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4columns.org | Melissa Anderson
The Shrouds Melissa Anderson Memento mori, memento amori: in David Cronenberg’s latest, a bereft widower mourns his dead wife with an invention that enables the monitoring of her decaying body. Vincent Cassel as Karsh and Diane Kruger as Terry in The Shrouds. Courtesy Sideshow and Janus Films.
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1 month ago |
4columns.org | Melissa Anderson
The Innerview Melissa Anderson Rupture, rapture, running through fields: anything and everything goes in Richard Beymer’s hallucinatory 1973 film. Richard Beymer in The Innerview. Courtesy Anthology Film Archives.
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4columns.org | Melissa Anderson
Black Bag Melissa Anderson Sex, lie detectors, and national security: in Steven Soderbergh’s latest, the intrigue of espionage is matched by the mysteries of marriage. Michael Fassbender as George Woodhouse in Black Bag. Photo: Claudette Barius / Focus Features. © Focus Features.
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2 months ago |
4columns.org | Melissa Anderson
Misericordia Melissa Anderson Humor and humiliation, violence and vulnerability: the chaos of thwarted eros knows no bounds in Alain Guiraudie’s latest. Félix Kysyl as Jérémie and Jean-Baptiste Durand as Vincent in Misericordia. Courtesy CMPR. Misericordia, written and directed by Alain Guiraudie, opens March 21, 2025• • •The films of Alain Guiraudie rarely stray from key elements.
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2 months ago |
4columns.org | Melissa Anderson
Earthlight Melissa Anderson For the man from nowhere, leaving is best: a young Parisian sojourns to Tunisia, where he was born, and finds few answers in Guy Gilles’s beguiling 1970 film. Patrick Jouané as Pierre in Earthlight. Courtesy Anthology Film Archives.
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