Jean Vigo died at the age of 29. He made a total of four films. Yet his myth sails on.
From Nietzsche's silence to the bare life of the body: Bela Tarr's final opus is a film of devastating nakedness.
Jon Rafman's "The Nine Eyes of Google Street View" project unearths the Orphic gaze from its mechanistic slumber.
Terrence Malick's newest film signals a full-on return to American Transcendentalism.
A pan-historical meditation on the spectacle of Mexico City. Part one of the Cities/Architectonics series.
Cine Foundation International entreats us to consider the plight of Iranian filmmakers Jafar Panahi and Mohammad Rasoulof.
Andre Bazin's theory of the "ultracinematographic" technique finds its voice in a landmark film by Argentine director Mariano Llinás.
The story of the friendship and rivalry of Vincent Ferrini and Charles Olson, and of the city that brought them together: Gloucester, Massachusetts.
