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Posts by Chuck Pickerill
MJ’s @supershah10.bsky.social says, “The impact YI YI has on cinema and its filmmakers—past, present, and possible future—is virtuous.”
Interesting review. I have enjoyed Romvari’s short films, really looking forward to catching her first feature.
Individual tickets and festival passes are now on sale for the 13th Chicago Critics Film Festival, May 1-7, 2026 at @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social!
Get yours now: musicboxtheatre.com/series-and-f...
“The best thing about Cannes is the unknown. There’s almost certainly a masterpiece or two in here. Come back in May to find out which one(s),” writes @briantallerico.bsky.social about the first selections of the Cannes Film Festival. Read the full list here:
Happy Easter from the Music Box Theatre🐰
Rabbits from Inland Empire. Three rabbits stand in a dimly lit room with teal walls. One figure, dressed in a suit, stands near the door, while another, in a pink dress, is seen from behind at a table. A third one, in a light shirt and brown pants, sits on a couch.
Morning🐰🖤
David Lynch's INLAND EMPIRE (2006) • Now playing on the Criterion Channel
I'll support a request to bring back the 70-80 minute pre-codes!
We have a new feature at the Globe called ONE SPECIAL THING where anyone can write about something in the arts that they passionately adore. My turn in the barrel is all about the Looney Tunes cartoons, specifically those that feature Bugs Bunny.
www.bostonglobe.com/2026/04/02/a...
I agree. I've always been a fan of the vinegar-based sauce!
UNC Tar Heels branded BBQ sauce? That can't be good!
So sorry, Marya. My condolences.
Awesome! Congratulations!
Screw the James Beard finalists, you deserve to be #1!
I’m guest programming the Must-Watch Indies series at FACETS starting in April! Each month I’ll be programming indie films that are singular works made outside the Hollywood studio system. My first slate of films starts screening on April 11th!
🎟️ Tickets and showtimes: facets.org/portfolio-ca... 🍿
Interviewing Sandra Hüller for this cover was a proud day. She revealed things about her process that she normally keeps to herself. "You're doing a job on me!!" she said playfully. Asked how I became a journalist, and told me it was clearly what I was meant to do.
THIS is where it all begins. #OpeningDay
This is a fascinating read. Another reminder that noir situations are timeless.
At my place, a foray into modern true crime, with digressions into old fictional crime:
The Film Noir Fate of Kouri Richins (no paywall) open.substack.com/pub/selfstyl...
Your watch game is on point this morning!
Y'all. . .it's been a year. Literally a year since Miss Fanny almost died from her heart attack and the world has come back for our necks. Literally my neck. Fanny got ringworm and gave me the ringworm. With our medical/cleaning fees. . . my savings are wiped out. Any help would be appreciated.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️
#FilmNoir Odd Man Out (1947)
hasn't Jafar Panahi been through enough
Probably the most amazing image of the night, Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi forced to go to the Oscars while the US wages war on his home & people, only to encounter Shark Tank MAGA dipshit Kevin O’Leary, then looks at him like Blade looks at a vampire.
"there is no best among them, there is just the mood that day." hell yeah PTA the cinephile #Oscars
Oscar Sunday meets Silent Sundays, so I’m looking back at the first Oscars ceremony where F.W. Murnau’s SUNRISE: A SONG OF TWO HUMANS (1927) became the first, and only, film to the win the Oscar for Best Unique and Artistic Picture!
Read: oldfilmsflicker.substack.com/p/sunrise-fw...
Morning ☕ 💕
THE PASSIONATE FRIENDS (1949) • Now playing on the Criterion Channel in our Yearning collection!
In this week's guide: Annemarie Jacir, Agnès Varda, Brittany Shyne, Amy Wang’s SLANTED, Lina Wertmüller, an experimental short with donkeys, an Iranian doc about archiving as a form of resistance, and three experimental Palestinian short films.
As Silent Sundays and International Women’s Day collide, a look back at the life and work of Alice Guy-Blaché, The Mother of Cinema
Read: oldfilmsflicker.substack.com/p/alice-guy-...