A look at ‘invisible’ Indian cinema: Pariah and I Am Not The River Jhelum Jon Jost May 2024 Feature Articles Pariah (Riddhi Majumder, 2020) As occasionally happens with me, a few years back I was sent a film to look at by someone I did not know. It was from India, passed along because someone there who had taken a wo...
Some Notes on “Political Cinema” Prompted by Seeing Raoul Peck’s Sometimes in April in Competition at the Berlin Film Festival Jon Jost April 2005 On Recent Films A personal reflection written in the heat of the moment soon after the film's screening at the recent Berlin Film Festival.
End Game: Some thoughts provoked by recent exhibitions, and Godard’s Éloge de l’amour Jon Jost January 2003 Feature Articles Considering the work of three artists, Jost reflects thoughtfully and personally on the course of a 'creative' life and the idea of change, growth and vitality for an artist.
Leighton Pierce: Master Miniaturist Jon Jost May 2002 Feature Articles With keen perception, Jost explores Pierce's cinema and places it high as the work of a great artist.
