Not to perpetuate the I Went on a Cruise Ship thing but I did briefly sail to the Bahamas with a bunch of celebrity impersonators nplusonemag.com/issue-53/ess…
“Welshness manifested around me as a quality both bone-deep and lightly worn.” Henry Rees-Sheridan on eisteddfods, Plaid Cymru, and the “still here”-ness of a people.
In our new issue, Henry Rees-Sheridan considers the uncertain future of Welsh identity, Welsh politics, and the Welsh language.
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“He thinks, not for the first time, that he has chosen his profession poorly.”
On the early Soviet silents of Boris Barnet, some of which play this weekend at @Metrograph.
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As @metrograph begins its Boris Barnet retrospective today, we have decided to make the first issue of Outskirts—with its extensive dossier of translations and texts on Barnet's films—available for free as a downloadable PDF.
Go to outskirtsmag.com/shop to download directly.
Come for my cameo as a pilgrim with terrible German accent; stay for a profound exegesis of the first book in English published by a woman, who was at the time legally dead and living in the walls of a church.
"[Lav] Diaz made only one take of each shot through his fixed frame, and each set-up is calibrated to convey a single idea. The result is a bracing semantic economy..."
Revisit Maxwell Paparella (@44getting) on MAGELLAN: mubi.com/notebook/posts/the-…
Friends, oomfs, and followers! I’m launching a Substack called Pour-over Film, where I’ll be periodically publishing original writing and translation, mostly focusing on Korean cinema and film culture in Korea. Here’s a short intro:
kimchimarx.substack.com/p/we…