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Daniel Kasman

Daniel Kasman

Verified

Content Director, Notebook

New York

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beauty, comics, race & politics, women's issues fashion, TV/film, sports, parenting plus size lifestyle, body positivity,Events, food books and graphic novels, CBD, art and entertainment, fine art

Doesn’t Cover

Sports. But you never know... Maybe if I come across a really crazy story...

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Total articles 166

  • Berlinale Dispatch: Size Doesn’t Matter

    By Daniel Kasman Verified| Notebook Verified The festival is shrinking, and that may be a good thing. The Berlin International Film Festival is shrinking. Not in the number of films shown—in fact, like Toronto and Rotterdam, it would greatly benefit from judicious slimming—but in the grandeur of its selection. The “big” films at Berlinale—in terms of stars, major auteurs, visionary scope, fervid anticipation—seem fewer each year, as most vie, for promotional reasons, to premiere at Cannes or Venice. This is perfectly fine.

    By Daniel Kasman Verified · Notebook

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • TIFF Dispatch: The Cinema Is a House

    By Daniel Kasman Verified| Notebook Verified The cinema is a house. Part of the beauty and potential of this house is that it is at once material and metaphorical. The projection of a film onto a screen always denotes a living space around it, whether physical walls and roof or a more nebulous zone, as outdoors under a night sky. This space is inclusive of some things and exclusive of others; its center looks different than its perimeter.

    By Daniel Kasman Verified · Notebook

    Sep. 19, 2024

  • Berlinale Dispatch: Size Doesn’t Matter

    By Daniel Kasman Verified| Notebook Verified The festival is shrinking, and that may be a good thing. The Berlin International Film Festival is shrinking. Not in the number of films shown—in fact, like Toronto and Rotterdam, it would greatly benefit from judicious slimming—but in the grandeur of its selection. The “big” films at Berlinale—in terms of stars, major auteurs, visionary scope, fervid anticipation—seem fewer each year, as most vie, for promotional reasons, to premiere at Cannes or Venice. This is perfectly fine.

    By Daniel Kasman Verified · Notebook

    Feb. 27, 2025

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London, United Kingdom