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Contemporary Cinema • 1h 52m

Directed by Jem Cohen | 112 mins | 2015
The spirit of Chris Marker—a key artistic touchstone and a former correspondent of Cohen’s—is imbued in this travelog, with its slyly associative assemblage of globe-spanning images and its preponderance of cats. Sometimes veering lyrical, sometimes political, Cohen sutures together moments captured in the likes of Moscow, Istanbul, Sharjah, and his home of New York City, the diverse locations not always differentiated between.

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