Screen Play
This column investigates the representation of sports and athletics in the cinema and the intersection of active and passive viewership this relationship creates.
By Daniel Witkin
| December 1, 2022
The soccer highlight video has proliferated. Whether 90 seconds or 10-plus minutes, these little portraits of players are essential for fans who try to keep up with the game in all its inexhaustible intricacies . . . They also have an aesthetic of their own, with their own characteristic music, montage, and mise-en-scène.
By A.G. Sims
| May 27, 2022
One unifying concept ties it all together, Faraut believes, and that is the idea of time and the ability of a good director and a good tennis player to sculpt within it. His ideas are deeply rooted in the theories of Serge Daney.