Chronovisor
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- Oct 7, 2026
I too have spent too much time reading creepy things while listening to Holst
David SimsFeb 3, 2026Chronovisor places so much emphasis on the act of reading, employing techniques reminiscent of David Gatten and Michael Snow (particularly SO IS THIS). While this is thrilling in and of itself, what elevates the act is how it places us into the headspace of Béatrice Courte,…
Joshua Minsoo KimSep 10, 2026avant-mumblecore National Treasure, resonant for that euphoric feeling in academia of finding the one citation that pulls it all together but then questioning yourself for days after turning it in — the best type of new movie, where it feels like you’re seeing something be…
Justin LaLiberty - Sep 23, 2026
Watched this on a COLD, DARK FALL EVENING, carrying three books for research and accompanied by my bookish husband. Felt sooooo good, man. Cinema tingles. Also, women diving into the archives is one of my favorite subgenres.
KYKOct 9, 2026the best horror movie of the year. blisteringly smart, studied film that confronts you with a barrage of text (based on real magazine articles, interviews, books, documents, etc, some translated into English) without ever overwhelming you and who’s tremendously mythic,…
coffeeOct 6, 2026words on a page can be so cinematic, enrapturing, all-consuming. research cinema!
iana - Sep 4, 2026
Made me think of Prince of Darkness
Adam NaymanSep 21, 2026I'm gonna love any movie that spends time showing a destroyed VHS tape being repaired. The whole thing made me all nostalgic for the feeling of spending hours in my high school library, going down rabbit holes, discovering books because they were listed in other books, and…
albertbirneyFeb 2, 2026The best and most original new film I’ve seen this year so far. If you’re into historicist and epistemological films like Gatten’s and also paranoid techno-social queries like Cronenberg’s, and you like Vatican conspiracy stories as a guilty pleasure, this will be candy for…
Alex Fields