Issue 37
Forbidden
Forbidden (1932 US 83 mins) Source: Library of Congress Prod Co: Columbia Pictures Dir: Frank Capra Scr: Jo Swerling Phot: Joseph Walker Ed: Maurice Wright
Singing with a Purpose: Wartime Propaganda and Other Themes: The 19th Cinema Ritrovato
July 2–9, 2005 Few, if any, film festivals can match the extraordinary range of material on offer at Bologna’s Cinema Ritrovato, now in its 19th
Look Both Ways: Interview with Sarah Watt and Andrew S. Gilbert
After the dire predictions of a crisis in the Australian cinema, a flurry of recent releases has raised the profile of local films, not least
La Chinoise, ou plutôt à la chinoise: un film en train de se faire
La Chinoise, ou plutôt à la chinoise (1967 France 90 mins) Source: ACMI Collections/FE Prod Co: Productions de la Guéville/Parc Films/Athos-Films/Simar Films/Anouchka Films Dir, Scr:
Brain Sculpting and Cinema: Blow-Up: Photography, Cinema and the Brain by Warren Neidich
We all take in the world through our bodily perceptions and the inferences these perceptions give rise to. The shape and colour of a tree
Revealing Revelation: The Fiction, the Facts & the Subversion: Revelation 8: Perth International Film Festival
June 30–July 10, 2005 “Exhibition in Crisis: Who’s Stolen the Crown Jewels”, was one of the conference sessions at the Revelation Screen Festival. Joel Bachar
Thinking of Cluny Brown
“Squirrels to the nuts”. This great 1946 Ernst Lubitsch classic is elegantly pondered on
Les Cousins
Les Cousins/The Cousins (1959 France 105 mins) Source: NFSA Prod Co: Ajym Films Prod, Dir: Claude Chabrol Scr: Paul Gégauff, from a story by Chabrol
Speaking For Others: Manifest and Latent Content in In a Year with Thirteen Moons
An insightful analysis of the complex interweaving of the personal and the political in one of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's most emotionally torturous of films