Article Sweat & Solidarity on the Picket Line Dorothy Fortenberry, from the writers’ strike picket line, describes what it looks like when solidarity is put into practice. By Dorothy Fortenberry August 9, 2023 Movies Labor Politics
Article When the Winds Turn Christian Petzold’s tenth feature film takes human drama as the medium of historical upheaval. By Jack Hanson August 5, 2023 Movies Culture
Article Something Like Fate Celine Song’s debut film, ‘Past Lives,’ suggests that a past can take on dimensions more profound precisely because it is left behind. By Alexander Stern July 22, 2023 Movies Culture
Article On the Clock Cyril Schäublin’s latest film—capturing the efforts of 19th-century anarchist watchmakers—dramatizes resistance to tech-reliant, capitalist control. By Alexander Stern June 15, 2023 Movies art Culture Politics
Article Francis Is a Revolutionary For filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi, Pope Francis is a revolutionary, a man who calls on us to imagine a better world. But being a revolutionary comes with loneliness. By Griffin Oleynick May 3, 2023 Pope Francis Immigration Movies Culture Religion Interview
Article What Do Movies Remember? New films by Steven Spielberg and Charlotte Wells offer two profoundly different views of film’s relationship to memory. By Robert Rubsam March 31, 2023 Movies Arts Culture