The Criterion Collection
The eternal Beatle and mischievous star of A Hard Day’s Night (1964) would have turned seventy-five today. Here’s a picture we dug up, taken during the production of one of that film's most famous scenes, which makes it one of the most famous moments in rock-and-roll history.
Tinseltown’s golden age comes to life in this supplemental guide to our conversation with journalist Philippe Garnier.
With his feature debut now in theaters, one of our longtime contributors shares his memories of the moviegoing experiences that have shaped him.
The great French editor talks about growing up in the cutting room and how she became one of Costa-Gavras’s most trusted collaborators.
With just piano and guitar, longtime Cassavetes collaborator Bo Harwood created a score that highlights the melancholy in the director’s acclaimed domestic drama.