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May 23, 2012
Cannes Film Festival: Brad Pitt in Killing Them Softly, Gael Garcia Bernal in No, and political propaganda at the movies
The opening credits of the Brad Pitt-starring Killing Them Softly are set to snatches of Barack Obama's 2008 Democratic Convention speech, focused on the notion of "the American promise," jarringly jump-intercut with scenes of Frank (Scoot McNairy) making his way through a tunnel onto a dismal A ... More >>
Film
April 11, 2012
A Dazed Witness to History in Post Mortem
The opening credits of the Brad Pitt-starring Killing Them Softly are set to snatches of Barack Obama's 2008 Democratic Convention speech, focused on the notion of "the American promise," jarringly jump-intercut with scenes of Frank (Scoot McNairy) making his way through a tunnel onto a dismal A ... More >>
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April 11, 2012
This Week in the Voice: Sandhogs Under Second Avenue
This week in the Voice, out today: Sean Manning follows the Second Avenue sandhogs: "Here for 470 million years there had been rock, there are now two 20-foot diameter, butter-smooth concrete tubes--a giant, mile-long double-barrel shotgun buried 100 feet below the Upper East Side... Scant attention ... More >>
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March 28, 2012
Spring Guide 2012: The Stabbin' Cabin
Enjoy a rustic bloodbath
Film
September 22, 2010
New York Film Festival: The Hype and the Substance
This year's NYFF manages both. Plus: Our best of the fest
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September 7, 2010
Venice Midpoint: Women Rule
From Meek's CutoffMidway through the Venice film festival, the competition is notable for a pair of features by American women: Sofia Coppola's Somewhere and Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff -- both minimalist, open-ended exercises in myths debunked and protagonists lost. Evidently inspired ... More >>
Film
December 22, 2009
J. Hoberman's Favorite Films of 2009
From Meek's CutoffMidway through the Venice film festival, the competition is notable for a pair of features by American women: Sofia Coppola's Somewhere and Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff -- both minimalist, open-ended exercises in myths debunked and protagonists lost. Evidently inspired ... More >>
Film
July 1, 2009
Larrain's Tony Manero Turns Fantasies to Nightmares
From Meek's CutoffMidway through the Venice film festival, the competition is notable for a pair of features by American women: Sofia Coppola's Somewhere and Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff -- both minimalist, open-ended exercises in myths debunked and protagonists lost. Evidently inspired ... More >>
Blogs
July 1, 2009
This Week's Voice: Michael Jackson, 1958-2009
In this week's Village Voice, we remember Michael Jackson: Greg Tate on the man and his legacy, rapper Jean Grae on what Jackson meant to musicians everywhere, and Jessica Hopper, reporting live from Gary, Indiana the night Jackson died. Elsewhere, Rob Harvilla describes the daffy sci-fi audacity ... More >>
Film
May 13, 2009
Summer Guide: Surveillance, Jennifer Lynch's First in 16 Years
In this week's Village Voice, we remember Michael Jackson: Greg Tate on the man and his legacy, rapper Jean Grae on what Jackson meant to musicians everywhere, and Jessica Hopper, reporting live from Gary, Indiana the night Jackson died. Elsewhere, Rob Harvilla describes the daffy sci-fi audacity ... More >>
Film
December 31, 2008
2008 Film Poll Results
In this week's Village Voice, we remember Michael Jackson: Greg Tate on the man and his legacy, rapper Jean Grae on what Jackson meant to musicians everywhere, and Jessica Hopper, reporting live from Gary, Indiana the night Jackson died. Elsewhere, Rob Harvilla describes the daffy sci-fi audacity ... More >>
Film
September 23, 2008
New York Film Festival 2008
In this week's Village Voice, we remember Michael Jackson: Greg Tate on the man and his legacy, rapper Jean Grae on what Jackson meant to musicians everywhere, and Jessica Hopper, reporting live from Gary, Indiana the night Jackson died. Elsewhere, Rob Harvilla describes the daffy sci-fi audacity ... More >>

Blogs

Cannes Film Festival: Brad Pitt in Killing Them Softly, Gael Garcia Bernal in No, and political propaganda at the movies

Film

A Dazed Witness to History in Post Mortem

Blogs

This Week in the Voice: Sandhogs Under Second Avenue

Film

Spring Guide 2012: The Stabbin' Cabin

Film

New York Film Festival: The Hype and the Substance

Blogs

Venice Midpoint: Women Rule

Film

J. Hoberman's Favorite Films of 2009

Film

Larrain's Tony Manero Turns Fantasies to Nightmares

Blogs

This Week's Voice: Michael Jackson, 1958-2009

Film

Summer Guide: Surveillance, Jennifer Lynch's First in 16 Years

Film

2008 Film Poll Results

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New York Film Festival 2008

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