Spike Jonze

The 10 Oddest Couples in Movie History

The 10 Oddest Couples in Movie History

Love might mean never having to say you're sorry, but for the ten unusual couples here, it also means not being "normal", either.
Religion and Biological Limits in Post-Humanity: ‘Her’ and ‘Transcendence’

Religion and Biological Limits in Post-Humanity: ‘Her’ and ‘Transcendence’

Post-humanism, transhumanism, and the stakes of religion in the digital age intersect in Her and Transcendence, hinting at radical societal change.

‘Her’ – 51st New York Film Festival

‘Her’ – 51st New York Film Festival

Her shows the confines and varying dimensions of love -- primarily between a man and his operating system -- as it meditates on whether or not you can truly possess what you love.

Classical, Lyrical, Circular, Interweaving: Breaking Form In Short Films

SXSW Film Festival Day 6: ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’

Karen O and the Kids: Where The Wild Things Are

Part 3: The Sixth Sense to Fight Club (August – October 1999)

Cinema Qua Non – Indispensable DVDs: Part 3

Vice Guide to Travel (2006)

Beck: The Information

Adaptation

Spike Jonez’s Self-Referential ‘Adaptation’