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Michael Atkinson (born 1962) is an American writer, poet and film critic. His debut novel is Hemingway Deadlights (St. Martin's Press/Minotaur Books, 2009), and he has written widely on film and culture, in Sight & Sound, The Village Voice, The Guardian, Film Comment, The Believer, In These Times, The Criterion Collection, Rolling Stone, The Progressive, Spin, Maxim, The Boston Phoenix, Details, Moving Image Source, IFC.com, TCM.com, Movieline, The Poetry Foundation, Chicago Reader, LA Weekly, The Stranger, The American Prospect, Baltimore City Paper, Modern Painters, and other publications.

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  • ميخائيل أتكينسون (بالإنجليزية: Michael Atkinson)‏ هو صحفي وناقد سينمائي أمريكي، ولد في 19 أكتوبر 1962. (ar)
  • Michael Atkinson (born 1962) is an American writer, poet and film critic. His debut novel is Hemingway Deadlights (St. Martin's Press/Minotaur Books, 2009), and he has written widely on film and culture, in Sight & Sound, The Village Voice, The Guardian, Film Comment, The Believer, In These Times, The Criterion Collection, Rolling Stone, The Progressive, Spin, Maxim, The Boston Phoenix, Details, Moving Image Source, IFC.com, TCM.com, Movieline, The Poetry Foundation, Chicago Reader, LA Weekly, The Stranger, The American Prospect, Baltimore City Paper, Modern Painters, and other publications. His volume Exile Cinema: Filmmakers at Work Beyond Hollywood (SUNY Press) featured work by Guy Maddin, Stuart Klawans, Ed Park, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Joshua Clover, David Thompson, Howard Hampton, and others. His debut book of poetry is One Hundred Children Waiting for a Train (Word Works), and his poems have also appeared in a number of journals, including The Threepenny Review, , Chelsea, Michigan Quarterly Review, Prairie Schooner, Epoch, Crazyhorse, Seneca Review, New Letters, Cimarron Review, and The Laurel Review, among others. Since 1997, Atkinson has taught at Long Island University. Since 2017, he has served as editorial director of the online film school Smashcut. He has been the recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts fellowship, and was a featured writer in September 11, 2001: American Writers Respond (ed. William Heyen, Etruscan Press, 2002), The Best American Movie Writing 2001 (John Landis & Jason Shinder, eds., Avalon/Thunder's Mouth Press, 2001), Celluloid Jukebox (Jonathan Romney & , eds., British Film Institute, 1997), and The Best American Poetry 1993 (eds. Louise Gluck & David Lehman, Collier/Macmillan, 1993). Atkinson also co-authored and co-produced the pilots Babylon Fields (2007), produced by 20th Century Fox for NBC, and again in 2014 for CBS. Atkinson participated in the 2012 Sight & Sound critics' poll, where he listed his ten favorite films as follows: Aguirre, The Wrath of God, L'Atalante, Blue Velvet, Céline and Julie Go Boating, Citizen Kane, Late Spring, A Man Escaped, Pierrot Le Fou, The Rules of the Game, and Sherlock Jr.. (en)
  • Майкл Аткинсон (англ. Michael Atkinson; род. 19 октября 1962) — американский кинокритик, писатель и поэт. Аткинсон печатается в различных изданиях, включая The Village Voice, Film Comment и Sight & Sound. Сотрудничает с нью-йоркским Музеем кинообраза, артхаусным телеканалом и издателями киноклассики «Criterion». Также публикует стихи и пишет романы. С 1997 года преподаёт в Лонг-Айлендском университете. В 1997 г. по заказу Британского института кино написал монографию о «Синем бархате» Д. Линча. В 2007 г. в соавторстве с Лорел Шифрин опубликовал сборник минирецензий Flickipedia. (ru)
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  • ميخائيل أتكينسون (بالإنجليزية: Michael Atkinson)‏ هو صحفي وناقد سينمائي أمريكي، ولد في 19 أكتوبر 1962. (ar)
  • Майкл Аткинсон (англ. Michael Atkinson; род. 19 октября 1962) — американский кинокритик, писатель и поэт. Аткинсон печатается в различных изданиях, включая The Village Voice, Film Comment и Sight & Sound. Сотрудничает с нью-йоркским Музеем кинообраза, артхаусным телеканалом и издателями киноклассики «Criterion». Также публикует стихи и пишет романы. С 1997 года преподаёт в Лонг-Айлендском университете. В 1997 г. по заказу Британского института кино написал монографию о «Синем бархате» Д. Линча. В 2007 г. в соавторстве с Лорел Шифрин опубликовал сборник минирецензий Flickipedia. (ru)
  • Michael Atkinson (born 1962) is an American writer, poet and film critic. His debut novel is Hemingway Deadlights (St. Martin's Press/Minotaur Books, 2009), and he has written widely on film and culture, in Sight & Sound, The Village Voice, The Guardian, Film Comment, The Believer, In These Times, The Criterion Collection, Rolling Stone, The Progressive, Spin, Maxim, The Boston Phoenix, Details, Moving Image Source, IFC.com, TCM.com, Movieline, The Poetry Foundation, Chicago Reader, LA Weekly, The Stranger, The American Prospect, Baltimore City Paper, Modern Painters, and other publications. (en)
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  • ميخائيل أتكينسون (صحفي) (ar)
  • Michael Atkinson (writer) (en)
  • Аткинсон, Майкл (ru)
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