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In Fredric Jameson's death, we have lost one of the most important Marxist cultural critics on the twentieth century. Terry Eagleton reflects here on Jameson's humility, generosity, and unrivalled erudition.

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We love you, David Lynch. ❤️ Goodnight to a truly once-in-a-lifetime artist, who not only changed cinema forever but altered how we experience the world and showed us what it really means to dream. No more blue tomorrows.

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R.I.P. Peter Watkins (1935–2025)

RIP Frank Gehry, you were every engineer’s nightmare.

Béla Tarr, 1955-2026 🤍

A rare case where a 96-year-old filmmaker’s death feels tragic because they had so much more left to do

RIP Frederick Wiseman

Today we also say goodbye to the great Frederick Wiseman, who passed away at 96. One of America’s greatest documentary filmmakers, with a career spanning over five decades, including ‘Titicut Follies’ (1967), ‘High School’ (1968), ‘Welfare’ (1975), or ‘National Gallery’ (2014).

Go well, Frederick Wiseman.