Kelly Reichardt creates a moving meditation on open space with 'Meek's Cutoff.'
Kelly Reichardt creates a moving meditation on open space with 'Meek's Cutoff.'
Kelly Reichardt creates a moving meditation on open space with 'Meek's Cutoff.'
Elliot Lavine speaks of noir, noirishness, and the series of potent, paranoid, and often genre-busting classics he brings to the Roxie.
Elliot Lavine speaks of noir, noirishness, and the series of potent, paranoid, and often genre-busting classics he brings to the Roxie.
Elliot Lavine speaks of noir, noirishness, and the series of potent, paranoid, and often genre-busting classics he brings to the Roxie.
Marc Capelle's ode to Westerns and Buddy films as well as noteworthy festival scores.
A film from 1961, The Exiles is a long-in-making unvarnished look at 12 hours in the lives of a group of American Indians who have come to Los Angeles.
A series of films at SFMOMA present an outsiders take on the outmoded American staple, the Western.
A series of films at SFMOMA present an outsiders take on the outmoded American staple, the Western.
Tears of the Black Tiger is Thai eye candy, an exercise pastiche where color just about leaps off the screen, and a star-crossed love story.
The new western isn't really about violence, it's about Myth, in a symbolic, sort of Old Testament-meets-Sergio Leone way.