Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.22 Issue 5

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Country

국외

Production Date

2012-05-00

Language

영어

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Pages

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

FEATURES MINOR QUAY : COVER FEATURE : Since leaving his native Finland, director Aki Kaurismaki has broadened his canvas with Le Havre, but his deadpan vision remains the same. Michael Brooke talks to him, and surveys his career to date = 16 A MAN APART : Artist-filmmaker Ben Rivers's feature debut Two Years at Sea is a mesmerising portrait of life on the margins. He talks to Andrea Picard = 24 WHIT AND WHIMSY : Fans of Whit Stilman have had a long wait for another taste of his acerbic dialogue and wry social portraiture. He talks to Nick Pinkerton about his first film in 14 years, Damsels in Distress = 28 REVOLT INTO STYLE : From Futurism to Dogme, filmmakers have felt the urge to pronounce new laws of their art. Nick James charts a brief history of the manifesto = 32 BLOOD AND SAND : In the first of two pieces on contenders for S&S's upcoming Greatest Film of All Time poll, Hannah McGill revisits Beau Travail, Claire Denis's rapturous 1998 exploration of male identity = 36 THE GREAT ESCAPE : In past polls, Jean Renoir's WWI classic La Grande Illusion has tended to lose out to the director's later La Regle du jeu. It's time to reconsider, says Ginette Vincendeau = 40 MOON KAMPF : Timo Vuorensola's satirical sci-fi comedy Iron Sky takes Nazi scientific theory to its illogical conclusion. By Kim Newman = 44 A CANADIAN IN PARIS : What is Winnipeg's most famous director Guy Maddin up to in the basement of the Pompidou Centre? Jonathan Romney pays his respects to 'The Seances Project' = 46 REGULARS EDITORIAL : The future is here = 5 RUSHES Roger Clarke interviews director Dominik Moll about The Monk = 8 Patrick Russell reports from the IVCA Awards = 9 Charles Gant on The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel's success with an older audience = 9 Vlastimir Sudar rediscovers a European classic by Alekandar Petrovic = 11 Geoffrey Macnab on the Sundance festival's London spin-off = 12 Mark Cousins on reactions to his 15-hour The Story of Film: An Odyssey = 13 Nick Roddick on our changing relationship to the moving image = 15 LETTERS : Lynch and Narnia, responses to Hugo, Googie Withers = 96 READER OFFERS = 22 REVIEWS FILM OF THE MONTH : Goodbye First Love／Un Amour de Jeunesse = 52 FILMS Albert Nobbs = 54 Angel & Tony／Angele et Tony = 54 Beauty／Skoonheid = 55 Being Elmo = 56 Blackthorn／Blackthorn Sin destino = 56 Breathing／Atmen = 57 Buck = 58 Cabin in the Woods = 58 A Cat in Paris／Une Vie de chat = 59 Cleanskin = 60 Damsels in Distress = 60 Delicacy／La Delicatesse = 62 The Divide = 63 Elles = 63 Gone = 64 Goodbye First Love／Un Amour de jeunesse (credits only) = 64 Grave Encounters = 65 Hara-kiri Death of a Samurai／Ichimei = 66 Hard Boiled Sweets = 66 The Hunger Games = 68 Iron Sky = 69 Jeff, Who Lives at Home = 69 John Carter = 70 Le Havre = 71 London Paris New York = 72 Marley = 72 The Monk／Le Moine = 74 Mozart's Sister／Nannerl, la Soeur de Mozart = 74 Oliver Sherman = 75 The Other Side of Sleep = 76 Payback Season = 77 The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! = 77 Project X = 78 The Raven = 79 Salmon Fishing in the Yemen = 79 Silent House = 80 Town of Runners = 80 Two Years at Sea = 81 Wanderlust = 82 We Are Poets = 82 DVDs American Dreams (lost and found)／Landscape Suicide = 85 Il boom = 85 The Doom Generation = 85 Encounters: Four Ground-Breaking Classics of Gay Cinema = 85 Friendly Fire = 91 GAme of Thrones = 91 Her Private Hell = 85 Italian Crime Collection: Fernando Di Leo = 86 Films by Fritz Lang = 87 LIfeboat = 88 Male of the Species = 91 Miracle in Milan／Il tetto = 89 Films by Edgar Reitz = 89 Carlos Saura's Flamenco Trilogy = 89 Films by Imamura Shohei = 90 Treasure Train = 90 Urbanized = 91 DVD FEATURES Brad Stevens welcomes the release of four films by Mizoguchi Kenji = 84 Geoffrey MAcnab revisits a quartet of post-war classics from Poland = 87 Tim Lucas is captivated by a new film that brings Bruegel to life = 88 BOOKS Nick Pinkerton savours a film-by-film appreciation of Barbara Stanwyck = 92 John Wrathall evaluates tips from yet another guide to the art of screenwriting = 92 Michael Atkinson hails a pioneering survey of the career of Russian director Alexander Sokurov = 93 Jane Giles relishes a good-natured account of Hollywood sexual excess from the 1940s to the 1980s = 93

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