Category: dayne linford

The Oscar-nominated live-action shorts being their theatrical tour tomorrow. Perhaps the most unwatched category of the Academy’s nominated films, the shorts nevertheless often feature some of the most inventive, responsive, and interesting filmmaking of the year. For this year’s live...

Perhaps the most telling visual metaphor in the great Michelangelo Antonioni’s La Notte (1961) – newly restored and embarking on a fresh theatrical tour from Rialto – is the very first. In the credits, a series of long, rolling shots...

“Last Day of Freedom” At only thirty minutes, “Last Day of Freedom” wastes no time in getting straight to its subject matter, opening on Bill Babbitt, the only interview in the film, discussing his support of the death penalty until...