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Film

A dispatch from Marrakech Film Festival—part 2

A dispatch from Marrakech Film Festival—part 1

Lucila Safdie’s Wanda-inspired watchlist

What to expect from the 2024 Marrakech Film Festival

A film lover’s guide to food movies

From gluttonous buffets to quiet and pensive family meals that expose the loves and tragedies of humanity, eating is a way of expression that is sometimes at the core of the cinematic experience. Below, Chris Cotonou and Luke Georgiades offer up a serving of 9 films that in one way or another tap into food’s ability to bring people together.

The creaturely universe of Andrea Arnold

The Seed of the Sacred Fig review—a timely thriller on the oppressive nature of theocracy

Mohammad Rasoulof's latest is a thrilling portrait portrait of an Iranian family caught up in a moment of volatile political rupture.

2073 review—Chris Marker’s La Jetée updated for a society of surveillance

Tampopo sex scene

The Tampopo guide to eating ramen

Japanese master Juzo Itami’s 1985 cult “ramen western” marries death, sex, and food together in one large and satiating cinematic broth. The result is a transcendental meditation on the joys of eating.

Life as art: Kim Min-hee in the films of Hong Sang-soo