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Winter 2022: Volume 76, Number 2
Interviews: Grace Lee and Jon-Sesrie Goff Dossier: The New Disability Media Festival Reports: Il Cinema Ritrovato, Telluride Columns: Yellowstone, Latin American Feminist Horror, and the New Real World Page Views: Jean Ma's Sleepy Cinema
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Fall 2022: Volume 76, Number 1
Interview: Karim Aïnouz Madame Satã at Twenty A Night of Knowing Nothing Refugee Narratives—Before Flee Insomnia of a Serial Dreamer Page Views: Lynn Spigel Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Cannes Film Festival at Seventy-Five Columns: Dementia, Close-Ups, Julia Child
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Summer 2022: Volume 75, Number 4
Hong Kong’s New Documentary Vernacular Bodily Drama in Tsai Ming-Liang’s Days Women Auteurs, Western Promises Factory Farms in Cow and Gunda Passing, Social Issue Films, and the Beautiful Colombia Enchanted in Memoria and Encanto Sundance Film Festival Page Views: Queer African Cinemas
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Spring 2022: Volume 75, Number 3
Sky Hopinka's Visual Sovereignty Bad Trans Objects, Redeemed Interview: Wayne Wang The Politics of Parallel Mothers Interview: Pascale Ferran Hollywood's Movie Theatre Empire Latin American Non-Fiction A Critical Representation Theory Ingmar Bergman as Genre Remake
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Winter 2021: Volume 75, Number 2
Dossier: the Resilient Spring of Arab Cinema, Ten Years After The Underground Railroad Roundtable and Barry Jenkins Interviewed Irony in the Trump Era Festivals: Black Star, Telluride Latin American Animation, White Lotus, Scrolling Ennui, Union Organizing on TV
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Fall 2021: Volume 75, Number 1
Garrett Bradley’s Poetics Rethinking Feminist Anger Pandemic Binge-watching Pacific Film Archive at Fifty The Black Gentrification Film Latin American Dystopias The Man Who Sold his Skin Page Views: Cinematic TV
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Summer 2021: Volume 74, Number 4
Documentary's Radical Unreal The Antipodal in Argentine Documentary Women and Work in South Korean Cinema Death in Venice at Fifty Special Focus on "Small Axe" Sundance Report Remembering Walter Bernstein
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Spring 2021: Volume 74, Number 3
The New Butch Middlebrow Streaming Streets: Hong Kong's Digital Media Helena Ignez, Brazil's Unknown Superstar Mediterranean Border Crossings Interview with Michelle Porte Churails: Revenge and Censorship Queer Revolutionary Docs, From Puto to Bixa Lucia Nagib's Realist Cinema
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Winter 2020: Volume 74, Number 2
Dossier on the New Brazilian Cinema: Aesthetics and Emergencies from Lula to Dilma to Bolsonarismo Dawn Hudson's Documentaries and Civil Rights History Michaela Coel's I May Destroy You Latin American's Women's Pictures Page Views: the Ethics of Appropriation
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The New Aesthetics of Discovery and Emergency in the New Brazilian Cinema
B Ruby Rich and João Luiz Vieira survey recent trends in contemporary Brazilian cinema.