Tag: kentjones
Locarno 2018 Review: DIANE, Humane and Melancholic Drama About Aging and Mortality
Kent Jones, an American documentary filmmaker and director of the New York Film Festival, who is also behind the bio-doc Hitchcock/Truffaut and the documentary A Letter to Elia, which he co-directed with Martin Scorcese, makes a move to fiction filmmaking. Diane, executive...
Review: HITCHCOCK/TRUFFAUT Is A Cinephile's Wet Dream
We all know that everything has a meaning in a Hitchcock film - gesture, pose, framing, inanimate objects, camera movements, architecture, everything. It's layers upon layers of these cinematic elements that make his films stand the test of time....
Melbourne 2013 Review: JIMMY P, A Psychoanalytical Slog
Director Arnaud Desplechin is a labelled auteur and no stranger to cognitive dissonance. His latest feature, direct from Cannes continues, his inquiry into the mind, but given the previous efforts, it is inexcusable how utterly dull Jimmy P is. The...