Ruairí McCann on Larry Gottheim's Machete Gilette...Mama, a travelogue marked by ghosts and perceptual vicissitudes.

Ultra Dogme presents a free digital collection of new and selected texts on the cinema of Larry Gottheim.

The Irish auteur examines how history, mythology, film criticism, and teaching have shaped his filmmaking.

Cici Peng on the revolutionary dynamics of several films featured at the 'third worldist' Afro-Asian Film Festival and screened at IFFR for the 70th anniversary of the Bandung Conference.

A short essay on Frederick Wiseman's Primate (1974), a docu-horror about the limits of scientific vision.

Dean Kavanagh on his friend and fellow filmmaker, the late Joseph Bernard.

Dean Kavanagh on his friend and fellow filmmaker, the late Joseph Bernard.

One of my favourite things to do is to write short, little prose pieces; observations, fiction and sometimes combinations of the two.

Three early films find a post-Vietnam US military repackaging the American way for export.

Liam Kenny on Margarida Cordeiro and António Reis's revolutionary cinema of Tràs-os-Montes, its lived-in and dreamlike poetics and their ethos of close communal collaboration.

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