Writings

Essay by the Chilean writer Benjamin Labatut from the forthcoming Assouline book on Bardo

An essay by Mexican journalist and novelist Juan Villoro from the new Assouline book on Bardo.

Kirsten Dunst reflects on her career, as she gets a retrospective at the Paris.

On the pleasures and rewards of rewatching movies.

Adam McKay on how our perception of the Sidney Lumet classic has changed with the times.

Film critic Jason Bailey examines one of the quintessential New York City films, focusing on its dynamic and thrilling use of real locations.

Chloe Lizotte looks beneath the surfaces of Jane Campion's new film.

Rebecca Hall explores the inspiration behind her remarkable directorial and screenwriting debut.

An appreciation of the actress and her "extraordinary takes on the ordinary," as her new movie, The Starling, opens at the Paris.

Indie distributor Ira Deutchman, director of Searching for Mr. Rugoff, shares his memories of the Paris, as a moviegoer and industry insider.

An appreciation of Chaitanya Tamhane's acclaimed new film by filmmaker, critic, and curator Farihah Zaman.

Critic Gene Seymour looks beneath the trickery of Dylan and Scorsese on display in the mischievous and mesmerizing Rolling Thunder Revue.

Michael Koresky's Films of Endearment, one of the most celebrated film books of the year, is a deeply personal memoir that shows how works of popular culture can affect us profoundly.