H. MICHAEL Levenson

The Avant-Garde and The Avant-Guardian

By H. MICHAEL Levenson July 27, 1973

S USAN Sontag's Brother Carl is so much more accomplished in every way than her earlier Duet for Cannibals that

By H. MICHAEL Levenson April 29, 1971

AU HASARD Balthazar (writer-director Robert Bresson) is an attack on sentimentality that manages to avoid all the depressing, self-affirming, grimy

By H. MICHAEL Levenson March 25, 1971

CARLOS SAURA'S The Garden of Delights is a cultural parable, and like most such parables, its narrative surface verges on

By H. MICHAEL Levenson March 12, 1971

at Mather House, 8 p.m. tonight FILM creeps toward realism, and the supernatural gathers dust. Meanwhile, NASA has institutionalized the

By H. MICHAEL Levenson February 23, 1971

JOHN CASSAVETES' Husbands is Middle America waking up to its mortality. It's the last gasp at the other end of