Article Hurricane Quebecois Who is a freedom fighter and who is a terrorist—and who gets to decide? By Rand Richards Cooper December 30, 2020 Movies
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Article Readings & Screenings In the final installment of our series, we consider two landmark essays on Homer’s Iliad alongside Costa-Gavras’s Greek political thriller, ‘Z.’ By Griffin Oleynick and Anthony Domestico September 28, 2020 Fiction Movies Philosophy Web Exclusive
Article Summer Readings & Screenings Faith in God is an absurdity, as is Christ himself, and the believer must boldly, absurdly choose Christ anyway, again and again and again. By Griffin Oleynick and Anthony Domestico August 20, 2020 Fiction Movies Theology Philosophy Web Exclusive
Article Tranquility & Tempest Abel Ferrara’s new film examines domesticity and its dissolution through a protagonist who see-saws between utter collapse and calm self-awareness. By Patrick Preziosi August 13, 2020 Movies Arts
Article The Cinema of Atrocity Many films have been made about the senselessness and brutality of war. But Elem Klimov’s ‘Come and See’ deserves renewed attention for its masterful ambiguity. By Robert Rubsam July 17, 2020 Movies War and Peace Web Exclusive