*The Land of the Unknown: Roberto Minervini on What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire? By Jordan Cronk. “Poetry floats up in my memory like sailboats in the fog”:Alexei German’s Khrustalyov, My Car! By Daniel Witkin. With Forever Presence: Jonathan Schwartz (1973-2018). By Max Goldberg. *Soft and Hard: Claire Denis on High Life. By Adam Nayman.
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Cinema Scope 77 Table of Contents
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Global Discoveries on DVD: Some Blessings and Curses of Cinephilia
By Jonathan Rosenbaum Since I don’t have much investment in parsing Arnaud Desplechin’s arsenal of “personal” references, I had to
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Issue 77 Editor’s Note
By Mark Peranson And now, a few thoughts on the occasion of attending the revitalized Marrakesh International Film Festival and
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Our Time (Carlos Reygadas, Mexico/France/Germany/Denmark/Sweden)
By Blake Williams For whatever thematic heavy-handedness or structural deficiencies Carlos Reygadas’ films may consistently and inevitably fall victim to,
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A Land Imagined (Yeo Siew Hua, Singapore/France/Netherlands)
By Lawrence Garcia About 20 minutes into A Land Imagined, the nominal protagonist, Detective Lok (Peter Yu), tells his partner
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Cinema Scope 77 Table of Contents
