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Beginning as a more personal reflection on his movie-mad youth in Recife, the Brazilian auteur's film grows into a wider paean to an endangered communal culture of cinemagoing. You can see why ...
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Lega is the publisher of the Persian version translated by Navid Purmohammadreza. Cinephilia has recently experienced a powerful resurgence, one enabled by new media technologies of the digital ...
Spryly mixing documentary with another autofictional outing for his recurring alter ego Paul Dédalus, the French auteur's latest is welcome comfort viewing after some wayward recent films. We last ...
"What is cinema?" is the famous question that begins Jonathan Rosenbaum's new collection of film writings, Goodbye Cinema, Hello Cinemania. That allusion is to the title of the collection of Andre ...
In one of the entries in Slate’s ‘The Movie Club,’ a year-end exchange of films between writers Dana Stevens, Dan Kois, Stephanie Zacharek, Matt Zoller Seitz and former Spout editor Karina Longworth, ...
Action-adventure films attract adrenaline seekers — people who live vicariously through the characters on-screen, risking their lives and traveling to unknown lands. Films like “Indiana Jones,” “Mad ...
Payal Kapadia’s award-winning film sees artistic creativity go hand in hand with the fight for political freedom in Modi’s India Cinephilia is, not surprisingly, a favourite subject of film directors, ...
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