Cinema Scope 83 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS83, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
The Land Demands Your Effort: C.W Winter (and Anders Edström) on The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin) By Mark Peranson In CS83, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
DAU. Diary & Dialogue. Part One: A Living World By Jordan Cronk In CS83, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
The Math of Love Triangles: Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Trigonometry By Adam Nayman In CS83, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Live(stream) and In Person: Watching Zia Anger’s My First Film in the Age of Quarantine By Jessica McGoff In CS83, Features, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | The People United Will Never Be Defeated: Igor Levit’s Hauskonzerts By Shelly Kraicer In Columns, CS83, Film - Art, From The Magazine More →
TV or Not TV | Ozark’s America and the Rise of the Longform By Robert Koehler In Columns, CS83, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD | Diverse Kinds of Do-it-Yourself Subterfuge, Mainly American By Jonathan Rosenbaum In CS83, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | No President (Jack Smith, 1967-1970) By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS83, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Never Rarely Sometimes Always (Eliza Hittman, US) By Courtney Duckworth In CS83, Currency, From The Magazine More →
There Can Be a Better World: The 2020 Images Festival By Cayley James In CS83, Festivals, From The Magazine, Web Only More →
Cinema Scope 82: Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS82, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
A State of Uncertainty: Tsai Ming-liang on Days By Darren Hughes In CS82, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
New Possible Realities: Heinz Emigholz on The Last City By Jordan Cronk In CS82, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
This Dream Will Be Dreamed Again: Luis López Carrasco’s El año del descubrimiento By James Lattimer In CS82, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Long Live the New Flesh: The Decade in Canadian Cinema By Adam Nayman In Canadiana, CS82, From The Magazine More →
Best of the Decade: Jodie Mack By Sofia Bohdanowicz In Canadiana, CS82, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Best of the Decade: Corneliu Porumboiu By Antoine Bourges In CS82, From The Magazine, Spotlight, The Decade In Review More →
Best of the Decade: Sergei Loznitsa By Atom Egoyan In Canadiana, CS82, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Best of the Decade: Jafar Panahi By Hugh Gibson In Canadiana, CS82, From The Magazine, Spotlight, The Decade In Review More →
Cinema Scope 82: Editor’s Note — Best of the Decade By Mark Peranson In Columns, CS82, From The Magazine, Top Ten More →
Sundance: Power and Fear in Park City By Robert Koehler In Columns, CS82, Festivals, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Second Thoughts & Double Takes By Jonathan Rosenbaum In CS82, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | For a Cameraless Cinema: Making Images Move: Handmade Cinema and the Other Arts By Chuck Stephens In CS82, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
And Then We Danced (Levan Akin, Sweden/Georgia/France) By Katherine Connell In CS82, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Impresión de un cineasta: On the Films of Camilo Restrepo By Jay Kuehner In CS82, Features, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 81 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS81, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
Anything Is Possible: Josh and Benny Safdie on Uncut Gems By Adam Nayman In CS81, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
They Are All Equal Now: The Irishman’s Epic of Sadness By Robert Koehler In CS81, Features, From The Magazine More →
Far from Paradise: Nina Menkes’ Queen of Diamonds By Erika Balsom In CS81, Features, From The Magazine More →
Garden Against the Machine: Ja’Tovia Gary’s The Giverny Document By Michael Sicinski In CS81, Features, From The Magazine More →
Collective (Alexander Nanau, Romania/Luxembourg) By Jay Kuehner In CS81, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Ne croyez surtout pas que je hurle (Frank Beauvais, France) By James Lattimer In CS81, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
The Twentieth Century (Matthew Rankin, Canada) By Josh Cabrita In CS81, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Women, Men, Progressive and “Progressive” Thinking By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS81, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | Peter Emanuel Goldman’s Pestilent City By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS81, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Portrait de la jeune fille en feu (Céline Sciamma, France) By Chloe Lizotte In CS81, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 80 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS80, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
No God But the Unknown: Pietro Marcello and Maurizio Braucci on Martin Eden By Jordan Cronk In CS80, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
I See a Darkness: Pedro Costa on Vitalina Varela By Haden Guest In CS80, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown: Kazik Radwanski’s Anne at 13,000 ft By Josh Cabrita In CS80, Features, From The Magazine More →
Together We’re Willing to Take Any Risk: The Films of Han Ok-hee and Kaidu Club By Jesse Cumming In CS80, Features, From The Magazine More →
And That’s Exactly How it Was: The 72nd Locarno Film Festival By James Lattimer In Columns, CS80, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Silence and Presence: Chantal Akerman’s My Mother Laughs By Phoebe Chen In Books, Columns, CS80, From The Magazine More →
Golden Eighties: J. Hoberman’s Make My Day: Movie Culture in the Age of Reagan By Adam Nayman In Books, Columns, CS80, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Compulsively Yours (including a few real-life confessions/admissions) By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS80, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Peter Fonda’s Idaho Transfer By Chuck Stephens In CS80, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Fire Will Come (Oliver Laxe, Spain/France/Luxembourg) By Azadeh Jafari In CS80, Currency, From The Magazine More →
The Traitor (Marco Bellocchio, Italy/France/Brazil/Germany) By Celluloid Liberation Front In CS80, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 79 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS79, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
Jeanne (Bruno Dumont, France) By Blake Williams In CS79, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Exploded View | Flaubert Dreams of Travel But the Illness of His Mother Prevents It By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS79, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
The Hottest August (Brett Story, Canada/US) By Adam Nayman In CS79, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Extras and Streaming, Now, Then, and There By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS79, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | Curses and Blessings: Moving Images at the 58th Venice Biennale By Erika Balsom In Columns, CS79, Film - Art, From The Magazine More →
Truth and Method: The Films of Thomas Heise By Michael Sicinski In CS79, Features, From The Magazine More →
Parasite (Bong Joon Ho, South Korea) By Adam Cook In CS79, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Thinking in Images: Scott Walker and Cinema By Christoph Huber In CS79, Features, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 78 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS78, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
The Exorcist: Barbara Loden and Wanda By Courtney Duckworth In CS78, Features, From The Magazine More →
Audrey II: Sofia Bohdanowicz and Deragh Campbell’s MS Slavic 7 By Adam Nayman In CS78, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Screenlife’s What You Make It: Thoughts on Searching, Profile, Unfriended: Dark Web, and Cam By Jason Anderson In CS78, Features, From The Magazine More →
You Can’t Own an Idea: The Films of James N. Kienitz Wilkins By Dan Sullivan In CS78, Features, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | Manhattan Style: Andy Warhol’s Empire By Phil Coldiron In Columns, CS78, Film - Art, From The Magazine More →
Deaths of Cinema | Missives from the End of the World: Jocelyne Saab (1948–2019) By Celluloid Liberation Front In Columns, CS78, Deaths of Cinema, From The Magazine More →
Festivals: Rotterdam | Anchors Aweigh: Zhu Shengze’s Present.Perfect. By Jesse Cumming In Columns, CS78, Festivals, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Makino Takashi’s Ghost of OT301 By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS78, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Flukes & Flakes By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS78, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Répertoire des villes disparues (Denis Côté, Canada) By Josh Cabrita In CS78, Currency, From The Magazine More →
To Thine Own Self Be True: Angela Schanelec on I Was at Home, But… By Giovanni Marchini Camia In CS78, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Cinema Scope 77 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS77, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
Festivals | Doclisboa 2018: A Scream into the Void By Christopher Small In CS77, Festivals, Web Only More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Some Blessings and Curses of Cinephilia By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS77, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Our Time (Carlos Reygadas, Mexico/France/Germany/Denmark/Sweden) By Blake Williams In CS77, Fall Festival Highlights, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
A Land Imagined (Yeo Siew Hua, Singapore/France/Netherlands) By Lawrence Garcia In CS77, Fall Festival Highlights, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Ghost Operas: Music from the Films of Bertrand Bonello By Sean Rogers In CS77, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Soft and Hard: Claire Denis on High Life By Adam Nayman In CS77, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Encore: Dora García’s Segunda vez By Michael Sicinski In CS77, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
The Land of the Unknown: Roberto Minervini on What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire? By Jordan Cronk In CS77, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Nervous Translation (Shireen Seno, Philippines) By Erika Balsom In CS77, Fall Festival Highlights, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
The Man from Left Field: Burt Reynolds, Neglected Filmmaker By Christoph Huber In Columns, CS77, Deaths of Cinema, From The Magazine More →
Against Oblivion: Richard Billingham’s RAY & LIZ and Yervant Gianikian & Angela Ricci Lucchi’s I diari di Angela—Noi due cineasti By Andrea Picard In Columns, CS77, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Ken Jacobs’ Nervous Magic Lantern By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS77, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
The Favourite (Yorgos Lanthimos, Ireland/US/UK) By Courtney Duckworth In CS77, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 76 Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In CS76, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Auteurist Updates By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS76, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Teller of Tales: Mariano Llinás on La Flor By Jordan Cronk In CS76, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Mass Ornaments: Jodie Mack on The Grand Bizarre By Blake Williams In CS76, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Tous les garçons et les filles: Philippe Lesage’s Genèse and Les démons By Adam Nayman In CS76, Features, From The Magazine More →
Touch Me I’m Sick: Alex Ross Perry’s Her Smell By Jason Anderson In CS76, Features, From The Magazine More →
First Person Plural: On Orson Welles’ The Other Side of the Wind By Phil Coldiron In CS76, Features, From The Magazine More →
Deaths of Cinema | The Cracks of the World: Hu Bo (1988-2017) By Celluloid Liberation Front In Columns, CS76, Deaths of Cinema, From The Magazine More →
Transit (Christian Petzold, Germany/France) By James Lattimer In CS76, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS76, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
The Load (Ognjen Glavonic, Serbia/France/Croatia/Iran/Qatar) By Azadeh Jafari In CS76, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Everything Transitory Is But an Image: Andrea Bussmann on Fausto By Adam Cook In CS76, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Shoplifters (Kore-eda Hirokazu, Japan) By Mallory Andrews In CS75, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Cannes 2018: The Debussy Cramp By Mark Peranson In CS75, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
I Like America and America Likes Me: An Interview with Lars von Trier By Mark Peranson In CS75, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Deaths of Cinema | Merci pour tout: Pierre Rissient (1936-2018) By Scott Foundas In Columns, CS75, From The Magazine More →
Ash Is Purest White (Jia Zhangke, China/France/Japan) By James Lattimer In CS75, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Happy as Lazzaro (Alice Rohrwacher, Italy/Switzerland/France/Germany) By Celluloid Liberation Front In CS75, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Exploded View: Harry Dodge and Stanya Kahn’s Whacker By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS75, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: First Looks, Second Thoughts By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS75, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Apt Pupil: Bi Gan on Long Day’s Journey Into Night By Blake Williams In CS75, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Transgressions in the Dark Age: The Films of Kim Ki-young and Lee Hwa-si By Kelley Dong In CS75, Features, From The Magazine More →
The Work (Jairus McLeary & Gethin Aldous, US) By Manuela Lazic In CS74, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Visages villages (Agnès Varda & JR, France) By Erika Balsom In CS74, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Bruce Conner’s Crossroads By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS74, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Canadiana | Hometown Horror: Robin Aubert’s Les affamés By Lydia Ogwang In Canadiana, Columns, CS74, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: A Few Peripheral Matters By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS74, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
TV or Not TV | Chronicles of Deaths Forestalled: The Leftovers By Kate Rennebohm In Columns, CS74, From The Magazine, TV More →
Issue 74 Editors Note: The Cinema Scope Top Ten of 2017 By Mark Peranson In Columns, CS74, From The Magazine, Top Ten More →
Do It Again: On Ricky D’Ambrose’s Words and Images By Phil Coldiron In CS74, Features, From The Magazine More →
The Changing View of Man in the Portrait: Errol Morris’ Wormwood By Lawrence Garcia In CS74, Features, From The Magazine More →
“You Never Heard of Code-Switching, Motherfucker?”: Joseph Kahn’s Bodied By Steven Shaviro In CS74, Features, From The Magazine More →
Paul Schrader: Deliberate Boredom in the Church of Cinema By Alex Ross Perry In CS74, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Sightsurf and Brainwave: Blake Williams’ PROTOTYPE By Michael Sicinski In CS73, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Giving Credibility to the Universe: Hélène Cattet & Bruno Forzani on Laissez bronzer les cadavres By Christoph Huber In CS73, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
The Uses of Disenchantment: Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water By Adam Nayman In CS73, Features, From The Magazine More →
The Limits of Control: Lucien Castaing-Taylor & Véréna Paravel’s Caniba By Samuel La France In CS73, Features, From The Magazine More →
3/4 (Ilian Metev, Bulgaria/Germany) By Jordan Cronk In CS73, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Cocote (Nelson Carlo de Los Santos Arias, Dominican Republic/Argentina/Germany) By Jay Kuehner In CS73, Fall Festival Highlights, Features, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
The Green Fog (Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, Galen Johnson, US/Canada) By Lawrence Garcia In CS73, Fall Festival Highlights, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Madame Hyde (Serge Bozon, France/Belgium) By Blake Williams In CS73, Fall Festival Highlights, Features, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Hollywood, Read: Slow Writing: Thom Andersen on Cinema By Sean Rogers In Books, Columns, CS73, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Fantasies and Favourites By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS73, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Phantom Thread (Paul Thomas Anderson, US) By Robert Koehler In CS73, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Martin McDonagh, UK/US) By Angelo Muredda In CS73, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | Stan Brakhage’s Metaphors on Vision By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS73, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Ex Libris – The New York Public Library (Frederick Wiseman, US) By Tom Charity In CS72, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun? (Travis Wilkerson, US) By Celluloid Liberation Front In CS72, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Bill Viola’s I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like By Chuck Stephens In CS72, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Bologna Awards and Mixed & Unmixed Blessings By Jonathan Rosenbaum In CS72, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | Meet the Restacks: Dani Leventhal and Sheilah Wilson on Strangely Ordinary This Devotion By Michael Sicinski In Columns, CS72, From The Magazine More →
Those You Call Mutants: The Films of Lucrecia Martel By Blake Williams In CS72, Features, From The Magazine More →
Ahead of Its Reflection: Ben Russell’s Good Luck By Phil Coldiron In CS72, Features, From The Magazine More →
The Land of Terrible Legends: Narimane Mari on Le fort des fous By Jordan Cronk In CS72, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Inner and Outer Space: Wang Bing Talks About Mrs. Fang By Daniel Kasman In CS72, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
The New Workout Plan: Denis Côté’s Ta peau si lisse By Adam Nayman In CS72, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
DVD Bonus | Capital, City: Three Films by Lino Brocka By Lawrence Garcia In CS72, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
A Little Night Music: Twin Peaks: The Return, Part Eight By Kate Rennebohm In Columns, CS72, From The Magazine, TV More →
24 Frames (Abbas Kiarostami, Iran) By Blake Williams In CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Electroshock Therapy: Matthew Rankin on The Tesla World Light By Jason Anderson In CS71, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Would You Like to See a Magic Trick?: Basma Alsharif’s Ouroboros and its Contexts By Phil Coldiron In CS71, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Dusting the Corners: Luke Fowler’s Restorative Histories By Michael Sicinski In CS71, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Rossellini’s War Trilogy: Neorealism or Historical Revisionism? By Celluloid Liberation Front In CS71, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Cannes at 70: Bad Times, Good Time By Mark Peranson In Columns, CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
The Square (Ruben Östlund, Denmark/France/Germany/Sweden) By Josh Cabrita In CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Araby (Affonso Uchôa and João Dumans, Brazil) By Jay Kuehner In CS71, Currency, From The Magazine More →
The Day After / Claire’s Camera (Hong Sangsoo, South Korea) By Andrea Picard In Columns, CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
At the Frontier: Valeska Grisebach on Western By James Lattimer In Columns, CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Jeannette, l’enfance de Jeanne d’Arc (Bruno Dumont, France) By Jordan Cronk In Columns, CS71, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: A (Mainly) Alphabetical Listing of 24 Items By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS71, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Silence (Martin Scorsese, US/Taiwan/Mexico) By Andrew Tracy In CS70, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Will Hindle’s Billabong By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS70, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Clarifications and Spring Cleaning By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS70, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Deaths of Cinema | Nothing Will Die: John Hurt, 1940–2017 By Adam Nayman In Columns, CS70, From The Magazine More →
Berlin: Bright Nights and Non-Events By Jordan Cronk In Columns, CS70, Festivals, From The Magazine More →
Sundance (II): A Few Useful Details By Jay Kuehner In Columns, CS70, Festivals, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | Indeed, We Know: On the Video Art of Elizabeth Price By Blake Williams In Columns, CS70, From The Magazine More →
Small Things and Big Things: Feng Xiaogang’s I Am Not Madame Bovary By Shelly Kraicer In CS70, Features, From The Magazine More →
Cinema Scope 70 Editor’s Note: Top Ten of 2016 By Mark Peranson In Columns, CS70, From The Magazine, Top Ten More →
First Do No Harm: Hugh Gibson on The Stairs By Angelo Muredda In CS70, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Cinema Concrete: Dane Komljen’s All the Cities of the North By Robert Koehler In CS70, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Orchestrating the Apocalypse: The Survival Horror of Paul W.S. Anderson’s Resident Evils By Christoph Huber In CS70, Features, From The Magazine More →
Unseen Forces: Joshua Bonnetta in Sound and Image By Michael Sicinski In CS70, Features, From The Magazine More →
Northern Exposure: Future//Present at VIFF By Jordan Cronk In CS69, From The Magazine, Web Only More →
Rat Film (Theo Anthony, US) By Jordan Cronk In CS69, Fall Festival Highlights, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Kékszakállú (Gastón Solnicki, Argentina) By Jose Teodoro In CS69, Fall Festival Highlights, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Ceux qui font les révolutions à moitié n’ont fait que se creuser un tombeau (Mathieu Denis and Simon Lavoie, Canada) By Adam Nayman In CS69, Fall Festival Highlights, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Austerlitz (Sergei Loznitsa, Germany) By Jay Kuehner In CS69, Fall Festival Highlights, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Something, Everything: Manuela De Laborde on AS WITHOUT SO WITHIN By Blake Williams In CS69, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
The Working Hour: Salomé Lamas’ Eldorado XXI By Michael Sicinski In CS69, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Super-Ornithologist: João Pedro Rodrigues’ Birdman By Robert Koehler In CS69, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Artifact Bonfire: Ken Jacobs and Reichstag 9/11 By Daniel Kasman In CS69, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
From the Other Side: Exiled in Trumpland By Roberto Minervini In CS69, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Exploded View: Gary Beydler’s Mirror By Chuck Stephens In CS69, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Mostly Items from Overseas By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS69, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art | News from Anywhere, Nowhere, Home: Notes on the BNLMTL By Andrea Picard In Columns, CS69, From The Magazine More →
Weapon of Flesh: Shiota Akihiko’s Wet Woman in the Wind and the Return of Roman Porno By Christoph Huber In CS68, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Film/Art | Farewell to Storyville: John Akomfrah’s New Essays By Phil Coldiron In Columns, CS68, From The Magazine More →
Deaths of Cinema | What the Water Said: Peter Hutton (1944-2016) By Michael Sicinski In Columns, CS68, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Awards and Extras By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS68, DVD Reviews More →
Exploded View: Malcolm Le Grice’s Berlin Horse By Chuck Stephens In CS68, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
The Rules of the Game: Paul Verhoeven’s Elle By Adam Nayman In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews, TIFF 2016 More →
Nocturama (Bertrand Bonello, France/Germany/Belgium) By Blake Williams In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Currency, From The Magazine, TIFF 2016 More →
Daughters of the Dust (Julie Dash, US) By Steve Macfarlane In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Currency, From The Magazine, TIFF 2016 More →
Sehnsucht: Ruth Beckermann on The Dreamed Ones By Andrea Picard In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews, TIFF 2016 More →
Saying Something: The Films of Angela Schanelec By Blake Williams In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews, TIFF 2016 More →
The Wanderer: Eduardo Williams’ The Human Surge By Leo Goldsmith In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Features, From The Magazine, Interviews, TIFF 2016 More →
Snowden (Oliver Stone, Germany/US) By Robert Koehler In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Currency, From The Magazine, TIFF 2016 More →
L’Avenir (Mia Hansen-Løve, France) By Adam Nayman In Cinema Scope Online, CS68, Currency, From The Magazine, TIFF 2016 More →
Issue 70: Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In Columns, CS70, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
Issue 69: Table of Contents By Cinema Scope In Columns, CS69, From The Magazine, Table of Contents More →
The Man Who Would Be Cinema: Muhammad Ali, 1942-2016 By Celluloid Liberation Front In CS67, Web Only More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Ways of Seeing By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS67, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
La mort de Louis XIV (Albert Serra, France/Spain/Portugal) By Blake Williams In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Termite Art: Kleber Mendonça Filho on Aquarius By Robert Koehler In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Sieranevada (Cristi Puiu, Romania/France/Bosnia and Herzegovnia/Croatia/Republic of Macedonia) By Jordan Cronk In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
A Battle of Humour: Maren Ade on Toni Erdmann By Mark Peranson In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Cannes 2016: Gentlemen, We’ll Do Better Next Time By Mark Peranson In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
El Filibustero: Lav Diaz’s A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery By Michael Sicinski In CS67, Features, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Robert Nelson’s Bleu Shut By Chuck Stephens In Cinema Scope Online, Columns, CS67, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Before the Swarm: David Bordwell’s The Rhapsodes: How 1940s Critics Changed American Film Culture By Andrew Tracy In Books, Columns, CS67, From The Magazine More →
Film/Art – Un-Canny: Bruno Dumont’s Ma Loute and the Creatures of Cannes By Andrea Picard In Columns, CS67, From The Magazine More →
Mimosas (Oliver Laxe, Spain/Morocco/Qatar/France) By Jay Kuehner In CS67, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Love & Friendship (Whit Stillman, Ireland/Netherlands/France/US) By Alicia Fletcher Alicia Fletcher In CS67, Currency, From The Magazine More →
The Only Luxury: An Interview with Ted Fendt By Dan Sullivan In CS66, From The Magazine, Interviews More →
Uniquely American Symptoms: The Manchurian Candidate By Adam Nayman In CS66, Features, From The Magazine More →
Last Action Hero: Jason Statham Plays It Straight By Christoph Huber In CS66, Features, From The Magazine More →
Wang Bing Films Souls: On Ta’ang and Other Recent Work By Shelly Kraicer In CS66, Features, From The Magazine More →
A Cinema of the Margins: The Curious Case of Claudio Caligari By Ruben Demasure In CS66, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
Editor’s Note: The Cinema Scope Top Ten of 2015 By Mark Peranson In Columns, CS66, From The Magazine, Top Ten More →
Deaths of Cinema | Metteur en scène: Jacques Rivette, 1928–2016 By Matías Piñeiro In Columns, CS66, From The Magazine More →
A Film/Art Hypothesis: Philippe Parreno at HangarBicocca By Andrea Picard In Columns, CS66, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD: Niche Market Refugees By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS66, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View: Tom Palazzolo’s Love It / Leave It By Chuck Stephens In Columns, CS66, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Il Solengo (Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis, Italy) By Jay Kuehner In CS66, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Room (Lenny Abrahamson, Ireland/Canada) By Angelo Muredda In CS65, Currency, From The Magazine More →
Exploded View | Death of the Gorilla By Chuck Stephens In CS65, Exploded View, From The Magazine More →
Global Discoveries on DVD | Hosannas and Quibbles By Jonathan Rosenbaum In Columns, CS65, DVD Reviews, From The Magazine More →
Happy Hour (Hamaguchi Ryusuke, Japan) By Michael Sicinski In CS65, Fall Festival Highlights, Festivals, From The Magazine, Spotlight More →
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