawa; Kim Dickens on Fincher’s “woman problem”; Comedy club charges per laugh; R.I.P. Elizabeth Peña.
“The San Francisco Bay Guardian” shuts down; Gabriel García Márquez chats with Akira Kurosawa; Kim Dickens on Fincher’s “woman problem”; Comedy club charges per laugh; R.I.P. Elizabeth Peña.
An appreciation of “1941” and interview with Bob Gale.
An excerpt from “Approaching the End: Imagining Apocalypse in
American Film” by Peter Labuza
about Terrence Malick’s “Days of Heaven”.
An excerpt from the October 2014 edition of “Bright Wall/Dark Room” on “The Hunger.”
An interview with Bob Rafelson on “Mountains of the Moon.”
David Lynch’s Los Angeles; Islamophobia on cable news; Interview with U2; Journalism startup Latterly; Why social impact is more important than ever for documentaries.
A report from the New York Comic-Con previewing the upcoming films, “Penguins of Madagascar” and “Home.”
Malala Yousafzai wins Nobel Peace Prize; 10 greatest vampire movies; Shonda Rhimes interview; Christianity Today hates “Left Behind”; Genius of nudity in “Gone Girl.”
“Twin Peaks” returns; Is Cancellation Bear unbearable?; Richard Kelly on “Gone Girl”; MZS on “American Horror Show”; Remembering Geoffrey Holder.
What do the Quentin Tarantino and Interstellar stories say about the growing divisions between celluloid lovers and digital projection?
The October 2014 installment of Short Films in Focus: “Necronomica”.
Tech’s women problem; “Gone Girl”‘s women problem; Gillian Anderson on sexism; Stephen Cone and Stephen Cefalu, Jr. on “This Afternoon”; Amazing review of “Amazing Spider-Man 2.”
Chaz Ebert, Kartemquin Films and the Community Film Workshop will honor documentarians of color at the Diverse Voices in Docs 2014 graduation THIS WEEKEND.
Pressure on female celebrities; Misogyny on “MasterChef”; Shut up Kevin Smith; Debunking myths of black education; Reflections on “The King of Comedy.”
“Outlander” and TV’s sexual revolution; Chatting with John Carpenter; When cinema stops making sense; “The Simpsons”/”Family Guy” crossover; Soderbergh’s “The Knick.”
An appreciation of “Streets of Fire” on its 30th anniversary.
Migizi Pensoneau on “The Daily Show”; Why NYT TV criticism is so bad; Netflix’s terrible selection; David Simon on the death of the middle class; John Cusack: “Hollywood is a whorehouse.”
The movies’ greatest pop music moments; Filmmakers can use drones; Lena Dunham’s advice series; The genius of “Lolita”; How men talk about relationships in rom-coms.
The trailer for “Jupiter Ascending,” from Lana and Andy Wachowski.