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The exquisite, deeply moving SUNSET SONG today at 4 p.m. at Museum of the Moving Image with star Agyness Deyn in person! This big-screen must-see closes out the series Terence Davies: Time Present and Time Past.
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Day 3 of MoMI's Terence Davies series features a triple dose of sublime cinema: his sole documentary OF TIME AND THE CITY, Gena Rowlands in THE NEON BIBLE (in 16mm, with costar Jacob Tierney in person), and Davies's devastating final film, BENEDICTION.
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If you don't know THE TERENCE DAVIES TRILOGY—his first 3 shorts—then you don't know Terence Davies. Some of the most indelible images you'll ever see. Screening this Sat afternoon, once only, in imported 35mm prints at Museum of the Moving Image.
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Bright Wall/Dark Room
14 days ago
We're talking ROPE tomorrow with Michael Koresky on our first ever Hitchcock pod! Michael wrote about the film extensively in his latest book—Sick and Dirty: Hollywood’s Gay Golden Age and the Making of Modern Queerness—which you really REALLY should get your hands on soon
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Sick and Dirty
A blazingly original history celebrating the persistence of queerness onscreen, behind the camera, and between the lines during the dark days of the Hollywood P…
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/sick-and-dirty-9781639732548/
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kyle ä¸ĺ’Ś turner
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BOYS GO TO JUPITER, with its timelessly melancholic portrait of youth situated in a ravaged economy, is one of my fave films of the year. I talked to Julian Glander about how Blender changed his life, eggs, and being on Jeopardy! for
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Julian Glander (Boys Go to Jupiter)
One takeaway I hope people get from the movie is that through all of this rot and through everything, there are things that are worth paying attention to, and they're happening all around you. And I t...
https://reverseshot.org/interviews/entry/3348/glander
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Sam Adams
about 1 month ago
if you have not seen the House of Mirth, then you haven't seen one of the best movies of the last 25 years
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Excited to announce in-person guests celebrating the great Terence Davies at MoMI in Sept: Cynthia Nixon (A QUIET PASSION), Agyness Deyn (SUNSET SONG), Jacob Tierney (THE NEON BIBLE), and Sony Pictures Classics' Michael Barker (THE HOUSE OF MIRTH). More info here:
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about 1 month ago
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Willow Catelyn Maclay
about 1 month ago
I wrote about the classic queer film TAXI ZUM KLO for Reverse Shot (
@reverseshot.bsky.social
). It's currently playing at The Metrograph in NYC and you should definitely go watch it if you can.
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Taxi zum Klo
This column focuses on the dynamic or below-the-surface nature of queer representation in international cinema.
https://reverseshot.org/features/3346/taxi_zum_klo
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Come to Museum of the Moving Image in September to celebrate one of the greatest artists the cinema has ever known. Announcing the complete retrospective Terence Davies: Time Present and Time Past:
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Terence Davies: Time Present and Time Past – Museum of the Moving Image
Join us in celebrating the life and career of Terence Davies with this complete retrospective, the first in the U.S. since his death. From the unfathomably moving, aesthetically revelatory autobiograp...
https://movingimage.org/series/terence-davies-2025/
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Dan Schindel
2 months ago
For
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I talked about alienation, sigma cinema, and the master Kiyoshi Kurosawa's new movie Cloud
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Cloud
Like Pulse, the conceit imagines a nightmare scenario in which an aspect of technologically modulated human interaction breaches the borders of reality�here, online harassment.
https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3343/Cloud
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Guy Lodge
2 months ago
I’ve been an avid reader of Reverse Shot and its marvellous coterie of writers for years, so it’s a honest thrill to make my debut there, on Ari Aster’s prickly, perverse, brilliant EDDINGTON. (Thank you to Michael Koresky for being a dream editor.)
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Pleased to have the estimable
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‬ on Ari Aster's savage and brilliant doomscroll western EDDINGTON:‪
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Great talking to Nic!
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3 months ago
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Tonight!
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Sean Burns
3 months ago
At Crooked Marquee this week I wrote about Michael Koresky's fantastic new book SICK AND DIRTY: HOLLYWOOD'S GAY GOLDEN AGE AND THE MAKING OF MODERN QUEERNESS. This is what great critical writing is all about. (Not mine, his.)
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Subtext and Text: On Michael Koresky’s Sick and Dirty — Crooked Marquee
Michael Koresky’s new book chronicles how queernness slipped through the cracks of the Production Code.
https://crookedmarquee.com/subtext-and-text-on-michael-koreskys-sick-and-dirty/
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Harvard Book Store
4 months ago
📅 Tues. 6/10 @ 7PM: We are exicted to welcome Michael Koresky in store for a discussion of his new book "Sick and Dirty: Hollywood’s Gay Golden Age and the Making of Modern Queerness". He will be joined in conversation by arts journalist Loren King. Learn more:
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Publication day!
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4 months ago
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CAUGHT BY THE TIDES stands as a testament to the film medium’s long-term possibilities. Read
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on Jia Zhangke's brilliant new song on 21st-century China.
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Caught by the Tides
As the financial health of the film industry deteriorates, it will necessitate smaller crews, fewer shooting days, and various other constraints . . . Caught by the Tides represents a different kind o...
https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3271/caught_tides
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Come to the official SICK AND DIRTY bookstore launch event at Rizzoli Bookstore on June 4! Should be a fun discussion with the terrific
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—and, of course, a great opportunity to grab a copy.
www.eventbrite.com/e/sick-and-d...
4 months ago
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Chris Cassingham
6 months ago
I'm thrilled to share my
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debut, a review of Songs of Slow Burning Earth. A huge thanks to Michael for his wonderful edits and for the Reverse Shot Writers Workshop. It gave me a much needed injection of inspiration and motivation.
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https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3320/songs_slow_burning
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Here's all of our
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writing in one place. Thanks to all the writers and filmmakers who made it such a special week.
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6 months ago
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Philippe Lesage's terrific WHO BY FIRE explores the moribund passions of the middle-aged, contrasting them with the dizzying, uninitiated passions of youth. Opens this week. Read our new interview with Lesage from Chris Shields:
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Philippe Lesage (Who by Fire)
Lesage is not looking for easy answers in his work, and he is adamantly opposed to telling his audience who to root for. While his films are darkly funny, they are also the inheritors of a more seriou...
https://reverseshot.org/interviews/entry/3303/who_by_fire
7 months ago
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Carson Lund's EEPHUS is "ultimately about a space of ritual and community coming to a close." Read
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's review:
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7 months ago
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After many years in the making, I'm very excited to share the news that my book "SICK AND DIRTY: Hollywood's Gay Golden Age and the Making of Modern Queerness" is coming from @BloomsburyPub in June. You can preorder now!
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We are pleased to present a new column on international queer cinema. The first is from
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on RESURRECTION OF THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL and how its accidental queerness unlocks new possibilities for Korean cinema and language.
reverseshot.org/features/329...
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Resurrection of the Little Match Girl
This column focuses on the dynamic or below-the-surface nature of queer representation in international cinema.
https://reverseshot.org/features/3296/resurrection_match_girl
7 months ago
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Robert Daniels
7 months ago
For Reverse Shot, I spoke with Zeinabu irene Davis about the rejuvenation of her incredible classic COMPENSATION — a film I think is one of the great films about Chicago, deafness and Black life.
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Zeinabu irene Davis (Compensation)
when I initially designed the sound, I wanted there to be a full expression of it for deaf and hard of hearing audiences to actually feel the sound design. Deaf people can experience sound. But they d...
https://reverseshot.org/interviews/entry/3298/Zeinabu-irene
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Presenting our Top Ten films of 2024. In honor of David Lynch, for whom words of analysis were somewhat inimical to cinema, we acknowledge that this magazine’s writing has only ever been an attempt at understanding that which we often cannot fully grasp.
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kambole campbell
10 months ago
breaking from album excitement to say that FLOW, one of the best animated films of the year, is hitting select US cinemas today (it goes nationwide from Dec 6). I interviewed the director Gints Zilbalodis a couple months back in for Reverse Shot:
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Flow (Gints Zilbalodis Interview)
The silent approach makes the otherworldly encounters even more striking. The animals, of course, do not have the vocabulary for what they are seeing�thus it becomes a test for the audience in turn,...
https://reverseshot.org/interviews/entry/3284/flow_gints
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"Mangold buys into and then repackages the hype of Bob Dylan without much care spent on what happens when we treat artists as prophets instead of observers or laborers."
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reviews A COMPLETE UNKNOWN:
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A Complete Unknown
Its willingness to paint sixties establishment folkies as potentially just as extractive as their more legibly villainous record mogul counterparts would have meant something if the film had any inter...
https://reverseshot.org/reviews/entry/3291/complete_unknown
8 months ago
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