A Wes Anderson Trailer, the Other Dracula, Making Herzog’s Nosferatu

Short Takes—

Oct 18, 2013

• Wes takes Budapest.

• Out of time with Chungking Express

• Les placards du Godard

• George Melford and the other 1931 Dracula

• Werner Herzog and the other Nosferatu

• Splitting the lens in Blow Out

• The horror, the horror . . .

• In praise of Ermanno Olmi

• The Third Man and the evils of war

• They married a witch .

• A rare, early Antonioni film, newly restored

• Alfonso Cuarón in outer space

• Matt Zoller Seitz hangs out with the Tenenbaums.

• Congrats, Claire!

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People and Places of Scoundrels & Spitballers

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