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Listen Up! Mihály Víg & Béla Tarr
Metrograph’s Listen Up! column, in which we revisit movie scores and soundtracks of note, continues with a look at Mihály Víg’s haunting collaborations with Béla Tarr. -
Orangey, Revisited
A video essay ode to the inimitable feline screen star. -
Green Snake
On Tsui Hark’s subversive reimagining of an immortal Chinese folk tale, starring Maggie Cheung as a serpent demon.
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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
Listen Up! Mihály Víg & Béla Tarr
Metrograph’s Listen Up! column, in which we revisit movie scores and soundtracks of note, continues with a look at Mihály…
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Columns
Futures and Pasts: Running on Empty
On Sidney Lumet’s tale of morally compromised counterculture veterans trying to keep a family together.
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Columns
Metrograph Journal 10 Best Reads of 2025
For your reading pleasure, 10 of the best pieces published this year in the Metrograph Journal.
COLUMNS →
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Essay
Orangey, Revisited
A video essay ode to the inimitable feline screen star.
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Essay
Green Snake
On Tsui Hark’s subversive reimagining of an immortal Chinese folk tale, starring Maggie Cheung as a serpent demon.
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Essay
Travel Companions: Bahram Beyzaie & Amir Naderi
On two defining Iranian filmmakers, and two of their most enduring works.
ESSAYS →
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Interview
Let the Dead Bury the Dead: A. S. Hamrah in Conversation
On the so-called “death” of theatrical moviegoing, Romero’s oft overlooked fourth Land of the Dead (2005), and a whole lot…
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Interview
Nina Menkes
On the surreal dream worlds conjured by the American indie filmmaker.
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Interview
Hirokazu Kore-eda
The master of meditative cinema on one of his most bittersweet humanist portraits… about a blow-up doll.