Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.22 Issue 8

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Country

국외

Production Date

2012-08-00

Language

영어

Size (mm)

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Pages

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

FEATURES ESCAPE ARTIST : In the space of just over a decade, Christopher Nolan has shot from promising British indie director to undisputed master of a new brand of intelligent escapism. Joseph Bevan surveys his body of work = 14 GET SUSCHITZKY : Wolfgang Suschitzky’s unforgettable cinematography on Get Carter is just the tip of the iceberg in a career embracing documentary, industrial film and still photography As the great man turns 100, Patrick Russell looks back over his career = 22 SHOWTIME Filmmaker and performance artist Bruce Lacey has been ‘playing silly buggers’ for over half a century. To coincide with a BFI retrospective, William Fowler assesses his legacy = 26 PLUS artist Jeremy Deller and filmmaker Nick Abrahams on how Lacey’s anarchic spirit inspired their film portrait of the artist = 29 REVOLUTIONARY ROAD : In the last of our countdowns to next month’s ‘Greatest Films of All Time’ poll, Mark Le Fanu sings the praises of Boris Barnet’s silent contender The House on Trubnaya Street = 30 DESERT OF THE DISAPPEARED : Now 70, the radical Chilean director Patricio Guzman is back with the wonderful Nostalgiafor the Light, which links the hidden history of his homeland to the secrets of the stars. He talks to Chris Darke = 34 THE GENIUS OF HITCHCOCK : COVER FEATURE Since his twenties, when he wrote a book about Hitchcock, Pan’s Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro has returned to his films again and again. He offers a director’s POV on what we can learn from the master = 38 PLUS Bryony Dixon on the restoration of the ‘Hitchcock nine’ = 43 REGULARS EDITORIAL : Unflashy tango = 5 RUSHES David Thomson pays tribute to the great US critic Andrew Sards = 8 Nick Bradshaw on how apartheid fostered the legend of a lost 1970s rock prophet = 9 Charles Gant on how The Angels’ Share paid off north of the border = 9 Nick James joins Andrew Kotting and Iain Sinclair for a journey into London’s Olympic heartlands = 10 Melanie Williams welcomes the reissue of a classic kitchen-sink drama = 11 Kieron Corless talks to Lola Doillon about kidnap drama In Your Hands = 12 Nick Roddick ponders the changing nature of film festivals = 13 LETTERS : Regarding Reygadas, the secrets of Boy Scouts, A Useful Life = 96 READER OFFERS = 20 REVIES FILM OF THE MONTH : A Simple Life/Tao jie = 50 FILMS Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter = 52 The Brooklyn Brothers Beat the Best = 52 The Chernobyi Diaries = 53 Comes a Bright Day = 53 Detachment = 54 Dr Seuss’ The Lorax = 55 Eames: The Architect and the Painter = 55 El Bulli: Cooking in Progress = 56 Electrick Children = 56 A Fantastic Fear of Everything = 57 The Giants = 57 God Bless America = 58 Harold’s Going Stiff = 60 The Hunter = 60 I Am Bruce Lee = 61 In Your Hands/Contre toi = 61 Lay the Favourite = 62 LOL = 63 Magic Mike = 63 Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present = 64 Nostalgia for the Light/Nostalgie de la lumiere = 64 Personal Best = 66 Ping Pong = 66 The Players/Les Infideles = 67 Prometheus = 67 Requiem for a Killer/Requiem pour une tueuse = 68 Revenge of the Electric Car = 69 Rock of Ages = 69 Searching for Sugar Man = 70 Seeking a Friend for the End of the World = 70 7 Days in Havana/7 dias en La Habana = 72 A Simple Life/Tao jie (credits only) = 73 Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap = 73 The Soul of Flies/El alma de las moscas = 74 Storage 24 = 76 Strawberry Fields = 76 Swandown = 77 Ted = 77 Tortoise in Love = 78 Undefeated = 79 Wagner’s Dream = 79 Where Do We Go Now?/Et maintenant on va ou? = 80 You’ve Been Trumped = 80 DVDs The All-American Boy = 84 Bell, Book and Candle = 85 A Bullet for the General = 85 Confidence = 85 Correspondence(s) = 85 Films starring Doris Day = 86 The Devil’s Needle & Other Tales of Vice and Redemption = 86 Earth 2 = 90 The Execution of Private Slovik = 90 Force of Evil = 88 The House by the Cemetery = 88 Justice - SeriesⅠ = 90 King of New York = 88 Lidice = 88 Nightbirds = 88 The Rafi Pitts Collection = 89 The Red House = 89 Three Melodramas by Yasujiro Ozu = 89 DVD FEATURES Michael Brooke welcomes a full-length release for Kenneth Lonergan’s thrillingly ambitious Margaret = 84 Tim Lucas revisits Jack Arnold’s 1958 classic The Space Children = 87 BOOKS Nick Pinkerton savours the last word on Frank Tashlin = 92 Chris Darke is intrigued by the ‘behavioural codes’ of filmgoing = 93 Sophie Mayer is absorbed by an in-depth study of the WhedonVerse = 93

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