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Almost any formal introduction of Jonathan Gold, the Los Angeles food critic, who died on Saturday at the age of fifty-seven, leads with the fact of his Pulitzer Prize for criticism, which he won in 2007. That Gold deserved the…

Image courtesy of Garrett Brown. Movies are a technological art, which is a boon for filmmakers—their art stands on the shoulders of industrial giants who made it possible to capture motion on film and video—as well a

The clever and freewheeling nine-minute animated short “Fire in Cardboard City,” directed by Phil Brough, which had its U.S. début at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, is a mini disaster movie that feels like a joyride. It begins with sirens,…