febrero 2021

“TATTOO: 1730s-1970s. Henk Schiffmacher’s Private Collection” is strong on the presentation of images, but says very little about their meaning.

by David Carrier21 hours ago

Support Hyperallergic’s independentLeer más »A Tattoo Artist’s History of Tattoos

Slumber Party Massacre

by Jim Hemphillin Filmmakingon Feb 26, 2021

Amy Holden Jones, Buried Alive, Frank Darabont, Otto Preminger, Rosebud, Slumber Party Massacre

No director of the classical Hollywood studio era capitalized on hot-button socialLeer más »Rosebud, Buried Alive and the Women Filmmakers of New World Pictures: Jim Hemphill’s Home Video Recommendations

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

by Martin Johnsonin Directors, Filmmaking, Interviewson Feb 23, 2021

Chadwick Boseman, Denzel Washington, George C. Wolfe, Jelly Roll Morton, Lanford Wilson, Viola Davis

Black music. White privilege. Chicago. 1927. What could possibly goLeer más »“… Once a Person’s Voice is Captured, They are Expendable”: Director George C. Wolfe on the Musical Histories of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Khaite FW21 from sean baker on Vimeo.

by Scott Macaulayin Filmmaker Videoson Feb 27, 2021

Khaite, Sean Baker, Sean Price Williams

Inspired, he says, by Walter Hill and, as obvious from the title treatment, The Warriors title designer DanLeer más »Watch: Sean Baker’s Short Film for Khaite’s Fall ’21 Collection

She’s probably best known for her Emmy-Nominated performance as FBI secretary Martha Hanson on FX’s critically acclaimed series The Americans, and now Alison Wright has breathedLeer más »Back to One, Episode 143: Alison Wright