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Curent Project: Krzysztof Kieslowski

Scene by scene reflections on the films of the Polish cinematic master.

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Things We Can’t See

In addition to purchasing on Amazon, you can buy THINGS YOU CAN’T SEE at a variety of ebook and paperback retailers. New stores are being added each day, all of them will be updated at this link: https://books2read.com/u/bPPPZA For now, my other Movies Scene By

State of My Book Releases

So, today I released another new e-book, “The Love Story that Never Arrives,” about “In the Mood for Love.” It is available now on Amazon in Kindle format and as a paperback. That makes four books released this weekend. The big one is still to come, my massive “Moral Universe

The Oscars

So, 2025 was a big year in movies. I saw more movies from 2025 than any year since 1991. And I was especially pleased to hear Paul Thomas Anderson, accepting Best Picture for “One Battle After Another” note that the Best Picture nominees in 1975 were “Dog Day Afternoon,” “One

Why I Might Stop Blogging

I’ve been in the blogging business for a very long time — more than 20 years in various forms. Ever since I began my Montaigne project in 2011, it has been an essential part of my method, a means for discipline, the way I enforce my daily writing habit by

Disappearing Act

It’s very satisfying for me to delete essays from this site. Why? Because it means that the material has found its way into a book — therefore you can no longer access it here for free. Today, I brought to market three books: THINGS WE DON’T SEE, my book

More About Network

As I wrote yesterday, I’ll soon begin a new project focusing on the 1976 film “Network,” directed by Sidney Lumet and written by three-time Oscar winner Paddy Chayefsky. It might be a week or two before this project begins, I need to clear up the backlog of projects that

Recommendations

While the Three Colours trilogy is streaming on both the Criterion Channel and HBO Max, I highly recommend Criterion’s beautiful UHD/BluRay box set.

The Double Life of Veronique is streaming on the Criterion Channel. The BluRay can also be purchased on Criterion.

Kieslowski’s Polish TV series The Dekalog is not available on streaming platforms. Purchase the BluRays at Criterion.

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