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In praise of Comes a Horseman, Alan J. Pakula’s neglected western
After his classic paranoia trilogy, no one expected director Alan J. Pakula to make a western. Maybe that’s why this richly romantic tale of capitalism encroaching on the land has been overlooked for 40 years.
Tuesday 7 April 2020 -
Jean-Pierre Melville: a samurai in Paris
In this interview from our Summer 1968 issue, Rui Noguiera and Francois Truchaud spoke to the French director Jean-Pierre Melville shortly after the release of his classic neo-noir film Le Samourai, starring Alain Delon in one of his defining roles.
Monday 6 April 2020 -
Dream palaces: Céline Sciamma on the Cinema Utopia, the cinema of her teens
Portrait of a Lady on Fire director Céline Sciamma honours a cinema in the suburbs of Paris that incubated her early dreams of being a filmmaker.
Sunday 5 April 2020 -
Peter Wollen on dandyism, decadence and death in Performance
In this piece from our September 1995 issue, Peter Wollen revisits Nicolas Roeg and Donald Camell’s Performance, starring Mick Jagger and James Fox, and finds the apotheosis of the high 1960s in its heady collision of East End crime and libertine Chelsea bohemia.
Friday 3 April 2020 -
Five things to watch this weekend – 3-5 April
Coen brothers, Hitchcock and the 12th “best film of the 21st century” – what are you watching this weekend?
Friday 3 April 2020 -
The Whalebone Box review: Andrew Kötting journeys into his daughter’s dreams
The filmmaker and his daughter Eden accompany Iain Sinclair on a voyage north, bearing a talisman that radiates with psychic energy, writs Ben Nicholson.
Friday 3 April 2020 -
Voodoo road: Marina Warner on David Lynch’s Lost Highway
In this feature originally published in our August 1997 issue, Marina Warner explores Lynch’s byzantine thriller, a film whose shadow stealing and spirit doubling goes beyond Blue Velvet to the edge of identity itself.
Friday 3 April 2020 -
A message to our readers: we’re here to stay
How we’re planning for the Covid-19 quarantine – from special issues to a new email Weekly Film Bulletin.
Thursday 2 April 2020 -
10 great British comedy films of the 1960s
From Dr. Strangelove to Carry On Cleo: we salute the comedies keeping the British end up through the swinging 60s.
Thursday 2 April 2020 -
The numbers: the coronavirus effect on the UK box office
With UK cinemas shut, and a nation of couch potatoes glued to Netflix and Curzon at home, the way people watch films may be changing forever.
Wednesday 1 April 2020
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