Saul Austerlitz teaches a course at New York University on writing about American comedy. He’s certainly qualified, having written a very good book, “Another Fine Mess,” on the subject. But the movie ...
The turning point in W.G. Sebald’s latest novel, “Austerlitz,” comes when the title character wanders into the disused Ladies Waiting Room at the Liverpool Street Station in London sometime in the ...
The latest documentary from the much-acclaimed Sergei Loznitsa looks at visitors to the sites of former Nazi death camps. By Neil Young Few filmmakers have ever segued back and forth between fiction ...
On January 23, 2024, Napoleon was nominated for three Oscars. Be sure to read our review. Napoleon Bonaparte became the ruler of France at age 30, conquered most of Europe before he was 40, and died ...
Denis Lavant (“Holy Motors”) stars as the hero of W.G. Sebald’s last novel By Jordan Mintzer austerlitz Still - H 2015 In her essay on the late German author W.G. Sebald, Susan Sontag began with the ...
The sitcom is an endangered species. Nielsen reported that just one sitcom was among the top ten regularly scheduled programs last year—and even this was unusual. And unlike in the past, when popular ...
The night was freezing cold. The hard ground shrouded in mist. By dawn the soldiers were on the move. It was 2 December 1805 and just outside what is now Brno, 3 mighty armies were about to fight one ...
A Jewish scholar crisscrosses Europe as he searches for his forgotten past, with the journey taking him to the edge of his limits. The book is considered one of the most important works of post-WWII ...
Saul Austerlitz teaches a course at New York University on writing about American comedy. He’s certainly qualified, having written a very good book, “Another Fine Mess,” on the subject. But the movie ...
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