DVD Review
On D-Day It’s All About Character
The French Connection — Jean Sablon, Classic Comics, and “Un village français”
The Style, Strength, and Daring of Stéphane Audran
The Year of Loving Improbably: “On Body and Soul” and “The Shape of Water”
Chaplin and Women: Dream Scenes and Dancehall Girls
Musings on Muldoon the Chameleon Poet, “The Crown,” and Sir Ringo
The Bells Are Ringing: Christmas With Jimmy Stewart and Joe the Princeton Postman
Stars Fell on Alabama: David Lynch, Doug Jones, and the Twin Peaks Connection
Sheryl Lee Is Laura Palmer in David Lynch’s “Fire Walk With Me”
“Out of the Past”: Celebrating 97 Years of the Garden With Robert Mitchum and Stew’s “Passing Strange”
The Bard and the Dreamweaver: Celebrating “King Lear” and “I Am the Walrus”
In the Aftermath of the Emmys — The Paranormal Pleasures of “Fargo” and “Twin Peaks”
Fifty Years After Bonnie and Clyde, Anything Can Happen: A Couple’s Tale
Still Burning Bright — Jeanne Moreau and Sam Shepard
“The Best Time of All” — 50 Years Later, “Monterey Pop” Flows On
William Carlos Williams and Jim Jarmusch in Paterson — The Poem as a Way of Life
Putting Poetry in Motion With Chuck Berry and Jim Jarmusch
Life, Death, and Cinema: Harry Baur Contains Multitudes in “Les Miserables”
Looking for Truth and Finding It in Ray McKinnon’s “Rectify”
Skating on Thin Ice in Shakespeare’s “Pericles” and Jacques Rivette’s “Paris”
Reimagining “Dr. Strangelove”: Twitter Storms and Doomsday in Post-Election America
“It’s Inescapable” — Two Hundred Summers Ago Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein
