Sight & Sound articles
1941 - 1950 of 2594 articles
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From the Magazine
Donald Richie did more than anyone to introduce Western audiences to the wonders of Japanese cinema and culture, writes Tony Rayns.
Friday 7 February 2014 -
From the Magazine
An Oversimplification of Her Beauty review
Ashley Clark is bowled over by a dazzling, deliquescent, take-this-heart love movie.
Friday 7 February 2014 -
Berlinale 2014 preview: Buzzing unknowns
Day one, and “arresting indeterminacy” defines the prospects in the festival programme as much as it does Josephine Decker’s Butter on the Latch, reports Nick James.
Thursday 6 February 2014 -
Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014
Nick James remembers an actor who made us, and the movies, better.
Wednesday 5 February 2014 -
Alloyed art: Now Showing – A Group Exhibit of Artists’ Film
This latest survey of the state of artists’ movies celebrates the cultural and technological ambiguities and impurities of the moment – and is best at its furthest remove from pure classical ‘film’, says Elisabetta Fabrizi.
Friday 31 January 2014 -
Forever coming of age: Japanese youth on tour
A touring programme of (mostly) recent Japanese movies explores the evergreen human experiences of lost innocence, alienation, bulging pants, shifting relationships and self-identification. Anton Bitel explores.
Friday 31 January 2014 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Journal de France
Jonathan Romney visits an intimate, wistful portrait of France past and present through the eyes – and in the person – of its enigmatic documentary wayfarer Raymond Depardon.
Friday 31 January 2014 -
Celluloid Liberation Front visits il maestro’s late-life misadventures (and mischief) in consumerville.
Sunday 26 January 2014 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Inside Llewyn Davis
The Coens’ latest takes a left turn from their usual fables of heedless ambition to essay a listless 1960s folk singer, “boomeranging between bad memories and botched opportunities”, write J.M. Tyree and Ben Walters.
Friday 24 January 2014 -
Find the fun: editing documentaries the Mary Poppins way
When he struggles to bring discipline and rules to his documentaries’ anarchic found moments, Robert Greene turns to Mary Poppins for help.
Wednesday 22 January 2014
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