Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.23 Issue 5

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Country

국외

Production Date

2013-05-00

Language

영어

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

Wings of desire : Fm So Excitedlis a timely dissection of secrets and lies, writes Maria Delgado PLUS Pedro Almodovar on how is new film blends the US screwball tradition and Mediterranean comedy = 36 FEATURES COVER FEATURE You only live once : Is Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers just a gun-crazy Girls Gone Wild, asks Simon Reynolds PLUS Amy aubin talks to the director about his dazed-glo aesthetic = 26 Men of shadows and fog : Anna Fomicheva talks to Sergei Loznitsa about his WWII drama In the Fog PLUS Michael Brooke n ow Russian filmmakers have represented the ‘Great Patriotic War’ on screen = 32 Drifter’s escape : The 1973 Palme d’Or-winning A 1 Pacino/Gene Hackman road movie Scarecrow is back in cinemas this onth. Director Jerry Schatzberg talks to Peter Tonguette = 42 Moments of truth : With nods to both neorealism and cinema verite, Francesco Rosi’s films have probed the darkness at the eart of Italian public life for 40 years. By Peter Cowie = 46 Eye tunes : As a new exhibition traces the history of the pop video and its cross-fertilisation with cinema back as far as the 1920s, Sam Davies says the form itself has now hit a digital crossroads = 50 DEEP FOCUS: The roots of neorealism : Pasquale lannone on why Italian cinema in the immediate post-war period, though revolutionary in its impact, did not represent a complete break with the past = 56 REGULARS Editorial A culture of talk = 9 Reader Offers = 24 Rushes Jane Giles browses Kenneth Anger’s collection of movie memorabilia = 10 Object Lesson: Hannah McGill on the Bible in the movies = 12 Obituary: Patrick Russell pays tribute to British documentarist Mike Grigsby = 15 Dispatches: Mark Cousins offers his perspective on the Z factor in film = 17 The Industry Development Tale: Charles Gant on Mira Nair’s quest to film The Reluctant Fundamentalist = 18 The Numbers: Charles Gant on the ongoing success of Dogwoof’s live documentary events = 19 Profile: Kieron Corless talks to Olivier Pere of Arte France Cinema = 21 Festivals : Amid the inevitable festival repeats, Nick Pinkerton managed to uncover a few gems at South by Southwest = 22 Wide Angle Simon Merle salutes Kira Muratova’s experimental genius = 64 Soundings: Frances Morgan on the sound design for Brazilian film Neighbouring Sounds = 66 Nick Bradshaw on the delightful intimacy of the Spanish documentary festival Play-Doc = 67 Sukhdev Sandhu finds rich rewards in the work of Swiss artist Ursula Biemann = 68 Primal Screen: Bryony Dixon on American photographer Ansel Adams’s counterparts in the cinema = 69 Bradlands: Brad Stevens on masculinity in 1980s cinema = 70 Lost and Found: Michael Koresky on the Freudian pleasures of Bernard Rose’s Paperhouse = 71 Forum Chris Petit on his post-cinema art project the Museum of Loneliness = 72 Letters = 74 Endings : Adrian Martin on Jim McBride’s steamy, overblown 1983 remake of Breathless = 128 FILMS OF THE MONTH The Gatekeepers = 78 In theFog/V tumane = 80 Me and You/Io e te = 82 The Place Beyond the Pines = 84 FILMS The ABCs of Death = 86 All Stars = 86 BAFTA Shorts = 87 Bemie = 88 Chimpanzee = 89 The Croods = 89 Dark Skies = 90 Foil Dead = 91 The Eye of the Storm = 91 First Position = 92 Flying Blind = 93 FuckforForest = 94 Gimme the Loot = 95 The Hardy Bucks Movie = 96 FmSoExcited!/Los amantes pasajeros = 96 The Incredible Burt Wonderstone = 97 Jack the Giant Slayer = 98 King of the Travellers = 99 The Look of Love = 99 Love is All You Need/Den skaldedefrisør = 100 Michael H. Profession: Director/Michael Haneke Portrdt eines Film-handwerkers = 101 Oz the Great and Powerful = 101 Promised Land = 102 Rebellion/L'Ordre et la morale = 103 Red Dawn = 104 Simon Killer = 104 Snitch = 105 Spring Breakers = 106 21 & Over = 107 Vinyl = 107 We Went to War = 108 White Elephant/Fief ante bianco = 109 HOME CINEMA Alois Nebel, Baise-moi, Films by Claude Chabrol, City of Women, La Dame de pique. Diary of a Chambermaid, The Murderer Lives at 21, The Red Menace, Swandown, Tess, The Third Girl from the Left = 112 DVD features Sukhdev Sandhu enjoys the eccentric wit of the films of B.S. Johnson = 110 David Thompson turns on to the erotic films of Radley Metzger = 113 Graham Fuller on sex and lucre in Samson and Delilah = 116 Michael Atkinson explores the unsettling brilliance of Wake in Fright = 118 Television Dead Head, House of Cards, Philip Marlowe, Private Eye -Series 1, Quincy, Me-Series 3, Storyboard, Utopia = 119 Mark Duguid dips into the treasures in Armchair Theatre Volume Four = 121 BOOKS Linda Ruth Williams surveys an instructuve overview of lOO years of theBBFC = 122 Tim Lucas welcomes the first in a proposed five- volume biography of director Ken Russell = 123 Jane Giles is fascinated by a 1920s novelisation of Hollywood’s first vampire movie = 124

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