Sight and Sound

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Title

Sight and Sound

Subtitle

Vol.26 Issue 5

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Country

국외

Production Date

2016-05-00

Language

영어

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Pages

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ISBN/ISSN

0037-4806

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Contents

Contents

Staying power : From World War II drama Europa Europa to episodes of The Wire and Treme, Agnieszka Holland´s remarkable body of work offers a masterclass in versatility. By Isabel Stevens = 34 REGULARS Editorial : Totalising recall = 5 Rushes In the Frame: Charlie Lyne listens in to film podcasts = 6 Object Lesson: Hannah McGill comes out of her shell = 8 The Five Key…: Euro immigration films = 9 Interview: Trevor Johnston meets Tom Geens, director of Couple in a Hole = 10 Exhibition: Ian Chrostie looks back at Eisenstein’s 1929 visit to England = 12 Dispatches: Mark Cousins asks what makes cinema cinematic = 15 The Industry Development Tale: Charles Gant on Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? = 16 The Numbers: Charles Gant parses the unexpected success of Rams = 17 Wide Angle Profile: Nicholas Vroman saddles up with Spanish cinema’s five horsemen of the post-apocalypse = 50 Soundings: Sam Davies finds silence can speak louder than words = 52 Primal Screen: Bryony Dixon looks at how Shakespeare was presented on screen a century ago = 53 Festival: John Beagles reports from Newcastle’s AV Festival, which focuses on history’s invisible protagonists = 55 Artists’ Moving Image: Juliet Jacques profile Deimantas Narkevicius = 57 Letters = 111 Endings : Michael Brooke on Emir Kusturica’s Underground = 112 FEATURES Nightmare of crime : László Neme´s devastating Son of Saul dares to depict the depict the ‘reality beyond belief’ of life inside Auschwitz-Birkenau. By Nikolaus Wachsmann = 18 Heaven sent : After a long period away from the limelight, Belgian director Jaco Van Dormael is back on top form with The Brand New Testament. By Jonathan Romney = 22 Fantastic voyages : Will vistual reality prove as exhilarating and disorienting for modern viewers as the experience of film was for early cinema audiences? By Marisol Grandon = 26 After the goldrush : Miguel Gomes’s three.part Arabian Night blends documentary and fictions in a labyrinth of tales exploring Portugal’s travails since the 2008 economic crisis. By Nick Pinkerton = 30 COVER FEATURE: DEEP FOCUS : The psychological western : In the aftermath of WWII a new breed of western borrowed elements of film noir to present a different kind of hero – angry, the genre and enabled it to grapple with the concerns of the Cold War. By Graham Fuller. PLUS Imogen Sara Smith on Johnny Guitar and the women of the West = 38 FILMS OF THE MONTH Dheepan = 60 I Am Belfast = 62 Midnight Special = 64 Miles Ahead = 66 FILMS The Absent One = 68 Allegiant = 68 Among the Believers = 69 Anguish = 70 Arabian Nights: Volume One – The Restless One = 70 Arabian Nights: Volume Two – The Desolate One = 71 Bastille Day = 72 Boulevard = 73 The Brand New testament = 74 Couple in a Hole = 74 Demolition = 75 Desert Dancer = 76 Despite the Falling Snow = 77 The Divide = 77 Eisenstein in Guanajuato = 78 Eye in the Sky = 80 Feast of Varanasi = 80 God’s Not Dead 2 = 81 The Grump = 82 Heaven Knows What = 82 The Last Man on the Moon = 83 London Has Fallen = 84 Louder than Bombs = 84 The Man Who Knew Infinity = 86 Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures = 87 Mojave = 87 Motley’s Law = 88 Nasty Baby = 89 Our Little Sister = 89 The Passing = 90 Risen = 91 Secret in Their Eyes = 92 Son of Saul = 92 10 Cloverfield Lane = 93 Whiskey Tango Foxtrot = 94 Zootropolis = 94 HOME CINEMA American Horror Project, Autumn Almanac, Bande a part, Death by Hanging, The Friends of Eddie Coyle, Films by Kitano Takeshi, Michael Collins, Peter de Rome: Grandfther of Gay Porn, Pink String and Sealing Wax, Pressure Point, Shooting Stars, Something Different = 97 DVD features Robert Hanks sighs and snarls at Ken Russell’s television arts features = 96 Revival: Philip Kemp marvels at Chen Kaige’s sumptuous masterpiece Farewell My Concubine = 99 Lost and Found: Ian Mantgani finds Preston Sturges’s late, underrated The Sin of Harold Diddlebock can still raise a laugh = 100 TELEVISION : The Children of Green Knowe, Copenhagen, Doomwatch = 102 BOOKS Christopher Frayling welcomes an overdue life of pioneering art director William Cameron Menzies = 104 Maria Delgado on the first history of Basque cinema = 106 Nick James weighs up the virtues of living critically = 106 Nick Pinkerton welcomes a lucid study of art in the age of the web = 107 Nelson Abbey on a necessary reappraisal of Spike Lee’s Bamboozled = 107

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