The Accidents and Instincts That Brought Six Golden Lion Winners Fame
These filmmaker biographies and memoirs span decades and continents, but return repeatedly to the same question: how does personal history shape what ends up on the screen?
Akira Kurosawa
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Post-Chiarini, the Venice Film Festival Nearly Faded into Obscurity. One Man Revived It.
Carlo Lizzani rebuilt the festival's reputation in part by rejecting the divide between experimental and commercial cinema, a radical move that helped it regain its international standing.
Two Curators On How the National Museum of Asian Art’s “Staging the Supernatural” Came to Be
The idea for the exhibition can be traced back more than fifteen years but was buoyed into reality more recently by two major acquisitions by the NMAA.
