Reviews and articles from Esther Rosenfield
While the question of the artistic value of video games has always been a pointless and self-indulgent one, it’s hard to deny the impact of that ongoing debate on game productions from all levels of the industry. From the smallest independent creations to the most sprawling corporate behemoths, we see the same apparent insecurity, the … Continue reading Cinema Bars
It always rankles a little when someone draws a direct comparison between film (particularly documentary film) and memory. Memory is by its nature mutable and fluid. It changes with time, reshaped by its attached emotional context. Film, on the other hand, is static. While it can never be fully objective, its images cannot change once … Continue reading Patron Request: ‘Cameraperson’
This review was based on a request from one of my patrons on Patreon! For $3 a month, you can request a film for me to write about and support the work that I do. If you’d like to do that, visit my Patreon and become a patron! It’s hard to come up with something … Continue reading Patron Request: ‘And God Said to Cain…’
This article was based on a request from one of my patrons on ko-fi. For $3, you can recommend a film for me to watch and write an article about! Visit this link if interested! For all its retrospective acclaim, The New World is still seen as sort of a forgotten middle child in Terrence … Continue reading Ko-Fi Request: ‘The New World’
