Film
In Conversation
MIGUEL GOMES with Leo Goldsmith
When Manohla Dargis, writing in the New York Times, disparaged Miguel Gomes’s Arabian Nights as “a six-hour-plus, three-part indulgence,” it was hard not to perceive a little irony.
History of the Thirteen Plus One
By Colin BeckettMore successfully than the now countless others that have tried, Jacques Rivette’s Out 1 is a film that eludes succinct description. Every level of the film’s text, and every moment in the history of the film, has been animated by an adamant preference for circulation over transmission, flow over fixity.
GARDEN CITY REVISITED
Frederick Wisemans In Jackson Heights
By Zach Lewis
While now known as one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the nation, Jackson Heights in Queens was once a Hamptons-like escape for the upper middle class in New York City.