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Time Out London
5 days ago
Design

London's Design Museum is getting a massive Wes Anderson exhibition in 2025

The Design Museum will host the first official retrospective of Wes Anderson's work from November 2025 to March 2026. [ more ]
IndieWire
1 week ago
Film

The 'Normal Life' of Maverick Filmmaker John McNaughton

John McNaughton's eclectic filmmaking reflects his belief in life as an adventure, embracing diverse genres and experiences.
His film career showcases a dedication to exploring complex themes, including the infectious nature of lawlessness. [ more ]
IndieWire
2 weeks ago
Brooklyn

Museum of the Moving Image to Host Frank Oz Retrospective 'The Magic of Oz'

Frank Oz's career is celebrated, highlighting his under-appreciated contributions as a director and performer in a comprehensive retrospective screening series. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
3 weeks ago
Writing

Readers Told Us Their Favorite 1999 Movies. Here's What Came Out on Top.

The Class of 1999 retrospective reveals how films from that year shaped cultural perspectives and remain relevant today. [ more ]
IndieWire
3 weeks ago
Writing

Why Gena Rowlands' Performance in 'A Woman Under the Influence' Is One of Cinema's All-Time Greatest

Gena Rowlands was hailed as the greatest artist among actresses for her profound emotional performances, especially in collaboration with John Cassavetes. [ more ]
Queerty
1 month ago
Writing

A luminous Madonna & a strapping Rupert Everett, yet 'The Next Best Thing' was still a rom-com bomb - Queerty

Madonna's impact as an artist and LGBTQ ally is profound despite her filmic missteps, showcasing the evolving discourse on queer representation. [ more ]
The New Yorker
1 month ago
Writing

Jacques Rozier's Inspired Improvisations

Jacques Rozier's retrospective at Film at Lincoln Center is crucial for appreciating an underrecognized influencer in French cinema. [ more ]
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Writing

My slogan is very simple: no education, just liberation!' Bela Tarr on how film can fight the political right in Hungary

Bela Tarr's influential films, known for long takes and themes of gloom, are being revived in a retrospective at London's BFI Southbank. [ more ]
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