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Goodbye, Columbus, 1969 - ★★★½
Who mourns the Jewish American Princess?
Jan 14 • Cognitive Film Society
Deconstructing Harry, 1997 - ★★★★½
This demented variation on Wild Strawberries is low-key one of Woody’s best.
Jan 11 • Cognitive Film Society
The Films of J.D. Salinger
America's Most Famous Literary Recluse Spawned Legions of Spiritual Adaptations
Jan 11 • Doug Hesney and Cognitive Film Society
Persona, 1966 - ★★★★½
Doppelgängers are the original deep fake.
Jan 11 • Cognitive Film Society
The Serpent's Egg, 1977 - ★★★½
Bergman expands the world of Von Sternberg’s Blue Angel.
Jan 9 • Cognitive Film Society
The Secret Agent, 2025 - ★★★★
“How long shall the wicked exult?
Jan 8 • Cognitive Film Society
The Touch, 1971 - ★★★½
Sweden was not prepared for 70’s Elliot Gould energy.
Jan 7 • Cognitive Film Society
After the Rehearsal, 1984 - ★★★★
Bergman’s dream logic is fraught between the conflicts of base human desire and the artistic impulse.
Jan 6 • Cognitive Film Society
The Magic Flute, 1975 - ★★★★½
Like a dream I once had about a night at the Met.
Jan 4 • Cognitive Film Society
The Magician, 1958 - ★★★★
The show must go on!
Jan 3 • Cognitive Film Society
Sleepless in Seattle, 1993 - ★★★½
What a sweet and strange trifle from the 90’s.
Jan 3 • Cognitive Film Society
The Rite, 1969 - ★★★½
One of Bergman’s more mean spirited films.
Jan 2 • Cognitive Film Society
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