Sight and Sound

The S&S interview: Tony Garnett : The man acclaimed by the BBC director general as “the best television drama producer there has been” iscusses his career -from Cathy Come Home to This Life -with. Mark Duguid = 62 FEATURES COVER FEATURE Between the lines : Neil Jordan talks to Trevor Johnston about Bfizantium, a contemporary vampire story that breathes new life into the undead PLUS Kim Newman on female vampires = 28 Which side of paradise? : As a new version of The Great Gatsby arrives, the worlds of F. Scott Fitzgerald still have the power to fascinate us. By ick James PLUS Pamela Hutchinson on a lost Gatsby = 34 The style council : The Fashion in Film Festival has found an ideal subject in the 1920s and 30s work of director Marcel L'Herbier. By David Cairns = 40 Catch the wind : Olivier Assayas tells Kieron Corless about revisiting the 70s with Something in the Air, a semi-autobiographical tale of radical outh PLUS David Thompson on how French cinema developed post-1968 = 46 A man for all seasons : Thérèse Desquef/rowcfnoYCS a fitting swansong for the late French master of adaptation, Claude Miller. By Nick oddick PLUS Nick James talks to Audrey Tautou = 52 Fear eats the soul : Our Children sees a case of child murder in Belgium in terms of Greek tragedy, director Joachim Lafosse tells Thomas Dawson = 58 REGULARS Editorial Cap in hand = 9 Reader Offers = 26 Rushes N ick James previews this year’s Cannes Film Festival = 10 Object Lesson: Hannah McGill on the significance of roses in the movies = 12 David Jenkins talks to director Tobias Lindholm about A Hijacking = 15 Dispatches: Mark Cousins on how Northern Ireland learned to speak film = 16 Obituaries: Stephen Thrower on Jesus Franco, Paul Julian Smith on Bigas Luna = 19 The Industry Development Tale: Charles Gant on Tom Shkolnik’s The Comedian = 20 The Numbers: Charles Gant on the self-distributed Papadopoulos & Sons = 21 Brewster: Ben Roberts of the BFI Film Fund introduces a new column = 22 Profile: Geoffrey Macnab on Lars von Trier’s producer Peter Aalbaek Jensen = 23 Festivals : Kaya Genç on battles for the cinematic heritage of Istanbul = 25 Wide Angle Nathaniel Budzinski on the online exhibition opportunities for artists’ moving image = 68 Steven Erickson on the unique niche occupied by Tibet’s first film director = 70 Kieron Corless visits the Cinema du reel documentary festival in Paris = 71 Soundings: Frances Morgan revisits the black-metal soundtrack of Harmony Korine’s Gummo = 72 Primal Screen: Ian Christie examines early silent cinema’s appetite for scenes of classical destruction = 73 Bradlands: Brad Stevens lifts the covers on an erotic short by Nicholas Ray = 74 Lost and Found: Ian Penman resurrects an erotic fable by Kubrick’s producer = 75 Forum Stéphane Delorme of Cahiers du cinéma and Tony Rayns debate the auteur status of the late, great Oshima Nagisa = 76 Letters = 78 Endings : Ryan Gilbey on Before Sunset = 128 FILMS OF THE MONTH The Comedian = 86 The Reluctant Fundamentalist = 88 Something in the Air/Apres mai = 90 The Stoker/Kochegar = 92 FILMS Benjamin Britten: Peace and Conflict = 90 Beware of Mr. Baker = 90 The Big Wedding = 91 Byzantium = 91 Come as You Are/Hasta la vista = 92 The Company You Keep = 93 Deadfall = 94 Dead Man Down = 94 Easy Money/Snabba cash = 95 Everybody Has a Plan/Todos tenemos un plan = 95 G.L Joe: Retaliation = 96 A Haunted House = 96 A Hijacking/Kapringen = 97 The Host = 98 Hummingbird = 98 The Iceman = 99 Iron Man 3 = 100 It's Such a Beautiful Day = 101 The Lords of Salem = 102 Mud = 103 No One Lives = 104 Oblivion = 104 Olympus Has Fallen = 105 Our Children/A perdre la raison = 106 Populaire = 106 Robosapien = 107 Scary Movie V = 107 The Stone Roses: Made of Stone = 108 Therese Desqueyroux = 108 Village at the End of the World = 109 HOME CINEMA Army of Shadows, Badlands, Billy Liar, Captured, Christine, Dracula, Evil Dead II, The Fury, Love Among the Ruins, The Master, A New Leaf Roundabout, Scanners Trilogy, The Sea Gull, Second-Hand Hearts, Die Verrufenen: DerFunfte Stan^Die Unehelichen (1926), Warriors of the Steppe - Myn Bala, Welsh Classics = 110 DVD features David Jenkins revisits a trio of Polish classics = 110 Phiiip Kemp on sex comedy, Japanese-style = 113 Patrick Russeii on the use of archive footage in Ken Loach’s The Spirit of'45 = 116 Teievision Angels -Series 1, Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains, Perlasca: The Courage of a Just Man = 120 Rob Young unearths a disturbing gem from the BBC vaults = 121 BOOKS Nick Pinkerton on William Friedkin’s surprisingly modest autobiography = 122 David Thompson enjoys a reappraisal of Bardot = 123 Geoff Andrew surveys a patchy but invaluable set of Eric Rohmer interviews = 124 Peter Tonguette dips in to a memoir by Rita Moreno = 124 Tony Rayns evaluates a book of essays about Joseph H. Lewis = 125

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