By Jeremy Carr. If there is a lesson to be learned from noir stories, be they in print or filmed, it is that the past never stays in the past

A Book Review by Willliam Blick. Author Danny Stewart provides a comprehensive and thoughtful analysis of the finer points of this above-average action/drama." The films that make up Dolph Lundgren's

A Book Review Essay by André Seewood. Unique and vital contribution to children’s screen studies...." Children’s Screen Studies is a discipline that is growing exponentially every day. As scholars all over

A Book Review by Jonathan Monovich. Consider Every Movie is a Miracle a heartfelt thank you to movies, the lives they shape, and the friendships they help form." Nat Segaloff

By Jackson Diianni. A landmark of Dumont’s career, and one of modern history’s most incredible films." Bruno Dumont’s Hadewijch, released 16 years ago, was, until recently, unavailable to stream in

A Book Review by Thomas M. Puhr. Much more than an overview of a filmography; it’s a thoughtful, at-times poetic consideration of how one of today’s most formally daring auteurs

A Book Review by Ali Moosavi. An illuminating and loving portrait, packed with fascinating behind-the-scenes details...." I first came across Jonathan Demme’s name at college, when I watched Citizens Band

By William Blick. Despite some tedium, well worth viewing as a quiet study in both resignation and defiance." More of a visual essay or poem, Alexandra Simpson’s independent film, No