Sight and Sound

Island of lost souls : Director Luca Guadagnino explains the evolution of his enigmatic thriller of sexual jealousy A Bigger Splash, and why he believes cinema is losing its identity. By Nick James = 42 REGULARS Editorial : Terms of endearment = 5 Rushes In The Frame: Kate Stables hails the genius of Preston Sturges = 6 Dispatches: Mark Cousins offers a step-by-step guide to walking films = 8 The Five Key…: puppet romances = 9 Interview: Wendy Ide talks to The Survivalist director Stephen Fingleton = 11 Object Lesson: Hannah McGill explores the role of prams on the movies = 13 Obituary: Pasquale Iannone surveys the life of writer/director Ettore Scola = 14 The Industry Development Tale: Charles Gant on Pride and Prejudice and Zombies = 16 The Numbers: Charles Gant does the sums on Oscar bait = 17 Wide Angle Profile: Nick Pinkerton delights in the globalized high-jinks of Gabriel Abrantes = 56 Soundings: Daniel Barrow unravels Hollywood’s sticky relationship with gangsta rap = 58 Primal Screen: Neil Brand wonders whether ‘life’ silent film can ever pay its way = 59 Website: Roland-François Lack puts cinema on the map = 60 Reconstruction: Michael Witt pieces together the restoration of a lost Godard film = 61 Letters = 111 Endings : Simran Hans on the (dis)satisfactions of James L. Brook’s Broadcast News = 112 FEATURES Obituaries : Bob Mastrangelo´s list of the key figures in film we lost in 2015 = 18 COVER FEATURE Welcome to the dollhouse : For his stop-motion feature Anomalisa Charlie Kaufman has reined in some of his ambition, but none of his inventiveness. By Nick Bradshaw PLUS Jonathan Romney on the director’s smart, self-reflexive career = 24 Rise od the reboots : Cinemas are awash with recycled properties – but is pop cinema really more generic than ever? By Nick Pinkerton = 32 Papa du cinema : Half a century after François Truffaut’s interviews with Alfred Hitchcock, a new Kent Jones documentary reassesses their significance. By Henry K. Miller = 36 Trial and error : Making a Murderer, an addictive series that casts doubt on the guilt of a man arrested for murder, has proved a hit with armchair detectives . but should its methods be questioned? By Eric Hynes = 46 THE S&S INTERVIEW: Jack Fisk : The Oscar-nominated production designer of The Revenant discusses his extraordinary career. By Finn Halligan = 50 FILMS OF THE MONTH Bone Tomahawk = 64 Chronic = 66 We Come as Friends = 68 FILMS Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip = 70 Amazonia = 70 Backtrack = 71 A Bigger Splash = 71 Capture the Flag = 72 Concussion = 73 Dirty Grandpa = 73 Dragon Blade = 74 The 5th Wave = 75 The Forest = 75 Freeheld = 76 Goodnight Mommy = 77 The Green Inferno = 77 Hitchcock Truffaut = 78 Ip Man 3 = 79 King Jack = 80 Mavis! = 80 Miss Hokusai = 81 Noble = 82 Orthodox = 82 Patience, Patience You’ll Go to Paradise! = 83 Point Break = 84 The Propaganda Game = 84 Ride Along 2 = 85 Strangerland = 86 The Survivalist = 86 Taking Stock = 87 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi = 88 Time out of Mind = 88 Triple 9 = 89 Truth = 90 Uzumasa Limelight = 90 The Visit An Alien Encounter = 91 Wazir = 92 Welcome to Leith = 92 HOME CINEMA The Apu Trilogy, Bitter Rice, Ghost Story, Je t’aime je t’aime, Love on the Dole, Mandingo, Offbeat, The Quiet Man, River’s Edge, Sherlock Holmes = 95 DVD features Tony Rayns revisits the film of Jacques Rivette = 94 Ginette Vincendeau celebrates Julien Duvivier’s glorious work from the 30s = 97 Michael Brooke reassesses the cult curio Thundercrack! = 98 Lost and Found : Anne Billson argues for a release of The Secret Life of an American Wife = 102 Television : Robert Hanks immerse himself in Visions of Change, a collection of BBC docs from the 50s and 60s = 100 BOOKS Philip Kemp warms to a cool double biography of Marlene Dietrich and Leni Riefenstahl = 104 Ben Walters on the BFI Classics study of In the Moog for Love = 105 Ashley Clark welcomes a pioneering collection of essays on the L.A. Rebellion = 106

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