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Cinema is an invention

For the perambulators of Louis Le Prince’s Roundhay Garden Scene (1888)—whose 22 seconds are said to represent the first flickerings of film—almost nothing stands between them and the camera. Confronted with Roundhay’s fleeting duration, we...

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Hey waiter, there's a hair

I imagine that the laboratory technician was tired, or merely unobservant; they hadn’t noticed that a small hair had wiggled its way into the film gate. You can’t blame them, really; there was so much work to get done. They were thinking ab...

2 months ago
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Films in New York

Drinking at a bar downstream of Anthology Film Archives; it’s Sunday, the weather is still pretty good. The bar is all Edward Hopper redux; a troupe of lushes, backs to the world, wine-beer-whatever they’re talking (improbably) about New Yo...

2 months ago
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Everything Together

Taking a departure from my usual essays, today’s post is an announcement that you can now download — for free — my book about French New Wave “extremist” Jean-Daniel Pollet. It’s a project that I began sometime in 2021. The resulting book —...

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