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Interviews

Two Years at Sea: An Interview With Mauro Herce
By Jay Kuehner

Punch-Drunk Love: Josh Mond’s James White
By Adam Nayman (Subscribe)

Body Politic: Gabriel Mascaro on Neon Bull
By José Teodoro

Features

Failure Hasn’t Spoiled Him Yet: Alan Zweig Succeeds in Spite of Himself
By Jason Anderson

Live in Black and White: Stan Douglas’ Helen Lawrence
By Michael Vass (Subscribe)

Landscape Suicide: The Films of Daïchi Saïto
By Jordan Cronk

Želimir Žilnik: Not Reconciled
By Celluloid Liberation Front (Subscribe)

Mother of All of Us: Ida Lupino, The Filmaker
By Christoph Huber

Columns

Editor’s Note

Deaths of Cinema: La Ressasseuse: Chantal Akerman, 1950–2015
By Kate Rennebohm

Global Discoveries on DVD
By Jonathan Rosenbaum

Film/Art: Ali Cherri
By Andréa Picard (Subscribe)

Exploded View: Peter Mays’ Death of the Gorilla
By Chuck Stephens

Spotlight: Fall Festival Highlights

Chevalier by Samuel La France

Trois souvenirs de ma jeunesse by Max Nelson (Subscribe)

Blood of My Blood by Blake Williams

Homeland (Year Zero) by Steve Macfarlane (Subscribe)

The Waiting Room / How Heavy This Hammer by Sean Rogers (Subscribe)

Kaili Blues by Shelly Kraicer

Office by Daniel Kasman (Subscribe)

Happy Hour by Michael Sicinski

Currency

Carol by Phil Coldiron

Anomalisa by Richard Porton (Subscribe)

Bridge of Spies by Adam Nayman (Subscribe)

The Visit by Adam Cook (Subscribe)

Room by Angelo Muredda

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From Afar by Quintín

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