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AbstractWith the publication of Trafic's fiftieth issue in 2004 and the release in 2005 of Itineraire d'un cine-fils on DVD, Serge Daney remains an important influence for Francophone film critics. The comparative absence of attention to his work in Anglophone circles is remarkable and a disservice to our understanding of both cinema and its criticism. His œuvre is a difficult one to access; it is excessively personal, elusive and yet also performative; he speaks of the phantoms haunting his engagement with film, and conjures up his own for readers of his work today. What his relationship to the medium also reflects is the experiences of a single generation, their romance with and rebellions against cinema. From the cinephilia of the Cahiers ‘jaunes’ in the fifties, to regarding cinema as another ideological state apparatus in the seventies, and the television-decade of the eighties, Daney, through his writing, encapsulated these crucial moments and shifts. What one should take from his journey and the im...
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