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Wake in Fright
On Ted Kotcheff’s masterwork and the great rude awakening of Australian cinema. -
Tsai Ming-liang
On the influences, personal and melodic, that shaped the Slow Cinema icon’s quarantine musical. -
My Name Ain't Suzie
On Angie Chen’s newly restored rebellious portrait of womanhood and sex work in late ’50s Hong Kong.
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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: Éric Rohmer’s Élisabeth
On the French New Wave legend’s life before cinema, and his newly translated first and only novel.
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Cracked Actor
Arnold Schwarzenegger
How the heavyweight star became America’s favorite father figure.
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Columns
Listen Up! Light of Day
Metrograph’s Listen Up! column continues with a look at Paul Schrader’s love letter to Cleveland, family, and rock ’n’ roll.
COLUMNS →
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Essay
In Her Shadow
On women who haunt women.
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Essay
Wake in Fright
On Ted Kotcheff’s masterwork and the great rude awakening of Australian cinema.
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Essay
My Name Ain’t Suzie
On Angie Chen’s newly restored rebellious portrait of womanhood and sex work in late ’50s Hong Kong.
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Interview
Tsai Ming-liang
On the influences, personal and melodic, that shaped the Slow Cinema icon’s quarantine musical.
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Interview
Gianfranco Rosi
Traversing borders of place and time with the acclaimed documentarian.
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Interview
Lana Daher
The Lebanese director discusses the ghosts of history.