Robert Altman's Short Cuts is not only one of the more enticing films of the fruitful nineties, but also a…
By Sven Mikulec The neo-noir boxing drama that finally reinstated John Huston on the road of financial success after…
A Countess from Hong Kong (1967) was Charlie Chaplin’s final film and one of only two that he directed but…
Every Frame a Painting’s Tony Zhou has published a video you simply have to see. In his eight-minute analysis of…
The Master of Suspense himself, who is interviewed extensively here, shares stories including his deep-seated fear of policemen, elaborates on…
Of his directorial debut, acclaimed director David Fincher summarised to The Digital Bits: “Alien 3 was flawed from its inception…
By Sven Mikulec In an interview he gave to American Film in 1978, legendary director Frank Capra talks about…
A small, powerful book of significant thoughts on filmmaking: Robert Bresson's Notes on the Cinematograph (NOTE: Out-of-print; available November 8, 2016). “Bresson…
The Cinematographer’s camera angles for the crop dusting sequence from Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest. All 61 bullet points (above)…
Alfred Hitchcock is a master of mise en scène. His films are so much fun to analyze because there are…