June 13, 2022   •   By Erik Morse

— Gilles Deleuze, Cinema 2: The Time-Image

— Robert Lowell, “The Ruins of Time”

A Circle of Love: Remembering Abbey Lincoln in “Nothing But a Man” (1964)

Matthew Eng recalls Abbey Lincoln’s intertwining legacies as singer, actress, and Black radical....

The Disciplined Work of Being a Human Being: A Conversation with Actress and Artist Sheila Vand

Erik Morse interviews Iranian American actress and performance artist Sheila Vand....

A Lure for the Devil: On James Gunn’s “Deadlier than the Male” and Gilles Deleuze’s “The Philosophy of Crime Novels”

Sean Carswell talks about Gilles Deleuze's favorite noir novel, a forgotten book that parodies the genre....

Une Française à Los Angeles: Remembering Agnès Varda

There are many ways to remember Agnès Varda — I will remember her time as an L.A. outsider and the first memories of the city that she gave me....

Jonathan Alexander plumbs the joys of cruising as well as the ethical binds that attend looking at the bodies of others and being looked at in return....

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