From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, The Sapphic Gaze wlw by Amy Jensen is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, The Lonely Underground by Cameron Mumford is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, Challenging the Canon by Niall Glynn is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, It takes time to build castles by Steph Francis-Shanahan is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, half reflection: Windows and Mirrors on Film by Jacob Rose is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, Listening to Variety by Theo Rollason is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, “there are other ways of seeing (on GOD... i brought you in and i'll take you back out bbz)” by cecile emeke is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
From Cinema Rediscovered 2023 Film Critics’ Workshop, Bushman (Reassembled) by Kwame Phillips is a video essay commission in response to the 7th edition of the festival.
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A fantastic pop movie that’s funny and carnal and seriously political? It’s probably pretty well known as far as these things go just by virtue of the Criterion imprint and Carroll’s Oscar nod (along with the general black cinema boom of that period), but it’s a total joy with a lot of candor and I’d happily watch it again if it were the type of movie to play on TV a lot.
This was such a fun time!! Watched this in a small intimate theater with probably 10–15 other ppl and it was so nice to hear everyone react to funny or shocking lines. The black family is so important, I always root for love.
An astounding way for a film to end
Just stunning and incredible
Thinking lots about parallels with other films (3dp / bfap)
UK release, please!
