Search results for "Claude Lanzmann"
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Film Festivals
Top 20 Alternative Picks for Cannes 2013: Claude Lanzmann’s The Last of the Unjust
May 15, 2013The Last of the Unjust – Claude Lanzmann Section: Out of Competition Buzz: The guy who...
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Festival Predictions
2013 Cannes Film Festival Predictions: Claude Lanzmann’s The Last of the Unjust
April 3, 2013#65. Claude Lanzmann’s The Last of the Unjust Gist: This reveals a little-known yet fundamental aspect...
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Film Festivals
2013’s TIFF Docs: Plenty of “Buzz” Worthy Titles from Wiseman, Lanzmann, Noujaim, Cousins & Errol Morris
July 30, 2013Yesterday we looked back at the exquisite documentaries that have graced us with their presence thus...
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Reviews
The Last of the Unjust | Review
February 6, 2014Return to the Void: Lanzmann Resurrects Murmelstein Claude Lanzmann’s unfathomable devotion to exposing the truths of...
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Film Festivals
NYFF51 Loads Up with the Best from Cannes: Kore-eda, Jarmusch, Denis, Zhangke, Guiraudie, Coens & Kechiche
August 19, 2013Not unlike previous years, NYFF programming team with Kent Jones as the top curator have gone...
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Disc Reviews
Criterion Collection: Shoah | Blu-ray Review
July 4, 2013Simply titled the Hebrew word for ‘Holocaust’, Claude Lanzmann’s monolithic collage of memory and mind’s eye...
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Film Festivals
Cannes 2013: Jarmusch’s “Only Lovers Left Alive” Among Five Last Minute Additions
April 26, 2013Confirming some last minute additions to this year’s lineup, Cannes officials announced some exciting new titles,...
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Indie Film News
Sight & Sound Magazine’s Gift to Cinephiles: The Hitch’s Vertigo vs. Welles’ Kane Debate
August 1, 2012I fondly remember the glee I had at xeroxing from library archives a good chunk of...
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Reviews
Shoah (1985) | Review
December 8, 2010Survivors, Bystanders and Perpetrators: Lanzmann's Landmark Marathon Docu Might Be Greatest Doc Ever Made
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Festival Predictions
2013 Cannes Film Festival Predictions: Axelle Ropert’s Tirez la Langue, Mademoiselle
April 3, 2013#64. Axelle Ropert’s Tirez la Langue, Mademoiselle Gist: Moving into the comedy/dramatic realm once again, this...
