Joshua Bogatin
New York writer and filmmaker, publishing on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean
Joshua Bogatin is a freelance film critic, filmmaker, editor, and programmer based in New York City.
As a writer he has contributed to Mubi Notebook, Screen Slate, Senses of Cinema, DMovies, and many other publications. As a filmmaker and editor he has worked on projects that have screened at the Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, and other international film festivals. He also freelances as a programmer for Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn, NY where he programs films from all over the world and ran a bi-weekly screening series dedicated to Hong Kong cinema.
Other posts by Joshua Bogatin
Or dirty questions to Jon Bass
Joshua Bogatin talks to New York based director of Carole & Grey, Jon Bass; they talk about making films for TikTok, working with a three person crew, filming in New York, and much more!
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Occhio
The road towards eye damage recovery is a protracted and painful one, eye-opening documentary finds out - from the PÖFF Shorts section of the 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
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Being John Smith
Possessing the most common name in the Anglophone world isn't quite an advantage, British artist finds out - from the PÖFF Shorts section of the 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
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Our dirty questions to Tamer Ruggli
Joshua Bogatin interviews the Swiss-Egyptian director of Back to Alexandria, an impressive melodrama featuring Fanny Ardant and Nadine Labaki; they talk about returning home, childhood memories, Wong Kar-wai, Steven Soderbergh, and much more - from the 3rd Red Sea International Film Festival
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Back to Alexandria
Fanny Ardant and Nadine Labaki excel in this African-European co-production about growing up and returning home - from the 3rd Red Sea International Film Festival
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24 Hours with Gaspar (24 Bersama Gaspar)
High-octane Indonesian drama about a man prescribed with 24 hours to live due to cardiac problems will not get your heart beating fast - from the 3rd Red Sea International Film Festival
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Naga
A Saudi woman struggles to get out from her overbearing father's control, in this batty, psychedelically fractured Saudi adventure drama - from the 3rd Red Sea International Film Festival
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