New York Times film critic A.O. Scott recommends the collected writings of film critic Otis Ferguson, a pioneer of the language of film criticism and advocate for all the types of labor that go into filmmaking.
Intelligent. Optimistic. Curious.
Film, Television, Games
When you talk about people's personalities, he says, there's not many things more interesting than what they really want and can't get.
If everyone’s a critic online, does it mean that cultural criticism doesn’t matter anymore?
After suffering a terrible concussion, game designer Jane McGonigal created a game to help her feel better. In the years since, it's helped nearly half a million other people overcome depression, anxiety and other mood disorders.
How a brush with cancer inspired three brothers — Sam, Seth and Adam Coster — to build a bigger game.
John Waters might not be an ideal role model— so why let him give a commencement address?
Filmmaker Laura Stewart on how being filmed affects documentary subjects, and how that affects the truth you can tell.
"Twin Peaks" co-creator Mark Frost takes a deep dive into the history of the strange Pacific Northwest town and its surreal residents in “The Secret History of Twin Peaks.”
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