Sight & Sound articles
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SLEEPCINEMAHOTEL: Apichatpong curates our dreams in Rotterdam
At IFFR, the Thai director created a dormitory-cinema, where silent films are projected onto a giant screen – and perhaps into the subconsciousness of the sleeping audience too, writes Matt Turner.
Sunday 4 February 2018 -
Women on a Bergman screen – a video essay
Swedish master Ingmar Bergman’s fascination with female experience and emotions underpinned one of the cinema’s greatest virtual communities of women on screen. In this video study Leigh Singer invites Bergman’s talented actresses and their creations into closest possible correspondence.
Friday 2 February 2018 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Phantom Thread unravels the relationship between an artist and his muse
Daniel Day-Lewis stars as a chilly 1950s couturier resisting romantic intimacy in Paul Thomas Anderson’s slyly comic Hitchcockian drama. It’s his most ambitious and surprising film yet, writes Adam Nayman.
Thursday 1 February 2018 -
How Twin Peaks stretches television into the unknown
The original Twin Peaks changed both series television and David Lynch’s own artistic outlook. Whatever we term the series’ recent extension, it surely shows that distinctions of format are only as important as we expect them to be, writes Brad Stevens.
Wednesday 31 January 2018 -
From the Magazine
Early Man review: a deliciously tactile and nostalgic feat of clay
Nick Park returns with an enjoyably dappy, artisanal prehistoric sports movie that tips its hat at Ray Harryhausen, but lacks the ingenious cinephilia of Aardman’s best work, writes Kate Stables.
Thursday 25 January 2018 -
From the Magazine
Film of the week: Downsizing plots an unpredictable course into American purgatory
Alexander Payne miniaturises Matt Damon and forces him to face up to some big issues in this frequently surprising high-concept drama, writes Henry K. Miller.
Thursday 25 January 2018 -
David Rose obituary: influential producer and founding father of Film4
The pioneering TV and film executive was admired for his independence of mind and his ‘nose for a script’, remembers Philip Kemp.
Wednesday 24 January 2018 -
Om Puri obituary: India’s face of the world
From Indian art films to Bollywood, British cinema and Hollywood, Om Puri straddled it all, says Rachel Dwyer.
Wednesday 24 January 2018 -
From the Magazine
Sam Shepard obituary: cinema’s existential cowboy
The writer and actor made an indelible contribution to cinema, from his classic screenplays including Paris, Texas and Zabriskie Point, to his unforgettably laconic performances for Terrence Malick and Philip Kaufman, writes Tom Charity.
Wednesday 24 January 2018 -
Oscar nominations 2018: greater diversity, better films?
From major nods to Get Out and Lady Bird to the first ever woman shortlisted for cinematography, the first post-#OscarsSoWhite nominations are surprisingly pleasing. Could it be that the newer members of the Academy have impeccable taste, asks Nick James?
Wednesday 24 January 2018
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