Fall 2017
The Current Issue
Articles
Desegregating Hollywood: The Impact and Legacy of In the Heat of the Night
by Steve Ryfle
Sex, Violence and Adult Themes: The MPAA and the Birth of the Film Ratings System
by Thomas Doherty
Anatomy of the “Prick Flick”: Taking the Measure of Manly Movies
by J. E. Smyth
What This Magazine Means to Us and to Film Culture: Reflections on Fifty Years of Cineaste
The Movies That Defined a Year, and Every Year Since
History Delivered in Frames, and How One Thing Led to Another (Web Exclusive)
by Louis Menashe
Film Reviews
Lady Macbeth
Reviewed by Robert Koehler
War Machine (Preview)
Reviewed by Glenn Heath Jr.
Their Finest
Reviewed by Jonathan Murray
Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe
Reviewed by Darragh O'Donohue
Manifesto
Reviewed by Michael Sicinski
The Lovers
Reviewed by Aaron Cutler
Baby Driver (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Adam Nayman
Okja (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Rahul Hamid
Blade Runner 2049 (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Robert Cashill
Blu-ray and DVD Reviews
Blow-Up
Reviewed by Christopher Sharrett
His Girl Friday and The Front Page
Reviewed by David Sterritt
Death in the Garden
Reviewed by Julie Jones
Drunken Master and Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow
Reviewed by Robert Cashill
Three Brothers
Reviewed by Darragh O’Donoghue
The Young Pope (Preview)
Reviewed by Declan McGrath
Staff Recommendations: Behind the Door, The Fortune Cookie, Mifune: The Last Samurai, Tampopo, and Women on the Verge of a
Nervous Breakdown
Reviewed by Cineaste Editors
Good Morning (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Adam Bingham
Being There (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Sidney Gottlieb
Ghost World (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by David Sterritt
Seven Days in May (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Leonard Quart
The Loved One (Web Exclusive)
Reviewed by Darragh O’Donoghue
Interviews
Seeking the Truth About Raqqa: An Interview with Matthew Heineman
by Dennis West and Joan M. West
Posthandover Hong Kong Cinema: Co-Production, Censorship, and Chinese Democracy
Interviews with Johnnie To, Stanley Kwan,
Herman Yau, and Gordon Chan
by Gary Bettinson
Book Reviews
Jean Renoir: A Biography
Reviewed by Nicholas Macdonald
Hard-Boiled Hollywood: Crime and
Punishment in Postwar Los Angeles (Preview)
Reviewed by Adam Nayman
Opening Wednesday at a Theater
or Drive-in Near You: The Shadow
Cinema of the American ’70s
Reviewed by Jonathan Kirshner
We’ll Always Have Casablanca:
The Life, Legend, and Afterlife of
Hollywood’s Most Beloved Movie
Reviewed by Charles Maland
High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist
and the Making of an American Classic
Reviewed by J. E. Smyth
Cristi Puiu
Reviewed by Christoph Huber
The Boys in the Band: Flashpoints of
Cinema, History, and Queer Politics
Reviewed by Matthew Hays
Ben Wheatley: Confusion and Change
Reviewed by John Hill
Departments
Editorial
50th Anniversary Donation Form
The Seattle International Film Festival (Web Exclusive)
by Dennis West
International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (Web Exclusive)
by Jared Rapfogel
Contributors
Short Takes