Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/FilmRemember Death: Passage of Time Through Linklater’s Lens By PopMatters Staff / 1 April 2015 Richard Linklater's Before trilogy is a rare work of cinema that lives up to the true spirit of memento mori: remembering that we all will die.
Featured: Top of Home Page/FilmThe 20 Most Anticipated Films of 2015 By Bill Gibron / 20 January 2015 Over the next 12 months, we will be bombarded with all manner of proposed cinematic spectacle. Here are the 20 films we are most looking forward to.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/Film‘Boyhood’ and the Transcendence of the Everyday By Chris Robé / 7 January 2015 Boyhood returns to the view that originated with Italian Neorealism: documenting everyday life is the biggest spectacle one could capture on film.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/Reviews‘Bernie’ is Black, Black is ‘Bernie’ By Ben Travers / 19 August 2012
Events/Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/ReviewsSXSW Film Festival Day 5: ‘Sleepwalk with Me’ + ‘Bernie’ By PopMatters Staff / 18 March 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/FilmThe True Call of Slacker: 20 Years Later By Andrea Dulanto / 29 August 2011
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Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/ReviewsFabulous! The Story of Queer Cinema (2006) By Brian Holcomb / 7 March 2007
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/PopMatters Picks/ReviewsFast Food Nation (2006) By Cynthia Fuchs / 16 November 2006
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/PopMatters Picks/ReviewsDazed and Confused: Criterion Collection (1993) By Chris Barsanti / 20 July 2006
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/PopMatters Picks/ReviewsA Scanner Darkly (2006) By Cynthia Fuchs / 6 July 2006
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/PopMatters Picks/ReviewsA Scanner Darkly (2006) By Chris Barsanti / 6 July 2006