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The Evolution of Visual Effects, Examining Mizoguchi, Small-Screen Fassbinder

Short Takes—

May 16, 2014

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• Over a hundred years of special effects in three minutes

• Cannes queen Jane Campion on her career

• Life on the Croisette

• A history of eating in the movies

• British cinema gets sticky.

• David Bordwell goes deeper into Mizoguchi.

• The new Christopher Nolan trailer has landed.

• Films in the works from Kechiche, Malick, and more

• Save university presses!

• Fassbinder on TV

• Long live 35 mm.

• A close friend of ours is on jury duty . . .

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