Browsing: Film

WNYC’s Radiolab and filmmaker trio Everynone explore the fundamental dualities of human existence in a poetic split-screen short film.

In a rare 1964 BBC interview, the iconic film director shares priceless insights on the psychology of fear, the gender balance of audiences, and ratio of intuition vs. calculation in cinema.

Remarkable short documentary from 1968, animated by iconic designer Saul Bass and alluringly subtitled “a series of explorations, episodes & comments on creativity.”

Nearly 3 decades ago, Sagan touches on a number of today’s most critical issues, from international politics to our dependence on fossil fuels, as he explores the universe and our place within it.

A symbolic moment of peace, grace, and humility amidst one of humanity’s most violent and disgraceful events.

A fascinating documentary about Walt Disney’s goodwill tour across South America at the peak of WWII.

A beautifully hand-illustrated, simply yet eloquently narrated visual poem on the art of being alone

“None but the dead are permitted to tell the truth.”

An epic tome about the film that never happened, making Kubrick’s ambitious work on “Napoleon” available to the world for the first time as 10 books that live inside one giant volume.

39 years after sneaking into John Lennon’s hotel room to get an interview, Jerry Levitan offers the legend’s words as brilliant animation scored by Lennon’s voice.