Books! Elaine May, Susan Seidelman, Griffin Dunne, Neil Jordan, Robert Bresson, Chris Marker, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Ian Christie … criterion.com/current/posts/…

Ten years ago, we wheatpasted this poster all over Berlin and launched a scrappy film zine. A massive thank-you to all the filmmakers, writers and collaborators who joined us along the way, and to all our wonderful readers for getting us this far. Here’s to ten more years!

Lovely, lengthy review of Dennis Lim’s book Tale of Cinema.

for Cha: An Asian Literary Journal: I wrote about the films of Hong Sang-soo and Dennis Lim's TALE OF CINEMA (Fireflies Press)! Dive in to get a sneak peek of A TRAVELLER'S NEEDS and a look into how it felt to read this spectacular work of criticism: chajournal.blog/2024/08/11/tal…

“Nothing like the banal, ‘relatable’ celebrities of today, Ingrid Caven is a celestial creature of glorious artifice and terrible glamour: a rupture, a fantasy, a visitant.” Erika Balsom from INGRID CAVEN: I AM FICTION (Fireflies Press) Los Angeles Review of Books — lareviewofbooks.org/article/meteor…

"... Ingrid Caven is a celestial creature of glorious artifice and terrible glamour: a rupture, a fantasy, a visitant." Los Angeles Review of Books share a new essay by Erika Balsom, excerpted from Fireflies Press's monograph “Ingrid Caven: I Am a Fiction." lareviewofbooks.org/article/meteor…

NYC! Our weekend-long celebration of Ingrid Caven kicks off tonight Anthology Film Archives! Tomorrow, join us for a reception from 8:30pm, ahead of the 9:15 screening of Daniel Schmid's star Caven vehicle, the sublime La Paloma (1974) anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_screening…

Last day to catch these. It doesn't get any better than Mother Küsters Goes to Heaven! Only a total nitwit would skip seeing this 🚨MASTERPIECE🚨 on 35mm!

Barcelona!

“Caven emerges as a bringer rather than a receiver of meanings, an active repository, perhaps, of all that she has experienced and absorbed.” Terrific review of our Ingrid Caven book in the new Sight and Sound magazine Get the book here: firefliespress.com/Ingrid-Caven

"A compelling close reading of what it means to be captivated and captured." Lovely review of Christine Smallwood's book La Captive by @HannahB40843697 for hyperallergic. hyperallergic.com/958868/when-wr…

NBCC Emerging Critics Fellow @HannahB40843697 reviewed Christine Smallwood's "La Captive" for hyperallergic: buff.ly/48qXudO