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Run, Don’t Walk To See a One-Man, Three-Hour Biopic of French Poet Arthur Rimbaud, Really

June 25, 2026June 29, 2026 Kenji Fujishima 0 Comments 2026 films, A Bread Factory, A Rimbaud, A Season in Hell, Amy Williams, art house cinema, arthouse movies, Arthur Rimbaud, avant garde film, biographical films, Blake Draper, cinematic experimentation, cinematography, Dan Schlosberg, experimental cinema, film criticism, Frank Barrera, French poetry, In the Family, independent cinema, independent film, indie filmmaking, literary adaptations, microbudget filmmaking, New York film scene, Patrick Wang, Paul Verlaine, poet biopics, poetry and film, psychological portrait, Roger Ebert, Roxy Cinema, self distribution, The Drunken Boat, The Grief of Others, Tribeca, world cinema

If you’re into risk-taking, boundary-pushing cinema, find and see Patrick Wang’s latest film.

The Case for Sitting in the Dark with Strangers

September 29, 2025September 28, 2025 Robert Dean 0 Comments Amelie, Avatar, Barbie, Date Night, David Lynch, Jim Jarmusch, Marvel fatigue, Marvel movies, Netflix, Nosferatu 2025, Oppenheimer, Pirates Of The Caribbean, Pulp Fiction, Roger Ebert, The Crow, Top Gun Maverick, Waking Life, Weapons

Why it’s still worth paying $30 for a night at the movies

Carol Reed’s ‘The Third Man’ Turns 75

September 21, 2025 Matt Hanson 1 Comment 75th anniversary, Alida Valli, Anton Karas, black market, Carol Reed, Citizen Kane, COVID profiteering, Dutch angle, Ferris Wheel scene, film noir, Graham Greene, Harry Lime, Holly Martens, J David McSwane, Joseph Cotton, Orson Welles, Pandemic Inc, post-WWII films, postwar Vienna, Robert Siodmak influence, Roger Ebert, Stalin quote, The Third Man

Orson Welles and an eerie soundtrack command a ‘near-perfect’ film

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Siskel and Ebert Forever

October 24, 2023October 28, 2023 Elaine Margolin 1 Comment A.O. Scott, Gene Siskel, Matt Singer, Opposable Thumbs, Pulp Fiction, Richard Corliss, Roger Ebert

Matt Singer produces the closest we’ll get to the ultimate chronicle of the men who changed film reviewing

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A Spinoza professor undergoes an existential crisis in ‘The Basics of Philosophy’

September 8, 2026September 11, 2026 Austin Tannenbaum 0

At the Venice Film Festival, Paul Schrader Wrestles with Free Will and Determinism

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There’s No Need To Hide Your ‘Lion’ Eyes

September 7, 2026September 11, 2026 Robert Dean 0

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John Malkovich, Werner Herzog, and Danny Boyle Show Up Big in Italy

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BFG Podcast #314: Lanterns, Coyotes, Acme Discussions

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