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Le Notti Bianche, 1957 - ★★★★
Such a sad and strange film.
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To Die For, 1995 - ★★★★
Suzanne Stone is America.
Feb 22
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The Red Velvet Interiors: Bergman's Cinema and the Lost 19th Century
On Bergman, Wagner, Mann, and the Bourgeois Bargain That Destroyed a Civilization
Feb 22
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Sentimental Value, 2025 - ★★★½
Self-consciously Bergman-esque, but doesn’t have his sense of pacing.
Feb 19
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Au Revoir les Enfants, 1987 - ★★★★★
The ways of the wicked are pitiless.
Feb 12
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The Ongoing Miracle in Malverne
A Conversation with Nick Hudson and Maria Dente of Malverne Cinema and Arts Center
Feb 11
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Lincoln Center in Winter: The Flickering Lights of Sublimity
Statement Performances of Gershwin and Beethoven at Lincoln Center Amidst National Chaos
Feb 6
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Merry-Go-Round, 1956 - ★★★★½
Love or the system?
Feb 3
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Agnus Dei, 1971 - ★★★★
What is fascism if not brutality and violence dressed up with the trappings of beauty, religion and credibility?
Feb 1
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January 2026
Army of Shadows, 1969 - ★★★★½
Does confronting evil require losing one’s soul?
Jan 31
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Richard Serra: Cinematic Reflections in the Winter Landscape
On experiencing Richard Serra's steel monuments through the lens of his early cinema
Jan 27
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Interiors, 1978 - ★★★★½
Woody’s quietest film, where the ripping of tape or the smashing of candle glass are as impactful as an artillery shell.
Jan 27
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