Kathleen’s Newsletter
Kathleen GeierThe Cinephile's Guide to Finding Old and New Classic Films on the Internet
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The best old films I saw in 2022
Eventually, I'll be making a list of my favorite newly released films that came out in 2022. But several major titles haven't made it to Chicago yet so I'm holding off on that. So for now, here is a list of the best old-but-new-to-me films ...
My Neighborhood Movie Theater is Temporarily Closing. Here’s Why I’m Alarmed.
I recently learned that my local independent movie theater, the Harper Theater in Hyde Park, Chicago, will be closing temporarily, and I'm bummed.
On E. Bruenig, feminism, social policy, and the importance of an intersectional left
Being misrepresented in the pages of the paper of record is super-annoying. But that’s what happened to me when Elizabeth Bruenig name-checked me in a recent New York Times column. She suggested that I oppose the new Biden child tax credit ...
Two Hard-Boiled, Noir-Stained Classics by Twentieth Century American Women Writers: Maritta Wolff's Night Shift and Ann Petry's The Street
On last night's edition of the Film Noir Foundation's Ask Eddie livestream, someone asked Eddie Muller and Anne Hockens to recommend writers who are "noir-adjacent"—i.e., writers whose works are not noir proper, but bear a family resemblanc...
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Feminist. Socialist. Chicagoan. Lover of film, theater, books, music, travel, dogs. Words @ The Baffler, The Nation, In These Times.
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