Morvern Callar Anwen Crawford 22 September 2026 180 Pages ISBN 9780645454741 €14  Pre-order Pre-orders will be shipped by late August 2026. In...

Tearing down ironclad expectations of what the cinema of the German Democratic Republic could be, Konrad Wolf made films about dissidents and dreamers. In an essay on the East German writer-director, ...

Dwelling with Sound of Falling, and its nonlinear chorus of girls’ desires and shared sufferings, Audrey Wollen sees its director reanimating an obsolete practice of death portraiture to create her ow...

Although she often responded to questions with anecdotes and talked about the role of chance and the necessity of...

Angela Summereder | 1981 | Austria | 79’ | digital | German spoken, English subtitles  Returning to a provincial crime scene, Zechmeister reconstructs the case of its (near absent) central character M...

In this novel by the iconic French feminist theorist, a woman replays her abandonment by her mother, who is sometimes addressed as a male mother-god.

Masao Adachi and James Benning model an introspective form of political filmmaking, cutting through the dull platitudes of festivalspeak.

I arrived​ in Cannes with a terrible line from Sélection officielle ringing in my head: ‘To paraphrase Woody Allen...

The Locarno Critics Academy is an extensive workshop in film criticism that gives young writers a crucial entry point into the world of film festivals. During...

A text by Laura Staab: Maya Deren’s Morton Street apartment in Greenwich Village and Marie Menken’s Montague Street apartment in Brooklyn Heights were cradles of experimental film in 1950s and 1960s N...