Jorge Cotte

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  Phillip Maciak’s “Avidly Reads Screen Time”: A Symposium

  “Dear Television” contributors and columnists Aaron Bady, Jorge Cotte, Jane Hu, and Lili Loofbourow review Phillip Maciak’s “Avidly Reads Screen Time.”

  Aaron Bady, Jane Hu, Jorge Cotte, Lili LoofbourowMay 25, 2023

  • Dear Television

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  Yacht, Rocks: On HBO’s “The White Lotus” and Picturesque Dread

  Jorge Cotte reviews HBO’s “The White Lotus.”

  Jorge CotteFeb 10, 2023

  • Television

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  Surviving Destruction: What Keeps Going in Eugenie Brinkema’s “Life-Destroying Diagrams”

  Jorge Cotte reviews Eugenie Brinkema’s “Life-Destroying Diagrams,” a monograph in defense of radical formalism.

  Jorge CotteMay 23, 2022

  • Film

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  Nonlinear Delivery Options: The Times of "Station Eleven"

  Jorge Cotte thinks about the persistence and power of art across the various timelines the HBO Max miniseries Station Eleven.

  Jorge CotteJan 14, 2022

  • Television

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  The Appearance of Light: On Barry Jenkins’s “The Underground Railroad”

  On “The Underground Railroad,” illumination travels across media, refracting and shapeshifting.

  Jorge CotteJun 24, 2021

  • Television

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  Speculative Fictions: Finance, Excess, and HBO's Industry

  Jorge Cotte explores the fraught speculations of HBO's series Industry alongside the recent GameStop stock trading frenzy.

  Jorge CotteFeb 2, 2021

  • Television

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  Dear Television vs The Psychometric Personality Quiz

  We took that Psychometric Statistical "Which Character" Personality Quiz, and we're not happy. And, come to think of it, who are *we* at all?

  Jane Hu, Jorge Cotte, Phillip Maciak, Sarah MesleApr 7, 2020

  • Dear Television

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  Tick Tock: The Timeliness of Watchmen

  Jorge Cotte takes stock of what HBO's Watchmen is doing, what it thinks it's doing, and what, until last night, we might have thought it was doing, too.

  Jorge CotteNov 25, 2019

  • Television

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