Sight and Sound

Murder He Wrote : Nick James talks to London-Irish playwright-turned-director Martin McDonagh about Seven Psychopaths, his blackly comic follow-up to In Bruges, while Ryan Gillbey charts the unhappy fates of other screenwriter characters in the movies = 34 FEATURES COVER FEATURE The Sea Inside : In bringing to the screen the magic realism of Yann Martel's Life of Pi, Ang Lee has set himself his most complex technical challenge yet, finds Roger Clarke PLUS visual-effects supervisor Bill Westenhofer and production designer David Gropman on how it was done = 26 The Devil, Possibley : Bruno Dumon't sixth feature Hors Satan completes the director's quest to find the sacred in grim everday reality. By David Jenkins = 32 Jonas Mekas: Film as Life : The godfather of avant-garde film turns 90 this month. His life and work are celebrated by Amy Taubin plus Chantal Akerman, Ken Jacobs, Jim Jarmusch and Peter Kubelka = 40 There Will Be Blood : What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? is one of cinema's most challenging depictions of womanhood, says Hannah McGill = 46 THE S&S INTERVIEW William Klein : To coincide with a retrospective at Tate Modern, the Brooklyn-born filmmaker and photographer discusses his life and work with Brian Dillon = 62 REGULARS Editorial : The big dumb movie umbrella = 9 Reader Offers = 24 Rushes Dan Callahan finds hidden depths to Doris Day's wholesome persona = 10 Object Lesson : Hannah McGill on diamonds, fashion and Molly Ringwald = 12 Dispatches : Mark Cousins on the hidden treasures of Albanian cinema = 14 The Industry Development Tale : Charles Gant on how Dustin Hoffman came to direct Quartet = 16 The Numers : Charles Gant on Skyfall's huge success at the UK box office = 17 How It Works " David Locke on the UKFC's P&A Fund = 18 Profile : Geoffrey Macnab talks to Amanda Berry, CEO of BAFTA = 21 Festivals Nick Bradshaw reports from CPH:DOX = 22 Lydia Papadimitriou on a strong and defiant Thessaloniki festival = 23 Wide Angle Kieron Corless reports from the Viennale in its 50th-anniversary year = 66 Miguel Gomes on the unjustly neglected cinema of Portuguese filmmaker Manuel Mozos = 67 Adrian Martin rediscovers Anna, a 1970s Italian film rescued from the vaults = 69 Olaf Möller examines the work of Argentina's Narcisa Hirsch = 70 Soundings: Frances Morgan on East Africa's veejays and film "explainers' = 72 Primal Screen: Pamela Hutchinson explores the relationship between silent cinema and the internet = 73 Bradlands: Brad Stevens wonders if Abel Ferrara is being punished for his absence of postmodern posturing = 74 Lost and Found: Neil Brand on William Wellman's little-seen silent Beggars of Life = 75 Forum Neil Young and Gabe Klinger discuss whether there is a future for celluloid projection in the digital age = 76 Letters = 78 Endings David Evans on Days of Being Wild = 128 FILMS OF THE MONTH Hors Satan = 82 The Impossible = 84 Life of Pi = 86 West of Memphis = 88 FILMS Boxing Day = 90 Celeste and Jesse Forever = 90 Chakravyuh = 91 Chasing Ice = 92 Confessions of a child of the Century = 94 Dead Europe = 94 Fun Size = 95 Gambit = 95 Here Comes the Boom = 96 I, Anna = 96 The Joy of Six = 97 Life Just Is = 98 Love Bite = 99 Love Crime/Crime d'Amour = 99 The Man with the Iron Fists = 100 McCullin = 101 Mental = 102 Midnight's Children = 103 Neil Young Journeys = 104 The Oranges = 104 Quartet = 105 Rise of the Guardians = 106 Safety Not Guaranteed = 106 Seven Psychopaths = 107 Silent Hill: Revelation = 108 Smashed = 109 Tinker Bell and the Secret of the Wings = 109 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part II = 110 When Santa Fell to Earth = 111 You Will Be My Son = 111 HOME CINEMA Bonjour Tristesse, The Colditz Story, Films by Victor Erice, Floating Weeds, Gate of Hell, Films by Kim Kiduk, London on the Move: British Transport Collection Volume 10, Long Day's Journey into Night, MaÎtresse, The Films of Marcel Pagnol, Sick: The Life and Deathe of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist, Southern Comfort, Films by Jacques Tati, This Is Cinerama, A Trip to the Moon = 112 DVD features Nick Pinkerton revisits Fritz Lang's masterful early works = 112 Pamela Hutchinson examines the long shadow cast by Battleship Potemkin on the British documentary movement = 115 Michael Atkinson explores Japanese studio Shochiku's fleeting foray into pulp horror = 118 Television The Human Jungle, Maison Close-Series 1, Parade's End = 121 BOOKS Philip Kemp dips into a compendium of essays about Ealing Studios = 122 Ashley Clark assesses a readable, if routine, study of Spike Lee = 123 Brad Stevens admires an exhaustive overview of Donald Cammell's Performance = 124 Ian Christie appraise a history of the rise of colour films in the UK = 124

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