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Jesse Catherine Webber

Jesse Catherine Webber

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Producer and Host, Cannes I Kick It

Silver Spring

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Total articles 29

  • My Name is Alfred Hitchcock — Mark Cousins | In Review Online

    By Daniel P. Gorman, Jesse Catherine Webber, Morris Yang Verified, Luke Gorham Verified| In Review Online Verified Robin Wood begins the introduction to his 1965 book Hitchcock’s Films with a question: “Why should we take Hitchcock seriously?” It’s a deceptively simple query; as I glance at my book shelf, I see no less than 10 books on the filmmaker — Wood’s Hitchcock’s Films Revisited; Rohmer & Chabrol’s Hitchcock; A Hitchcock Reader, edited by Deutelbaum & Poague; Durgnat’s A Long, Hard Look at Psycho; the canonical long-form interview Hitchcock/Truffaut; Walker’s Hitchcock’s Motifs; Krohn’s Hitchcock...

    By Daniel P. Gorman, Jesse Catherine Webber, Morris Yang Verified, Luke Gorham Verified · In Review Online

    Oct. 28, 2024

  • Being John Smith — John Smith [TIFF '24 Review] | In Review Online

    By Jesse Catherine Webber, Luke Gorham Verified| In Review Online Verified In his new film Being John Smith, premiering alongside Jean-Luc Godard’s for-real-this-time last two films in TIFF’s Wavelengths program, filmmaker John Smith starts with a simple idea, the exceptional commonness of his name, and layers on contradiction after contradiction, accomplishing both deep vulnerability and unusual universality. He begins with a personal history, structured around the childhood nicknames that augmented his indistinct given name.

    By Jesse Catherine Webber, Luke Gorham Verified · In Review Online

    Sep. 17, 2024

  • My Name is Alfred Hitchcock — Mark Cousins | In Review Online

    By Daniel P. Gorman, Jesse Catherine Webber, Morris Yang Verified, Luke Gorham Verified| In Review Online Verified Robin Wood begins the introduction to his 1965 book Hitchcock’s Films with a question: “Why should we take Hitchcock seriously?” It’s a deceptively simple query; as I glance at my book shelf, I see no less than 10 books on the filmmaker — Wood’s Hitchcock’s Films Revisited; Rohmer & Chabrol’s Hitchcock; A Hitchcock Reader, edited by Deutelbaum & Poague; Durgnat’s A Long, Hard Look at Psycho; the canonical long-form interview Hitchcock/Truffaut; Walker’s Hitchcock’s Motifs; Krohn’s Hitchcock...

    By Daniel P. Gorman, Jesse Catherine Webber, Morris Yang Verified, Luke Gorham Verified · In Review Online

    Oct. 28, 2024

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