Sight and Sound

FEATURES AN ISLAND OF HIS OWN : COVER FEATURE : Set on an island off the coast of the US in the mid-60s, on the eve of that decade's upheavals, Moonrise Kingdom is the latest of the self-contained worlds created by Wes Anderson. Nick Pinkerton talks to the director = 16 THE EARLY LIFE OF COLONEL BLIMP : As a new digital print restores Powell and Pressburger's The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp to its Technicolor glory, we reproduce two key artefacts from its production: a tapestry and Pressburger's original treatment = 22 LISTOMANIA : In our countdown to September's 'Greatest Films of All Time' poll, Michael Atkinson anatomises critical obsession with the 'top ten' = 28 LIFE EXPECTANCY : Bertrand Tavernier's 1980 sci-fi one-off Death Watch anticipated reality TV, and showed Glasgow as never before. He talks to Pasquale Iannone = 32 GONE WITH THE WIND The Truin Horse is the last testament of the legendarily uncompromising Hungarian auteur Bela Tarr. He talks to Jonathan Romney = 34 PLUS Geoffrey Macnab on the battle for the soul of Hungarian film = 37 PLUS Turin Horse DP Fred Kelemen analyses his remarkable collaboration with the director = 39 TRAVELLING LIGHT : Jean-Claude Carriere is famed above all for his six-film collaboration with Luis Bunuel. The veteran French screenwriter discusses the secrets of his craft with Nick James = 40 ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS : In a unique long-term collaboration, Paul Laverty has now written ten features for director Ken Loach. Thomas Dawson talks to the writer on the set of The Angels' Share = 44 SPRING AWAKENING : A year on from the Arab Spring, Ali Jaafar examines the implications of political change for the new generation of filmmakers emerging in the Middle East = 46 REGULARS EDITORIAL : Kind of blueprints = RUSHES Ian Francis talks to artist Yto Barrada about her double life running a cinema in Tangier = 8 Tony Rayns on a Commitedly vulgar new comedy that was the highlight of the Hong Kong Film Festival = 9 Charles Gant sees critical darlings Nuri Bilge Ceylan and the Dardenne brothers triumph at the box office = 9 Philip Kemp rediscovers an unexpectedly lyrical product of wartime German cinema = 11 Ian Christie assesses the influence of the Bauhaus school on cinema = 12 Nick Roddick ponders the strange business of canon-forming = 15 LETTERS : Don't call us 'grey', more digital dilemmas, Lynch misunderstood = 96 READER OFFERS = 20 REVIEWS FILM OF THE MONTH : Faust = 52 FILMS American Pie: Reunion／American Reunion = 54 The Angels' Share = 54 Arirang = 55 Avengers Assemble = 56 Battleship = 56 Beloved／Les Biens-aimes = 57 Cafe de Flore = 58 Casa de mi padre = 60 The Cold Light of Day／La fria luz del dia = 60 Elfie Hopkins = 61 Even the Rain／Tambien la lluvia = 61 Faust (credits only) = 62 Free Men／Les Hommes libres = 62 The Gospel of Us: The Passion of Port Talbot = 63 The Harsh Light of Day = 64 Himizu = 64 If Want to Whistle, I Whistle／Eu cand vreau sa fluier, fluier = 66 Ill Manors = 67 The Innkeepers = 67 Lockout = 68 The Lucky One = 68 Mirror Mirror = 70 Mitsuko Delivers／Hara ga kore nande = 71 Monsieur Lazhar／Bachir Lazhar = 72 The Pact = 72 The Raid: Redemption／Serbuan maut = 74 Red Tails = 75 Safe = 75 She Monkeys／Apflickorna = 76 Tales of the Night／Les Contes de la nuit = 76 Transit = 78 The Turin Horse／A Torinoi lo = 78 2 Days in New York = 79 Victim = 80 Woody Allen: A Documentary = 80 Wrath of the Titans = 82 DVDs La Bataille du rail = 84 Black Pond = 85 Braquo - SeriesⅠ = 91 The John Cassavetes Collection = 85 Un condamne a mort s'est echappe／A Man Escaped = 85 Conversation Piece = 86 Demons／Demons 2 = 86 Dickens on Film = 86 The Golden Bowl = 91 Hit! = 87 I.D. = 89 The Complete Humphrey Jennings Volume Two: Fires Were Started = 89 The Living Wake = 89 Murder Rooms = 91 Films by Pier Paolo Pasolini = 90 The Portuguese Nun = 90 Ruggles of Red Gap = 90 Tales from the Golden Age = 91 DVD FEATURES Michael Atkinson is unsettled by a 1932 adaptation of H.G. Wells's The Island of Dr Moreau = 84 Michael Brooke salutes Radu Muntean's forensic analysis of an illicit affair = 87 Tim Lucas savours highlights from a golden age for US animation = 88 BOOKS Henry K. Miller admires a well-researched history of the British Film Institute = 92 Andrew Robinson dips into a brilliant compilation of Satyajit Ray's writing on cinema = 93 Maria M. Delgado surveys an ambitious study of New Argentine Cinema = 93

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