Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.21 Issue 5

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Country

국외

Production Date

2011-04-19

Language

영어

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Pages

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

FEATURES MOTION PICTURES : COVER FEATURE : Wim Wenders's new film Pina marks not just the culmination of a 20-year quest to film the work of choreographer Pina Bausch, but also a bold leap into the world of 3D. He talks to Nick James PLUS Nick Roddick on Wenders's career in documentary = 20 JUST LIKE STARTING OVER : To mark a comprehensive Bertolucci retrospective, Tony Rayns looks back at the early 1960s, when the great Italian director hit his stride and emerged from the shadow of his mentors, Pasolini and Godard = 26 WHAT TIME IS IT WHERE? : A 24-hour montage of film clips showing the measurement of time, Christian Marclay's The Clock has hooked viewers in London and New York. He talks to Jonathan Romney = 30 NORTH BY NORTHEAST : How I Ended This Summer, a gripping Arctic-set two-hander, is the latest festival hit to emerge from Russia. Nick Hasted talks to its director Alexei Popogrebsky PLUS Leslie Felperin surveys the recent Russian wave = 32 THE OREGON TRAIL : After honing a minimalist style on the Oregon-set Old Joy and Wendy and Lucy, Kelly Reichardt turns her gaze on the state's pioneer past in Meek's Cutoff, a novel female angle on the old West. Graham Fuller talks to her and writer Jon Raymond PLUS Ed Buscombe charts women's role in the western = 38 FOREVER FALLING : In the second of our series on possible contenders for the 'greatest film of all time' in next year's Sight & Sound poll, the renowned Spanish critic Miguel Marias finds himself falling for the fathomless mysteries of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo = 44 REGULARS EDITORIAL : Rarewell the Ant Wrangler = 5 RUSHES Joseph Bevan celebrates the work of documentarist John Samson = 8 Isabel Stevens on Ourhouse, where artists' film meets sitcom = 9 Charles Gant on how Archipelago bucked a trend = 9 James Bell talks to Peter Bogdanovich about The Last Picture Show = 11 John Wrathall wonders what became of Cohen and Tate director Eric Red = 12 Nick Roddick on 'Creative England' = 15 LETTERS : Woody Allen, devoted and deluded; the irony of Nino Rota = 96 READER OFFERS = 18 REVIEWS FILM OF THE MONTH : Sweetgrass = 50 FILMS The Adjustment Bureau = 52 All American Orgy (credits only) = 81 Arthur and the Great Adventure Clair Monk (credits only) = 81 Battle Los Angeles = 53 Beastly = 53 Cave of Forgotten Dreams (credits only) = 82 Cold Fish／Tsumetai nettaigyo = 54 Cold Weather = 55 Drive Angry (credits only) = 82 The Extraordinary Adventures of Adel Blanc-Sec／Les Aventures extraordinaires d'Adele Blanc-Sec = 56 Farewell／L'Affaire Farewell = 57 Hall Pass = 58 How I Ended This Summer／Kak ya provel etim letom = 59 I Saw the Devil／Akmareul boatda = 59 Limitless = 60 The Lincoln Lawyer = 61 Little White Lies／Les Petits Mouchoirs = 62 Louise - Michel = 63 Mars Needs Moms =64 Meek's Cutoff = 66 Passenger Side = 66 Pina = 67 Rango = 68 Redemption = 69 Red Riding Hood = 70 The Resident = 72 The Silent House／La casa muda = 73 A Small Act = 74 Sparrow／Man jeuk = 74 Sweetgrass = 75 Tomorrow, When the War Began = 75 Tracker = 76 The Way = 78 Young Hearts Run Free = 79 Your Highness = 80 DVDs The Beyond = 85 Blood Simple = 85 Dark Star = 85 A Day in the Life = 85 Empire State = 86 The Goodies... At Last the 40th Anniversary = 90 Hazell - The Complete Series = 90 The Kartemquin Films Collection: The Early Years Volumes 1 & 2 = 86 Larks on a String = 86 The Long, Hot Summer = 86 Man of Aran = 87 Films by Otto Preminger = 88 Promised Lands = 89 Slingshot = 89 The Unflinching Eye: The Films of Richard Woolley = 89 The Virginian - Season 1 = 90 Warner Archive Collection = 90 DVD FEATURES Michael Brooke admires two early 'women's pictures' by Antonioni = 84 Kieron Corless on the masterpiece of left-leaning radical Robert Kramer = 87 Tim Lucas examines the drama offered by PBS talk show Firing Line = 88 BOOKS Michael Atkinson salutes J. Hoberman's masterly look at cold-war cinema in its historical context = 92 James Bell immerses himself in an exhaustive tribute to Kubrick's unmade Napoleon = 92 Kim Newman appreciates a study of 1950's Night and the City = 93 Nick James enjoys an anthology of Philip French's essays on film = 93

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