Ryland Walker Knight created the blog VINYL IS HEAVY, lives in New York City, loves movies and laughing. He also likes the art of Vinho Verde wines, silver Tequilas and the buttery melt of Hamachi belly sushi, among other delicacies. His work can be found at The House Next Door, The Auteurs' Notebook, Reverse Shot, freeNIKES! and at Art+Culture: Film, where he acts as Managing Editor.
Much to the admiration and gratitude of New York cinephiles such as yours truly (that is, young and urban and eager), BAMcinématek in Brooklyn has been running a retrospective of Carl Theodor Dreyer films during the second half of March. Beginning with a sold-out screening of The Passion of Joan of Arc and continuing through [...]
A wife wins her unwitting freedom in the form of a camera before she finds herself behind the limits of her marriage. A husband refuses to look beyond himself, to see that the siren song no longer calls him. A marriage continues to spawn new lives, to add its frailty and its weight, its babies [...]
Ryland Walker Knight assesses the Valentine’s Day offerings at Film Forum’s BREADLINES AND CHAMPAGNE series.
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