Articles and Reviews

John Moses

Hollywood Comes Home from War
January 10

“Miracle of Rare Device”: The British Romantics in Film
December 09

John Moses’ top films of 2008
January 09

Fresno Filmmakers Beware
January 07

Art House Redux

‘Emmett Till’ in Context: Notes on African-American Cinema
February 06

Closely Watched Films: The Czech New Wave
July 05

Filmworks: Three Years and Counting
March 05

“That’s Armenia”
December 04

Hollywood in the UK: The Battle for British Screens
September 04

The Enduring Power of Film Noir
July 04

Playing with Time
April 04

Asia’s Newest “New Wave”
November 03

Film Literacy
September 03

Cinema Nôvo and Brazilian Film Today
February 03

Jim Piper

The Great Democratization of the Short Film
February 10

Buried Cinema: Films from Palestine
December 09

Thoughts on “Pop Culture”
November 09

Off-Beat and Small-Scale Political Comedy Films
October 09

Political films: fact and fiction
September 09

Film forum: Poverty films command attention for dreams, resolve
June 09

Film Forum: Realism meets the everyday in these classic ‘folk films’
May 09

Jim Piper’s top films of 2008
January 09

Film Forum: Lelouch lives in neo-noir, a thinking person’s thriller
August 08

Film Forum: Four more films with Tautou — three wonderful, one maybe not
July 08

Film forum: Films cast Holocaust stories in humane, different ways
June 08

Film Forum: Sayles excels as America’s true indie filmmaker
March 08

Film Forum: Political docs are best when facts are focused
February 08

Jim Piper’s Top Films of 2007
December 07

Filmworks bids fond farewell to The Movies
November 07