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Haskell Wexler on Medium Cool
Medium Cool: Preserving Disorder
By Thomas Beard
Drawings by Delmer Daves
What’s Happening on Hulu
Did You See This?

Did You See This?

• Richard Brody on the ecstasy of L’Atalante

• David Bordwell on the digital conversion—and the Night and the City print that made Jules Dassin weep

• Bresson, definitely

• A bevy of posters from Moonrise Kingdom come

• There Will (Not?) Be Scientology

• Pauline Kael, performance artist

• Claire Danes finds Lena Dunham unnervingly relatable

• Good night, sweet Phantom
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