#film-retrospective

#film-retrospective

Tilda Swinton's versatile, chameleonic career is celebrated through a themed Little White Lies issue that divides her work into distinct eras with striking design.

Anna May Wong repeatedly reinvented her career while confronting racial typecasting and exclusion from leading romantic roles in early Hollywood.

IFC Center celebrates 20 years by screening one film per year, emphasizing audience favorites, influential directors, special events, and discounted tickets.

Locarno Film Festival celebrates its 78th year with exciting tributes and programming, including a focus on British postwar cinema and honoring Lucy Liu.

A complete retrospective of Terence Davies' filmography will be shown in the U.S. from September 12 to 21, 2023.

Mikio Naruse, revered by filmmakers, portrays the struggles of the Japanese working class through nearly 100 films, emphasizing female protagonists' resilience.

Michael Haneke's films explore the unsettling relationship between human behavior and societal malaise, revealing deep themes of violence and emotional pain.

Wes Anderson's first retrospective opens at London's Design Museum, featuring over 600 artifacts showcasing his unique cinematic style.

Monica Vitti's contributions to cinema are celebrated through a retrospective featuring restored films in her honor.