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Rainer Fassbinder Retrospective (Nearly) Over At The American Cinematheque

June 11, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

What a pleasure it has been to wallow in the 16-film Fassbinder retrospective this past two weeks. For various reasons it’s not been easy to see his films in the theater, but now that distributers Janus hold this selection of (very nice) subtitled prints, one can hope that they’ll resurface more frequently.   The second […]

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A Stupendous Weekend of Fassbinder at The American Cinematheque – More To Come

June 4, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

  We’re halfway through the American Cinematheque’s wonderful Fassbinder retrospective, and if it’s demonstrated one thing, it’s that a Fassbinder double bill is a hell of a lot of cinema. His work rate was so prolific that one would assume a film here and there to have been merely tossed off. Some of them were, […]

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