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Questioning Zionism
Defense of Bertolucci: #MeToo and “Last Tango in Paris”
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
What the fuck am I doing in this theater? On Darren Paul Fisher's "Popcorn"
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
“Goodbye, Dragon Inn”: On the afterlife of cinema house culture
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
Notes on Kira Muratova's Asthenic Syndrome
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
"Christiane F.," or how that chic alienation was the site of a death trip
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
Thoughts on Monica Vitti in Red Desert
William HeidbrederAugust 18, 2025Comment
Spielberg between kitsch and great comedy: America celebrated and criticized
William HeidbrederFebruary 24, 2024Comment
Andrzej Wajda interviews Lech Walesa in "Walesa: Man of Hope"
William HeidbrederFebruary 20, 2023Comment
Transgression at the end of its line: On Czech director Jiri Menzel's 1966 Oscar-winning film "Closely Watched Trains"
William HeidbrederJanuary 30, 2023Comment
Note on "Last Tango in Paris" and Pauline Kael's misreading of it
William HeidbrederJanuary 23, 2023Comment
Thoughts after seeing the Laura Poitras film, “All the beauty and the bloodshed” 
William HeidbrederDecember 22, 2022Comment
Martin MacDonagh's "The Banshees of Inisherin": Agonistic friendship as allegory of civil war
William HeidbrederDecember 3, 2022Comment
Fassbinder's "anti-semitism" and political incorrectness: A defense
William HeidbrederNovember 5, 2022Comment
The trouble with "Film as a Subversive Art"
William HeidbrederNovember 2, 2022Comment
That impossible lucid object of desire: England in the Sixties and "Billy Liar"
William HeidbrederAugust 4, 2022Comment
A working class hero is an admirably fucked up thing to be: Lindsay Anderson’s “This Sporting Life”
William HeidbrederAugust 4, 2022Comment
What is at stake in today's liberal protests? "Blue Island" as posing the question
William HeidbrederMay 2, 2022Comment
Republic of excellence or reign of terror? Images of France in Audrey Diwan’s “Happening” (l‘Événement)
William HeidbrederMay 2, 2022Comment
Bergman's "The Shame": On the horrors of being in a war as a civilian
William HeidbrederApril 18, 2022Comment
Love and socialism: On Fassbinder's politics, a response to Jacobin magazine
William HeidbrederFebruary 13, 2022Comment
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