Brevity is the Soul -- Four-Word Film Reviews
A last conversation with Kael, the last decade with her successor, and a few words from online armchair critics
Michael Connor
20 entries
Screens, Oct. 11, 2002
Night of the Living Dead
Cinematexas sics itself on video chain giant
Screens, Sept. 13, 2002
He Who Hits First, Hits Twice
The Urgent Cinema of Santiago Alvarez
Screens, Sept. 13, 2002
World Without End
Soviet filmmaker Alexander Dovzhenko's poetry in pictures
Screens, Sept. 6, 2002
The Internet Drops Trou
Look what the Web coughed up
Screens, July 19, 2002
Game Boy
Eric Kinkead holds fast to his old-school roots in a new millennium
Screens, July 19, 2002
I Am the World Trade Organization ... Or Am I?
The WTO gets spiritualized in a carbon-copy hoax site.
Screens, July 5, 2002
Connect the Dots
Everything is related at James Burke's Knowledge Web
Screens, June 7, 2002
Why Ask Why?
how+why? stages its latest "infotainment" extravaganza
Screens, May 24, 2002
This Old Mouse
At the age of 74, can Mickey still manufacture the magic™?
Screens, May 10, 2002
Online, Unplugged
Is Wireless Internet the Ultimate Democratization of the Web?
Screens, April 26, 2002
The New Sobriety
SXSW Interactive 2002 Takes the Long View
Screens, March 22, 2002
SXSW 2002 Web Awards
And the winners are ...
Screens, March 15, 2002
Cyborgs, smart leotards, and the info-pocalypse
Tomorrow and Beyond panel track
Screens, March 15, 2002
SXSW 2002 Web Awards
And the winners are ...
Screens, March 8, 2002
Free the Mouse!
Lawrence Lessig on Disney, copyrights, and the creative commons
Screens, March 8, 2002
The Dukes of URL
2002 SXSW Web Awards
Screens, March 1, 2002
Cubicle Consciousness
High tech lends a helping hand to social causes
Screens, March 1, 2002
Too Tough to Die
The staying power of the independent web
Screens, March 1, 2002
The New iMac: Futurism Is So Passé
The new iMac may not be the fastest desktop machine on the block, but it's a real good dancer.
