A Few Underpinnings of the New Iranian Cinema Jonathan Rosenbaum July 2002 Feature Articles Issue 21 Raising key social observations, Rosenbaum throws a new perspective on this national cinema.
Nicholas Ray Jonathan Rosenbaum July 2002 Great Directors Issue 21 b. Raymond Nicholas Kienzle b. August 7, 1911, Galesville, Wisconsin, USA. d. June 16, 1979, New York City, USA. filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources That Nicholas Ray's...
Prologue – Movie Mutations, Spanish, 2002 Jonathan Rosenbaum May 2002 Feature Articles Issue 20 Issue 20 An introduction to the Spanish publication of the Movie Mutations letters 1997-2002.
Reflections on September 11 and its Aftermath Jonathan Rosenbaum November 2001 Terror, Disaster, Cinema and Reality - A Symposium Issue 17 Like many other Americans lately, I've been scared – but like only some Americans, I've been scared both of Middle Eastern terrorists and those whom I regard as American terrorists, almost in equal measure....
Abbas Kiarostami: A Dialogue Between the Authors Jonathan Rosenbaum November 2001 Abbas Kiarostami Issue 17 Saeed-Vafa and Rosenbaum discuss the singularity of Kiarostami and general problems of cross-cultural criticism and interpretation.
Jonathan Rosenbaum on Serge Daney Jonathan Rosenbaum April 2001 Film Critics Issue 13 In this insightful essay, Rosenbaum pays tribute to the late, great Serge Daney.
Intense Materialism: Too Soon, Too Late Jonathan Rosenbaum May 2000 Retrospective: Jeune, dure et pure ! Issue 6 This essay is included in the catalogue for Jeune, dure et pure ! Une histoire du cinéma d'avant-garde et expérimental en France, sous la direction de Nicole Brenez et Christian Lebrat, Paris-Milan,...
Is Ozu Slow? Jonathan Rosenbaum March 2000 Feature Articles Issue 4 American critic Jonathan Rosenbaum examines what it means to describe a film as "slow", particularly in relation to Japanese culture and the films of Ozu.
