kelly reichardt

Seeds of Colonial Capitalism in Kelly Reichardt’s ‘First Cow’

Seeds of Colonial Capitalism in Kelly Reichardt’s ‘First Cow’

In her excellent film, First Cow, Kelly Reichardt explores the effects of colonial land theft and capitalism through the medium of food.

In ‘Certain Women’, Class-Based Identities Are Contended with Under Montana’s Vast Icy Skies

In ‘Certain Women’, Class-Based Identities Are Contended with Under Montana’s Vast Icy Skies

A minor masterpiece, Certain Women is a profound meditation on the ways people temporarily buoy themselves from life's banalities, injustices, and disappointments.

The Best Films of 2016

The Best Films of 2016

PopMatters presents a list of the best films that surfaced in 2016 and impressed us with their cinematic visions of where we’ve been.
‘Night Moves’ Depicts the Blindness and Violence of Ideology

‘Night Moves’ Depicts the Blindness and Violence of Ideology

Never once do Night Moves's three lead characters genuinely consider the ramifications of what they're doing. Naturally, they can't foresee their downfall.

In Defense of Kelly Reichardt’s Directorial Touch

New York Film Festival: Kelly Reichardt’s Meek’s Cutoff

Wendy and Lucy

Best Complexities in 2008

Wendy and Lucy

Old Joy (2006)