THE ARTIST – Review by Alison Gang

January 16, 2012 Alison Gang (Archived Contributor) 0 Comments alison gang, awfj women on film, silent movies, the artist

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I’ve heard some critics describe “The Artist,” a black-and-white silent film set in the 1920s, as “slight” and merely “a technical exercise.” While there may be some kernels of truth in these accusations, I still call it one of my favorite films of the year. Read more>>

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Alison Gang (Archived Contributor)

Alison Gang is the film critic for U-T San Diego. She studied film at Columbia University and holds a master’s from SDSU. In a former life she worked at American Movie Classics, UCLA Film and Television Archive, Paramount Studios (as a page) and Martin Scorsese’s production office (as an unpaid intern).