Jeanne Dielman

Blogs
December 12, 2012
A Cinema Feast from the Criterion Collection
The cinephile's film-distributor, the Criterion Collection, has been growing a compendium of supplementary film materials on their website -- essays, features, news, press, photos -- and last month it added small but strong tribute to food in film. Felicitously titled "A Criterion Feast," the piece ... More >>
Blogs
July 18, 2012
Almayer's Folly by the Elusive Director Chantal Akerman Is Thrilling...and Its Screening Includes a Belgian Beer Party
Long a favorite among die-hard cinephiles, Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman is as noted for her elusiveness as she is for the quality of her work. Her uncompromising (and 201-minute-long) 1975 film Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, to name the best-known example, is something of ... More >>
Film+TV
July 12, 2012
Your Weekly Movie To-Do List
Barbers, Sharks and Treasure
Film+TV
March 15, 2012
Your Weekly Movie To-Do List
Goodbye Ben Gazzara, Hello Malcolm McDowell
Film+TV
December 16, 2010
Sofia Coppola: Lost at the Chateau Marmont
From party girl to Oscar winner, a journey to the stripped-down Somewhere
Film+TV
October 29, 2009
AFI Fest, A to W
Our critics' picks - and pans - from this year's free festival lineup
Film+TV
April 9, 2009
Jeanne Dielman: Chantal Akerman's Domestic Mystique
Film+TV
August 28, 2008
Manny Farber, 1917-2008
Critic's passing leaves a Space
Film+TV
August 2, 2007
Film Reviews: Bratz, El Cantante, Hot Rod and more
Also, this week's picks, Laura Smiles and This is England
News
August 25, 2005
The Impossible Dream
A map to the most buried of cinematic treasures
Film+TV
March 4, 2004
Kitchen Stories
Listening to Chantal Akerman
Film+TV
April 18, 2002
Music Drill
The Piano Teacher strikes sparks of submission
Film+TV
May 7, 1998
Hard Times
Wiseman's Public Housing, August's Les Miserables