Zach D'Amico May 10 Interview: Writer-Director Sabrina Doyle (Lorelei) Writer-director Sabrina Doyle discusses her Tribeca-bound feature debut, Lorelei.
Zach D'Amico Apr 24 Boston Accents by Non-Bostonians: A Ranking An ode to the out-of-towners who try to sound like the townies.
Zach D'Amico Apr 21 Why Movies Aren't Going Anywhere Movies can be anything to anyone, and that's what makes them different.
Carson Cook Apr 19 On Cinematic Comfort Food and Intellectual Pursuits I had big plans to finally wrestle with the Dekalog. I've rewatched four Mission: Impossibles and two Spider-Mans instead.
Zach D'Amico Apr 1 COVID-19 and the Theatrical Industry: An Accelerant, Not a World-Changer COVID-19 won’t fundamentally remake the theatrical exhibition or the film industry – but only because that was already happening.
Zach D'Amico Mar 22 'Just Watch' Movies: A Categorization You know when someone asks you what movie they should watch, and you recommend one, and they say “oh, what’s that about?”
Zach D'Amico Mar 11 How the Trump Administration Has Impacted Best Picture - And What That Means for 2020 It’s high time Hollywood accepts that film and politics have always walked hand-in-hand, and that's not going to change.
Rough Cut Staff Mar 3 Best of 2019: The First Annual Rough Cut Awards As the dust settled on this past awards season, our team here at Rough Cut came together to crown our own favorites.
Zach D'Amico Feb 25 This Is How They Lose: The Gambler's Tragedy There are movies about gambling, and there are movies about gamblers.
Zach D'Amico Feb 21 Sundance Wrap-Up: The Invisible Hand of Politics How do we – how does film – acknowledge and even interact with the world around us without letting the moment subsume the stories we tell?
