The Disappearing Act
By Onur Tukel | July 9, 2020
By Onur Tukel | July 9, 2020
The Disappearing Act
Onur Tukel conjures up a comic strip about his new film, Black Magic for White Boys, and the present moment in this country.
Onur Tukel
Onur Tukel is a writer, director and illustrator. His films include Black Magic for White Boys, The Misogynists, Catfight, Summer of Blood, Applesauce and Ding-a-ling-LESS. His children’s books Help!!! There’s an Elephant in My House, Little Friends and Rainstack! are out there somewhere.
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Underrated/Overlooked: Onur Tukel on Sylvio
By Onur Tukel | January 22, 2018
By Onur Tukel | January 22, 2018
Underrated/Overlooked: Onur Tukel on Sylvio
Filmmaker and graphic artist Tukel spotlights one of his favorite movies of 2017 — and also creates two animated gifs for the film!
Talkhouse Film Contributors Remember Curtis Hanson
By Filmmakers | September 21, 2016
By Filmmakers | September 21, 2016
Talkhouse Film Contributors Remember Curtis Hanson
Joe Dante, Allison Anders, Rod Lurie and more pay tribute to the late director of such classics as L.A. Confidential and Wonder Boys.
The Cartoon Breakdown of Swiss Army Man We’ve All Been Waiting For
By Onur Tukel | June 28, 2016
By Onur Tukel | June 28, 2016
The Cartoon Breakdown of Swiss Army Man We’ve All Been Waiting For
Filmmaker and cartoonist Onur Tukel attempts to unpack the most profound movie ever made about farting (and a bunch of other stuff).
Onur Tukel Draws His Own Conclusions About Captain America: Civil War
By Onur Tukel | May 10, 2016
By Onur Tukel | May 10, 2016
Onur Tukel Draws His Own Conclusions About Captain America: Civil War
The indie writer-director (and also illustrator) puts his thoughts on the latest Marvel movie extravaganza into graphic form.
“Never Make Another Movie Again”: Filmmakers Choose Their Favorite Negative User Reviews
By Filmmakers | March 22, 2016
By Filmmakers | March 22, 2016
“Never Make Another Movie Again”: Filmmakers Choose Their Favorite Negative User Reviews
Talkhouse Film contributors dig around on IMDb, Amazon, Netflix and more to find the most hilariously outspoken takes on their movies.
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Antoine Fuqua’s Southpaw
By Onur Tukel | July 27, 2015
By Onur Tukel | July 27, 2015
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Antoine Fuqua’s Southpaw
Sometimes it takes an act of great creativity and originality to write intelligently about a film that lacks creativity and originality...
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Joss Whedon’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron
By Onur Tukel | May 1, 2015
By Onur Tukel | May 1, 2015
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Joss Whedon’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron
A puny indie filmmaker comes up against the might of a comic-book franchise movie, but ends up being transfixed by the film's sublime quieter moments.
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Hitoshi Matsumoto’s R100
By Onur Tukel | January 22, 2015
By Onur Tukel | January 22, 2015
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks Hitoshi Matsumoto’s R100
A graphic representation of one filmmaker grappling with his very conflicted feelings toward a film that he's supposed to write about.
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks David Wnendt’s Wetlands
By Onur Tukel | December 28, 2014
By Onur Tukel | December 28, 2014
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks David Wnendt’s Wetlands
One of the most shocking and controversial movies of the year inspires not an enraged critical attack — but a cartoon.
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks David Wnendt’s Wetlands
By Onur Tukel | September 4, 2014
By Onur Tukel | September 4, 2014
Onur Tukel (Summer of Blood) Talks David Wnendt’s Wetlands
One of the most shocking and controversial movies of the year inspires not an enraged critical attack — but a cartoon.
Onur Tukel (Richard’s Wedding) Talks Jon Favreau’s Chef
By Onur Tukel | May 9, 2014
By Onur Tukel | May 9, 2014
Onur Tukel (Richard’s Wedding) Talks Jon Favreau’s Chef
I was initially really excited to review Jon Favreau’s new film, Chef. I’ve always liked Favreau.
