Philosophy professor. Film, philosophy of art, fly fishing. Preorder THE TRASH COLLECTOR: https://xitter.cf/t.co/gNR8d68AcQ
Missoula, MT
Joined April 2021
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Have three cups of coffee in bed before anybody can speak with me even if I am late for work!! Then of course on sets get shouted at for being late and have no Kingly feelings left!!
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Pierre Creton box set available for pre-order now!! vinegarsyndrome.com/collecti…
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LATE STYLE IN FILM - now available for purchase at
stickingplacebooks.com/books…
(FYI: the price is discounted if you buy directly from the website)
Thank you, and please spread the word to anyone you think might be interested!
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Wrote about Claire Denis start to finish: AD years with Rivette and Wenders/Dommartin, 1971-87; her first films and earliest friendships with Descas, de Bankolé, and, behind the scenes, Bernard-Marie Koltès, who died of AIDS in 1990; what her final films may look like. Link below
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Wrote about Frederick Wiseman for @NewLeftReview newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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Cherub, a movie I directed, is now available online at cherubfilm.com for free.
I know everyone says "we made this movie with a lot of love" but we really mean it... I hope you go watch and enjoy!
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HOLY SHIT
This week: HENRY FONDA FOR PRESIDENT a film by ALEXANDER HORWATH. 2024. 184 min.
A special presentation of a revered Austrian film historian’s sprawling new essay film about the United States and one of its most famous stars.
For one week on lecinemaclub.com.
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This is one of the most unnerving TikToks I’ve ever come across. “Just comply! Just comply!” Nightmare material.
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Um ótimo texto do Adrian Martin sobre o penúltimo filme do James L. Brooks: adrianmartinfilmcritic.com/r…
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since it’s halloween season i decided to write some words (okay, a lot of words) on Tobe Hooper and one of his great unsung masterpieces, Spontaneous Combustion. link in bio and below
ALT title: I Can Almost See the Core sub: On Tobe Hooper's 'Spontaneous Combustion' (1989), the nuclear family, and modernity's terrible hidden structures
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Unlocked! The first installment of our centerpiece interview series: a rare, career-spanning chat with the legendary actor and filmmaker Clint Eastwood, by Nick Pinkerton (@NickPinkerton)
📖: metrograph.com/magazine-1-cl…
Matt Strohl retweeted
Recently finished reading the new book by @strohltopia. Highly recommend it for cinephiles out there, or anyone who wants to give difficult films more attention. It also motivated me to watch Jeanne Dielman, which I kept putting off.
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The Warner Archive Blu-ray of 7 Women (1965) comes out today, so I interviewed John Ford biographer Joseph McBride about his personal history with this much maligned masterpiece + the 6 minutes of missing footage he is seeking to restore. Link ⬇️⬇️
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Had the immense privilege of speaking with the great Kenji Tanigaki for @mubinotebook.
Topics we discussed include Donnie Yen's action style, the Japanese action film industry, the limits of previs, Chinese DTV action, and, of course, RUROUNI KENSHIN. mubi.com/en/notebook/posts/t…
Matt Strohl retweeted
I have a new essay in Jacobin, arguing that homelessness is at odds with the ideal of a democratic society. I'll take this opportunity to mention that I'm writing a book for Oxford UP elaborating on the ideas in this piece. It will be a trade book, meant for a popular audience.
Homelessness is often thought of either as an issue of individual moral failings or merely of bad policy. It should instead be seen as a moral crisis for our democracy, one that demands transformative economic reforms. jacobin.com/2025/07/homeless…
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Took me a while but I’m glad my interview with Tsui Hark is finally out! It’s not every day that you get the chance to talk with a truly legendary filmmaker about the film that changed his career screenslate.com/articles/tsu…
