Film
In Conversation
RYUICHI SAKAMOTO with Sadie Rebecca Starnes
On the year’s first honest spring day, I watched an old Honey Locust cleave the roof of a parked car in the West Village, just next to the home of famed composer Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Revolutionary Cinematic Suicide, Godard+Gorin: Five Films, 1968-1971
By David Fresko1968 set Godard on a path upon which radical political and cinematic experimentation were inextricable from one another. What resulted was a series of films that explored different modalities of cinematic politics, celebrated as much for their militant commitment as they were vilified for the tortured aesthetic transformations they wrought upon cinematic norms.
Frames of Representation 2018: The Human Epoch
By Matt TurnerFrames of Representation’s founding mission was to bring “new forms of documentary cinema” to London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts, but this mandate felt a little looser for the festival”s third edition.
Ready Player One? Sizing Up VR at Tribeca
By Williams ColeVirtual Reality,” “Immersive,” “Augmented Reality”—these monikers have been buzzed about for decades, often promising to “revolutionize” the flat-screened media environment but perennially not living up to the hype or finding a commercial or artistic niche that works.
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