The Mongrel Muse: A Cinematic Journey Through the Louvre and a Dark Chapter in European History [On Alexander Sokurov's Francofonia]

Sunday, April 17, 2016

A Cinematic Journey Through the Louvre and a Dark Chapter in European History [On Alexander Sokurov's Francofonia]

Over at Hyperallergic, I review Francofonia (2015), which I prefer to Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark (2002).

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Welcome to The Mongrel Muse. Here you’ll find commentary, criticism, musings, ephemera, and more on all things cinema by Tanner Tafelski.

I'm a Hoosier living in New York City. I freelance as a film critic. I've written for Brooklyn Magazine, Fandor, Film Comment, Hyperallergic, and MUBI Notebook.

Some of my areas of expertise when it comes to cinema include: arthouse, avant-garde, extreme cinema, horror, micro-budget films, and underground movies.

I'm always looking for gigs. You can reach me via e-mail (ttafelski14@gmail.com). If you wish to follow me on Twitter, here’s my handle: @TTafelski. I'd love to hear from you.