Soundtracks of Cinema: ‘Jay Kelly’
‘Jay Kelly’ Soundtrack: A Vague Visages guide for every song in Noah Baumbach’s 2025 Netflix movie.
Know the Cast: ‘Jay Kelly’
‘Jay Kelly’ Cast: A Vague Visages guide for every actor and character in Noah Baumbach’s 2025 Netflix movie.
Soundtracks of Cinema: ‘White Noise’
‘White Noise’ Soundtrack: A Vague Visages guide for every song in Noah Baumbach’s 2022 Netflix movie.
Know the Cast & Characters: ‘White Noise’
‘White Noise’ Cast: A Vague Visages guide for every actor and character in Noah Baumbach’s 2022 Netflix movie.
Conspicuous Consumption: Noah Baumbach Takes on ‘White Noise’
“Admirers of Baumbach will smile at the ways in which ‘White Noise’ embodies his longtime preoccupations and simultaneously points toward bold new possibilities.”
London Film Festival Review: Noah Baumbach’s ‘White Noise’
“At its best, Noah Baumbach’s impressive and thoroughly decent adaptation of ‘White Noise’ interestingly discusses people’s relatable ownership of secrets yet complete inability to internalize them.”
Review: Noah Baumbach’s ‘Marriage Story’
“At once riveting and entertaining, while inciting in the viewer visceral and arduous self-reflection, ‘Marriage Story’ is an uncompromising and deeply affectionate reflection on what pulls us apart and yet what keeps us bound together despite it all.”
The Immediacy of Design: An Interview with ‘Good Time’ Production Designer Sam Lisenco
Sam Ankenbauer and Production Designer Sam Lisenco Discuss ‘Good Time’
“Well, Childhood’s Over” – Claiming Adulthood with Some Help from Greta Gerwig
An Essay by Marshall Shaffer
The Ideology of Kinko’s: A Conversation with ‘Lady Bird’ Cinematographer Sam Levy
Devika Girish Interviews Sam Levy
Cannes Film Festival Review: Noah Baumbach’s ‘The Meyerowitz Stories’
“Like a classic stand-up comedian, Baumbach is far more interested in observation than hot button provocation.”
Mood and Character in Brady Corbet’s ‘The Childhood of a Leader’
“‘The Childhood of a Leader’ may not behold a traditional narrative, yet Corbet’s auterist style creates a memorable visceral effect.”
Moving Picture: ‘Frances Ha’ and Me
An Essay by Kyle Turner
Josh Slater-Williams’ Top 10 Films of 2015
Josh Slater-Williams (@jslaterwilliams) is a freelance writer based in England. Alongside writing for Vague Visages, he is a regular contributor to independent British magazine The Skinny and has written for Little White Lies magazine, VODzilla.co, The Film Stage, and PopOptiq.
2015 in Review: Noah Baumbach’s ‘Mistress America’
“Mistress America revels in the romance of being young before carefully setting its characters back down into the real world.”
Review: Noah Baumbach’s ‘While We’re Young’
“A plethora of likable characters and tidy wrap-ups diminish the artistic potential of While We’re Young, as Baumbach doesn’t compromise the film’s abilities as a general crowdpleaser.”