Josh Slater-Williams
@jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
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UK-based critic and culture journalist. Bylines: BFI, Sight and Sound, Total Film, Little White Lies, IndieWire and others. Member of the London Critics' Circle. https://linktr.ee/jslaterwilliams
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Updated my list of Blu-ray releases for which I've contributed booklet and video essays! Recently filed something for a very exciting box set and I'm currently working on another [redacted] due soon.

These are fun and I would love to work with *you* in the future!

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My physical media contributions
In order of when the Blu-rays were released. Click 'Read notes' for details of the booklet or video essays.

Poster images for Typhoon Club (1985), Suzhou River (2000), Love Hotel (1985) and The Coffee Table (2022) Photo of the following Blu-ray limited editions: Typhoon Club (1985) from Third Window Films, Suzhou River (2000) from Radiance Films), Love Hotel (1985) from Third Window Films, and The Coffee Table (2022) from Second Sight
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tomscocca.bsky.social
If you leave one magazine job and go write a book, apparently for a major publisher, and you deliver your manuscript and take another magazine job less than a year later, when did the exile part happen, exactly?
jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
An extraordinary film in many ways, but one I find particularly resonant on a personal level for reasons that are never being shared on a public platform.
jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
My friend who saw BLUE HERON for the first time tonight texted me afterwards to check I was ok emotionally because I’d just gone to see it a *second* time.
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charlie-ashby.co.uk
RIP Drew Struzan - a man whose talent and imagination etched onto so many minds throughout the last 40+ years.

His art & posters are some of the first visuals I think of when I think about cinema - an invitation to watch these stories and worlds.

A massive loss 💔
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princecharlescinema.com
A throwback shot of the Prince Charles Cinema from back in 1973 when we were screening smash-hit Last Tango in Paris. The photograph was featured in a MG ad titled "Your Mother Wouldn't Like It".
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rohmersimpson.bsky.social
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normalcomposers.bsky.social
Philip Glass napping in the back seat.
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rickburin.bsky.social
Harry Potter didn't, in the end, encourage people to read, it just encouraged them to read Harry Potter.
rachelfeder.bsky.social
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
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jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
Frankenstein (Guillermo del Toro, 2025)
Kelly Reichardt looking up at a considerably taller Josh O'Connor on the red carpet at the UK premiere of 'The Mastermind' at the London Film Festival
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lostreelsuk.bsky.social
ANNOUNCEMENT. Lost Reels returns to The ICA with the Best Christmas War Film you’ve never seen – Keith Gordon’s superlative A MIDNIGHT CLEAR (1992). Completely unavailable in the UK and followed by a Q&A with writer/director Keith Gordon. Tickets here: ica.art/films/a-midnight-clear-q-a
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labuzamovies.com
his company has said if people had property rights to the textual and visual work they created his company would cease to exist
faineg.bsky.social
don't worry, Sam Altman is confident that his efforts to eliminate vast numbers of jobs will all just sort of work out for the unemployed, eventually, possibly after they starve to death, which is technically a form of having it work out

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Sam Altman Says If Jobs Gets Wiped Out, Maybe They Weren't Even "Real Work" to Start With
Worried that AI will destroy work? Well, Sam Altman asks if you've considered what a farmer from half a century ago thinks of your job, first.
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jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
Very good convo with Julia Ducournau and Tahar Rahim this morning, including chat about THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN being “quite pervy” to revisit as an adult
UK quad poster for the film ‘Alpha’ (2025)
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mattgoldberg.bsky.social
Did all these jabronis hop in a group chat and agree that their critics can't tell the difference between the Saudi people and the Saudi government?
jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
Finally… what everyone outside of Apple was calling it anyway
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yrpalchris.bsky.social
it really is crazy how any post on here that isn't by an American and gets to a certain point of virality that it breaks containment will inevitably have someone in the replies saying that whatever the post is about is somehow Trump's fault
jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
Loved Yoon Ga-eun’s THE WORLD OF LOVE at London Film Festival today, and a nice surprise to see music supervisor/performer credits for Lee Minhwi, the artist behind my beloved “Borrowed Tongue” cap
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stevensantos.bsky.social
I don’t like David Zaslav but him being in charge is actually better than letting the Ellisons get their hands on Warner Bros.
jslaterwilliams.bsky.social
Gleeson Oscar pick a total lucky guess