More than 65 years since its release, Carol Reed’s ‘The Third Man’ is still a marvel to see, experience and learn from Cinephilia & Beyond Carol Reed’s 'The Third Man' might just be as visually stimulating as classic films get….
Robert Altman’s ‘McCabe & Mrs. Miller’ is one of the most beautiful and emotionally stirring westerns American cinema ever produced Cinephilia & Beyond Confidently riding the waves generated by his highly successful satirical black comedy M*A*S*H, Robert Altman easily secured a directing job…
Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘Apocalypse Now’ must be the key lecture in anyone’s filmmaking education Cinephilia & Beyond People often exaggerate when they talk about films. They get carried away, leaving the cinema emotionally stirred and too impressed to ...
The Holy Grail of Workprints: The Five-Hour Rough Version of ‘Apocalypse Now’ Cinephilia & Beyond Workprints, rough versions of films before the editing process kicks in and trims out all…
‘Miller’s Crossing’ is touching and studiously crafted love letter to American film noirs and the seventh art in general Cinephilia & Beyond The Coen brothers’ critically acclaimed Miller’s Crossing can be easily studied in two distinct ways. Firstly, it’s one hell of…
‘Sweet Smell of Success’, Alexander Mackendrick’s Most Accomplished Film that Hasn’t Aged a Day Cinephilia & Beyond Tony Curtis had to fight really hard to get the role of Falco in Alexander Mackendrick's 'Sweet Smell of Success' …
Thelma Schoonmaker Breaks Down ‘Raging Bull’ Cinephilia & Beyond It’s said that a movie is made three times: once through a script, once on set, and finally in the…
William Friedkin’s ‘The Exorcist’: The Most Terrifying Film We Ever Laid Eyes On Cinephilia & Beyond It’s difficult to think of a horror film that caused so much controversy and polarized the audience to this degree…
Fincher’s ‘Zodiac’ Is Easily One Of The Best Thrillers Of The Millennium So Far Cinephilia & Beyond He paints with people, Jake Gyllenhaal said of David Fincher after the two had worked together on Zodiac. “It’s tough…
Philip K. Dick’s Novels Of The ’50s Are Underrated And (Mostly) Untouched By Hollywood David Agranoff It’s hard to imagine modern science fiction in prose or film in the last seventy years without the impact or influence of Philip K. Dick.
8:46 Ho Che Anderson Ho Che Anderson's powerful essay on the murder of George Floyd. "Wer're tired. Tired of the fear. Tired of the anger. Tired of dying..."
“Just One More Thing”: Columbo and Class Disruption Tiffany Babb Writer and critic Tiffany Babb discusses class disruption and uncommon themes of police procedurals in the 1970s hit show 'Columbo'
