Serge Daney in English

Not reconciled Jerry Lewis, Smörgasbord In 1963, Jerry Lewis invented a seducer character entirely motivated by hate. Logically, h...

From a long article published in Cahiers du Cinéma in 1981 gathering Serge Daney's travel notes on the 1980 Honk Kong Frestival. 6 Aug...

On August 9th, 1983,  in French daily newspaper Libération,  at the end of a long article deploring the lack of interest of the thirteenth...

Bouncing on Jordan Mintzer's article " The Smuggler, The legacy and continuing relevance of the French critic Serge Daney ",...

I've finally found the time to proof-read this little text on Bardot and Et Dieu créa la femme . Daney also refers to it in the Journey ...

The Centre Pompidou just hosted a series of events to mark the 20th anniversary of the launch of Trafic, the review that Serge Daney founded...

I just spotted this new translation at Diagonal thoughts , Stoffel Debuysere's blog. Pleasant surprise. The militant ethnography of Th...

2012 will mark the 20th "anniversary" of Serge Daney's death in 1992. What is perhaps remarkable is that, despite the lack of ...

Letter to Jane just published on line his latest copy of Cahiers du cinéma in English with an article by Serge Daney on Orson Welles. W...

Actor Melvil Poupaud's book " What is My naMe ", published this year in France, is a collage of memories, including of Serge D...

Louis Skorekci and Serge Daney met in high school, wrote in the same publications and ended up as two of the most original film critics in F...

The Dutch are taking the matter in their own hands. Two books of texts by Serge Daney translated in Dutch have just been released by Octavo ...

Kino Slang  has an interview of Serge Daney and Serge Toubiana in 1978 where the look back at the politically radical period of Cahiers du C...

I often use Serge Daney’s texts to learn about new films or directors which I know little about. Bizarrely, I had never seen anything by Jos...

Part 3 of Serge Daney's Journey of a Cine-Son interview is online at Vimeo ( see my earlier post for some background ). I must say it...