Long-form, slow film criticism in Bulgarian that examines the political, economic and material layers behind contemporary experimental cinema. Each issue is an essay-style piece on specific films, festivals and filmmakers, with attention to how places and institutions shape the work.
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Film and culture criticism, commentary and reporting from critic Soraya Nadia McDonald, including festival and theater reviews, personal tributes and occasional roundups of notable reading. Readers get a critic's informed perspective on new films and cultural and social issues.
A film critic with four decades of experience reviews movies in theaters and on demand, with star ratings and pop culture commentary. Readers get opinionated, well-informed critiques and context about new releases.
Dr Kate Fitzgerald writes personal, essayistic pieces linking neurodivergence and horror, from film criticism of Bugonia's autistic character to reflections on grief, her late father's art, and classic horror. The newsletter suits readers interested in disability representation in film and literary-minded horror writing.
A personal newsletter from a writer who blends film criticism, such as a review of "You Can See Everything", with long-form computing history, currently a multi-part series on Xerox PARC and the early Apple graphical interface. Readers get thoughtful, footnoted essays that mix personal voice with archival detail.
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