Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.20 Issue 10

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Country

국외

Production Date

2010-10-00

Language

영어

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Pages

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

FEATURES REMAKE REMODEL : COVER FEATURE Restored (almost) to its complete glory after over 80 years following the discovery of lost footage in Argentina, Fritz Lang's dystopian 1927 classic Metropolis is now more fascinating than ever, says Kim Newman = 16 PLUS Directors Terry Gilliam and Oshii Mamoru reveal the impact Lang's vision had on the films they went on to direct themselves = 19 SERIOUS MISCHIEF Always one to go his own way, Joe Dante combines 3D technology with a return to a subtler, more family-oriented brand of horror in his new film The Hole. James Mottram talks to the director = 24 PLUS Tom Charity tracks Dante's anarchic streak through a 40-year career of film-making = 26 METH AND THE MAIDEN : An award winner at Sundance this year, Winter's Bone stands out from the current crop of American indies thanks to its unflinching evocation of the drug-addled yet resilient culture of the Ozark Mountains of south Missouri. James Bell talks to director Debra Granik = 28 ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD : Unjustly overlooked by British distributors, Hong Sangsoo's films offer wry and very personal insights into life and love in South Korea. As a retrospective brings Hong's work to the UK, Tony Rayns celebrates the director's unique way of working = 30 THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE UK FILM COUNCIL As the coalition government pulls the plug on the UK FIlm Council, Geoffrey Macnab examines the organisation's ten-year history - and its raison d'etre = 34 PLUS Palm d'Or-winning producer Keith Griffiths gives a personal response to the UKFC's demise = 36 PLUS Dylan Cave on the UKFC's unsung commitment to preserving Britain's film culture = 38 LEXICON OF THE LAW : Police, Adjective redefines the policier in the destincitvely bleak and absurdist style of new Romanian cinema. Kieron Corless talks to its director, Corneliu Porumboiu = 40 REGULARS EDITORIAL : Put out more flags = 5 RUSHES James Bell enjoys atransformed Locarno Film Festival = 8 Nick James reports from the Sarajevo Film Festival = 9 Charles Gant on whether an Oscar helped or hindered Argentina's The Secret in Their Eyes = 9 Ian Christie examines the legacy of Victorian photographic pioneer Eadweard Muybridge = 10 Kieron Corless talks to Mexican director Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio = 11 Jonathan Rosenbaum unearths Mix-Up, a unique documentary from 1986 = 13 Nick Roddick lays to rest the myth of a 'sustainable British film industry' = 15 LETTERS : Loud is beautiful, Sacha Guitry, Hunsecker's avatars = 96 READER OFFERS = 22 REVIEWS FILM OF THE MONTH : Perestroika = 46 FILMS Ajami(credits only) = 80 Alamar = 48 Bonded by Blood = 48 Budrus = 49 Buried／Buried(Enterrado) = 50 Cats & Dogs The Revenge of Kitty Galore = 51 Cyrus = 51 Dinner for Schmucks = 52 Eat Pray Love = 53 Eclipse (credits only) = 81 Enter the Void = 54 The Expendables (credits only) = 81 The Final = 55 Frozen = 56 The Hole = 56 The Horde／La Horde = 57 The Human Centipede (First Sequence) = 58 The Kid = 60 The Last Airbender (credits only) = 82 The Last Exorcism／Le Dernier Exorcisme = 61 The Last Seven = 61 Made in Dagenham = 62 My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done = 63 The Other Guys = 64 Our Family Wedding = 66 Peepli［Live］ = 66 Perestroika = 67 Pianomania = 67 Police, Adjective／Politist, adjectiv = 68 Release = 69 Salt = 70 Scott Pilgrim vs. the World = 71 The Sorcerer's Apprentice =72 SoulBoy (credits only) = 82 Step Up 3D = 73 The Switch = 74 Tamara Drewe = 74 Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue = 75 22 Bullets／L'immortel = 76 Why Did I Get Married Too? = 77 The Wildest Dream = 78 Winter's Bone = 80 DVDs Adelheid = 85 Barking Dogs Never Bite = 85 Brotherhood - Series Ⅰ = 90 Columbia Pictures film NoirClassicsⅡ = 85 Daughters of Darkness = 85 Film Noir Classic Collection, Volume 5 = 85 Karaoke／Cold Lazarus = 90 Loving Memory = 86 Madchen in Uniform = 87 Modesty Blaise = 87 Night Train to Munich = 88 Pandora and the Flying Dutchman = 88 Piranha = 89 Psycho = 89 The Return of Frank James = 89 Scandal = 89 Sons of Cuba = 90 DVD FEATURES Michael Atkinson rediscovers silent classics by Josef von Sternberg = 84 James Bell savours Terry Zwigoff's outsider documentaries = 87 Tim Lucas redefines 'near noir' watching Union Station = 88 BOOKS David Thomson swoons at the enigma that was Hedy Lamarr = 92 David Thompson appreciates Paul Verhoeven's Bible scholarship = 93 Vic Pratt welcomes a study of the underrated Richard Lester = 93

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