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Eric Kohn is an American film journalist, educator and producer. He served as IndieWire's chief film critic from 2010 to 2021.[1] and held several editorial and executive roles at the publication. In 2023, Kohn left IndieWire to become lead strategy and development of Harmony Korine's EDGLRD company[2], and in 2024 was named artistic director of the Southampton Playhouse[3] in Southampton, New York.
Kohn has also taught as an adjunct professor at New York University since 2014[3], and co-founded the Critics Academy workshops at the Locarno and New York film festivals as well as the Sundance Fellowship for Film Criticism[3].
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