Joaquin Phoenix is the most consistently surprising working actor because he doesn't repeat himself Pinned to Film Discussion Xia Wright @darksage82 ◉ · 1mo ago 14 23
The Miyazaki question: is The Wind Rises an autobiography, an apology, or both? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language) Pinned to Film Discussion Locked Clara Tanaka @freshhawk ★ · 29d ago 0 320
The film essay as a form — Sans Soleil, F for Fake, The Gleaners and I — is cinema's most honest mode stackoverflow.com/questions/12345/how-to Tina Nelson @ironlink70 ★ · 21d ago -3 9
John Cassavetes made films about process that are more honest about acting than any acting manual Jack Singh @warmbadger66 ✦ · 25d ago 26 0
Can we talk about Kurosawa for a second? stackoverflow.com/a/67890 Tara @morningbyte93 V · 1mo ago -25 465
Werner Herzog's documentaries blur the line between subject and document in the most productive way Zach Muller @steelhash ★ · 1mo ago 6 38
Shirley Clarke's The Cool World is the most forgotten great American film of the 1960s Paul @chillqueue22 ◉ · 1mo ago 23 253
Faces (1968) is the film where Cassavetes proves that discomfort can be a sustained aesthetic Cruz Lee @coolstack ◉ ADMIN · 1mo ago 0 324
Chungking Express is the best film about loneliness set inside a crowd ever made Clara Torres @bluesailor ★ F · 1mo ago 19 0
Documentary cinema lies differently than fiction cinema and both can be art Anonymous · 1mo ago 24 84
The Shape of Water works as a fairy tale precisely because it refuses to apologize for its register Rae @micro_stack947 ◉ · 1mo ago 2 22
Starship Troopers is a film that audiences took at face value for years and rewatching reveals the joke Jack @ultraspark24 ◉ · 1mo ago 1 29
Everything Everywhere All at Once deserves a serious formal analysis separate from its emotional reception Clara Torres @bluesailor ★ F · 1mo ago 1 155