The Difference Between Truth and Honesty: Director Richard Linklater on ‘Last Flag Flying’
“The people who complain about the military the most are the military,” says Richard Linklater. That’s why they like his film, Last Flag Flying.
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Minutia Fuels Richard Linklater’s Masterful ‘Boyhood’
Richard Linklater's bold cinematic experiment pays off in ways that the more brash family dramas fail to.
Family of the Year: Family of the Year
Breezy folk-pop that's fun to listen to but could use more emotional depth.
Still Life: The Portrait of Time in ‘Boyhood’
Boyhood sets itself the daunting task of reflecting the breadth of a human adolescence, but it instead reveals that it is in life's minutia that we find the most meaning.
PopTalk: The 2015 Academy Award Nominations
PopTalk is a new podcast on PopMatters that casts its gaze on exciting developments in culture and the arts. In this first installment, we examine the 2015 Oscar nominees, and the broken rules of the institution that is the Academy.
‘Boyhood’ and the Transcendence of the Everyday
Boyhood returns to the view that originated with Italian Neorealism: documenting everyday life is the biggest spectacle one could capture on film.
Short Ends and Leader’s Best Movies of 2014
From brazen biopics to murky examinations of marriage, Short Ends and Leader's picks for 2014's best flicks are a compelling bunch.