As the Oscars approach, critics from The Nation reflect on the year's cinematic accomplishments. They share insights into award contenders and their top picks, including thought-provoking commentaries on themes like architecture in "The Brutalist" and historical narratives in "No Other Land." The article emphasizes the critical community's perspective on filmmaking trends and notable directors like Robert Eggers, highlighting their contributions to contemporary cinema. The review paves the way for a deeper understanding of the films and their cultural significance as the awards ceremony draws near.
The Nakba continues; No Other Land makes this very clear.
Perhaps no contemporary filmmaker is better suited for this lofty revival than [Robert] Eggers, already inclined to trace the lineage of the Gothic project.
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