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Throw Down
On Johnnie To’s frenetic, poetic, deeply personal homage to nightlife, friendship, stick-to-itiveness, and the Hong Kong of the heart. -
Two Seasons, Two Strangers
On Sho Miyake’s latest foray into worlds and passions beyond language. -
Futures and Pasts: We’ll Always Have Paris, aka Radley Metzger Goes Hardcore
On the sophisticatedly salacious pleasures of three newly restored, ’70s XXX classics-in-waiting.
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From the Magazine
Material Memories
The ongoing effort to bring African film heritage home.
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From the Magazine
Minor Indignities in Moviegoing
The two friends swap stories about their weird and wonderful experiences at the cinema.
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From the Magazine
Limelight: Ann Hui
On the long, tenacious career and lyrical films of the cinematic poet laureate of Hong Kong.
FROM THE MAGAZINE →
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Columns
Futures and Pasts: We’ll Always Have Paris, aka Radley Metzger Goes Hardcore
On the sophisticatedly salacious pleasures of three newly restored, ’70s XXX classics-in-waiting.
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Cracked Actor
Gong Li
On the enduring eloquence of the timeless actress.
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Cracked Actor
Juliette Binoche
On the eloquent hunger of the iconic French actress.
COLUMNS →
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Essay
Throw Down
On Johnnie To’s frenetic, poetic, deeply personal homage to nightlife, friendship, stick-to-itiveness, and the Hong Kong of the heart.
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Essay
Two Seasons, Two Strangers
On Sho Miyake’s latest foray into worlds and passions beyond language.
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Essay
The Given Word
An essay from the newly released compendium Ken Jacobs: I Walked Into My Shortcomings.
ESSAYS →
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Interview
Igor Bezinović
The director discusses Fiume o morte!, his anachronistic recreation of the birth of Fascism.
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Interview
Juliette Binoche
An interview with the icon of French cinema, La Binoche.
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Interview
Olivier Assayas
The titan of contemporary French cinema visits Metrograph.