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The Varieties of Religious Experience

Matt Brennan·
Issue 40: Faith
This is the work of The Leftovers, The Americans, and Rectify, three TV series that treat the total reaction, and not simply the doctrine. Read More

This Is Where I Have Been Living

Kelsey Ford·
Issue 19: Reflections on 2014
The beginning of 2014 could not have been metaphorically kinder to me. The morning of January first, I made a continental landing on Antarctica. I climbed an untouched, pure white glacier and perched on a rock at the top. An iceberg calved and bounced into the bay beneath me. A... Read More

These Things Matter

Brianna Ashby·
Issue 1: Beginnings
You will find...a pouch containing the ticket stubs from all of the concerts my husband and I have seen together, as well as the ticket stubs from all of the movies. Read More

Prowling for You: On Watching Sex Scenes as a Woman

Jeva Lange·
Issue 49: Sex
Ecstasy (1933)
There are very few sex scenes made for skin-hungry female eyes. Such a thing is not supposed to exist. We are not supposed to exist. Read More

Talk This Way

Zosha Millman·
Issue 29: Lenses
Coded into our inflections and pronunciations are our experiences of race, gender, class—life. Read More

Seeing Ghosts

Alissa Wilkinson·
Issue 27: Paris
The ghosts of film past are everywhere in Paris, I imagine, and I want to hunt them down. Read More

Parental Misguidance

Michelle Buchman·
Issue 5: Halloween
Zombie films always held a special place in my childhood. Read More

Does My Mother Dream of Electric Sheep?

Alex Dabertin·
Issue 35: Sci-Fi
I have begun to suspect that boys who grew up with mothers like mine—or responsible grown men who have made their way through a world inhabited by mothers like mine—have started making movies reflective of that experience. Read More

Laughing All the Way

Chad Perman·
Issue 23: Funny Bones
Growing up with, and connecting through, '80s comedies. Read More

The Two Christians

Soraya Roberts·
Issue 37: Steven Spielberg
Christian Slater is binary. He is both a one and a zero. There is him, then there is the him inside him. Read More

For the Unlikely Heroes of Apocalypse Movies

Leslie Jamison·
Issue 12: The End of the World
Let everyone perish. Let no one live. Read More

Stranger In A Very Slightly Strange Land

Charles Bramesco·
FestivalsIssue 29: Lenses
Charles Bramesco attends TIFF. Read More
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