Reverse Shot
Archive
This website was launched in May of 2006. All new content will be classified and archived here.
Issue 21
Gus Van Sant: Vague Recollections
Issue 20
Take Two: In the Cut
- Take Two: In the Cut
- New York Film Festival
- Interviews
- Shot/Reverse Shot
- New Releases
- DVDs
- From the Archive
Issue 19
Reverse Shot: On Demand
Fall 2006 / Issue 18
Junk Art: De Palma
- Brian DePalma
- Year End 2006
- New York Film Festival
- Interviews
- Shot/Reverse Shot
- New Releases
- DVDs
- Retro
Late Summer 2006 / Issue 17
Reverse Shot: Take One
Spring 2006 / Issue 16
Reverse Shock
Archives
Previous content is available on the Reverse Shot legacy site, including the issues below. We will eventually move all of our old issues over to the new format
- End of Winter 2006: 2005 Year in Review/Neil Jordan Symposium
- Autumn 2005: Reverse Shot Fesses Up
- Dog Days of Summer 2005: Jim Jarmusch Symposium
- Summer 2005: East Meets West
- Spring 2005: 2004's Last Gasp
- Winter 2004: Tsai Ming-liang Symposium/New York Film Festival, 2004
- Autumn 2004: Reverse Shot for President
- Summer 2004: Richard Linklater Symposium
- Spring 2004: The Holy Moment
- January/February 2004: 2003 Year in Review
- November/December 2003: Musicals/New York Film Festival, 2003
- September/October 2003: Olivier Assayas Symposium
- July/August 2003: This Means War!
- April/May 2003: The Spielberg Issue
- February/March 2003: 2002 Year in Review
Including The New World, Munich, The Crying Game, 2046, A History of Violence, Match Point, and interviews with Neil Jordan, Emile de Antonio (Point of Order) and Rachel Boynton (Our Brand Is Crisis)
Including Vertigo, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, JFK, The Great Dictator, A Tale of Cinema, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu, Oliver Twist, and interviews with William Eggleston, Tilda Swinton, Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse), Ira Sachs (Forty Shades of Blue), Andrew Niccol (Lord of War), Noah Baumbach (The Squid and the Whale), and Margaret Brown (Be Here to Love Me)
Including Broken Flowers, Permanent Vacation, Dead Man, War of the Worlds, Land of the Dead, Grizzly Man, Keane, and interviews with Jim Jarmusch and Phil Morrison (Junebug)
Including The World/The Terminal, All About Lily Chou-Chou/Morvern Callar, Oldboy/Kill Bill, 2046, A Tout de suite, Sin City, and interviews with Keren Yedaya (Or), Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Tropical Malady), Arnaud Desplechin (Kings and Queen), Andrew Bujalski (Funny Ha Ha), and Sally Potter (Yes), and a Russian Bootleg Buyer's Guide
Including Before Sunset, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Twentynine Palms, The Brown Bunny, Secret Things, Million Dollar Baby, and an interview with Charlie Kaufman
Including Goodbye Dragon Inn, Vive l'amour, Saraband, Tarnation, Bad Education, The Holy Girl, Closer, and an interview Tsai Ming-liang
Including The Village, Snow Falling on Cedars, Fahrenheit 9/11, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Sideways, Gozu, and an interview Shane Carruth (Primer)
Including Before Sunset, Before Sunrise, Slacker, School of Rock, Tape, Maria Full of Grace, Son frere, and interviews with Richard Linklater, Christopher Doyle (Hero, 2046) and Thom Anderson (Los Angeles Plays Itself)
Including The Passion of the Christ, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Winter Light, The Color of Pomegranates, Defending Your Life, It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, and Dogville
Including Kill Bill Volume One, Irreversible, Lost in Translation, The Son, Angels in America and Joseph Cornell
Including Pennies from Heaven, Everyone Says I Love You, The Hole, Mystic River, Elephant, Since Otar Left, and Good Morning, Night
Including demonlover, Cold Water, Irma Vep, American Splendor, An Injury to One,, and an interview with Olivier Assayas
Including Starship Troopers, Let There Be Light, Kippur, Testament, The Thin Red Line, and 1941
Including Schindler's List, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Poltergeist, Always, Spider, Willard, and Le Cercle rouge
