The last words of Anton Chekhov before he died were what? You remember? He said…
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The real Ivan IV was “Terrible” in the sense that the Old Testament God was…
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Wouldn’t you know A.O. Scott has already written the perfect reflection on this movie? Here’s…
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A quick recap of the various Cannes awards winners, from what was, by all accounts,…
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…how can I place his order, his disintegration? Let’s tell a story: You’re a struggling young…
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“…part Godard, part Three Stooges” –Jonathan Romney, Film Comment There are so, so many ways of…
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With its simultaneous impressions of abundance and incompletion—its profusion of abandoned and regenerated stories, stories…
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Was there a more consistent source of humor for Soviet artists in the 1920s than the…
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Japan was the best thing that ever happened to Lafcadio Hearn. The half-Irish, Greek-born, London-educated…
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A few years ago, while in Paris, I went on a pilgrimage to find a…
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