Criterion Collection, Spine #571…
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Advertisements Ousmane Sembene’s Black Girl (originally titled La noire de…) depicts the tragedy that can arise from isolation and loneliness. It deals with ideas of francophone identity, particularly in a post-colonial African context. It is arguably Sembene’s most acclaimed and well-known feature…
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Advertisements Honestly, I can’t think of what would fit Wes Anderson’s aesthetic better than a stop-motion movie featuring talking anthropomorphic animals adapted from a British children’s book from the 70s. Fantastic Mr. Fox delivered the complete package of Anderson sensibilities. The titular…
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Criterion Collection, Spine #45…
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Criterion Month: The celebration of Ingmar Bergman’s 100th birthday and everything Criterion related
Criterion Month is a massive collaboration across 5 websites in honor of Ingmar Bergman's 100th birthday and of the films of the Criterion Collection. We hope the celebration of this incredible director -and these classic films - inspire others to find…
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