Independent I: Christopher Guinness’ Captain T&T
This week, the magazine’s Film Team features emerging writer-director Christopher Guinness and his short film, Captain T&T.
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Baudelaire and Cinema, Part I: Colour
Film Critic Marcus Nicholls suggests that we take a look at film, and Gus van Sant’s Last Days in particular, through Baudelaire’s view of art criticism.
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Women in Film: Yuki Tanada
This week’s spotlight falls on Yuki Tanada, a female director who, by her own admission, tries to stay true to the genres she loves while at the same time defying stereotypes.
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Coraline and Freud’s Uncanny
What do Pixar animation and Freud have in common? Quite a lot — just read Film Critic Marcus Nicholls’ essay and find out.
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Reinventing the Reel: Iron Man 3
TMS Film Critic Jay Sizemore shares his opinion on the latest in the Iron Man franchise. Is it lucky number three?
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The French Cannes-Cannes
The Missing Slate is keeping an eye (albeit from a distance) on what’s happening at the Cannes Film Festival right now.
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Women in Film: Deepa Mehta – Midnight’s Children
Shamain Nasir reviews the Deepa Mehta-directed cinematic adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s novel.
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The Passion of the Christ as Huysmans’ ‘Spiritual Naturalism’
by Marcus Nicholls
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Reinventing the Reel: Oblivion
Reviewed by Jay Sizemore
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The Most Quotable Films of All Time?
Film Critic Jay Sizemore shares his take on the most quotable films of all time.
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