Chris Wisniewski

Apr 30, 2024 | reverseshot.org | Chris Wisniewski

Stories We Tell Chris Wisniewski on The Sopranos Did The Sopranos change everything, or did everything change around The Sopranos? It’s probably a bit of both. Thinking back to my days as a young twenty-something cinephile, I still swoon over several formative, life-changing encounters with great films in a theater. There was that time in San Francisco when I saw Mulholland Drive alone on an autumn evening at the movie theater near the Embarcadero.

Nov 15, 2023 | reverseshot.org | Michael Koresky |Chloe Lizotte |Mark Asch |Chris Wisniewski

By Michael Koresky | November 15, 2023 Haynes is doing something extraordinarily delicate and difficult in May December, reminding viewers, with the lightest of touches, that we are all implicated and indulgent in the processes of social, cultural, and sexual exploitation that define the modern consciousness.

Oct 5, 2023 | reverseshot.org | Chris Wisniewski

A Ghost Story By Chris Wisniewski NYFF 2023: The Taste of Things (The Pot au Feu) Dir. Tran Anh Hung, France, IFC Films To love the culinary arts, one must embrace ephemerality. Spring asparagus will fall out of season long before the harvest of late summer’s corn; the autumnal apple’s ascendency dawns after most stone fruits have lost their sweetness. Hours or days spent prepping and cooking culminate in a meal that is, at best, enjoyed for just a few hours.

Sep 20, 2023 | provincetownindependent.org | Chris Wisniewski

Sept. 21 is the 85th anniversary of the great Hurricane of 1938, considered the most destructive storm in the recorded history of New England. It followed a path that hurricanes were not supposed to travel. Hurricanes had been storms of the Caribbean and Florida. They did not happen here. It sped up the East Coast like an express train, knocking out communications along the way. It made landfall in Long Island a little after noon and hit southern Connecticut a few hours later with unprecedented force.