Issue 5
La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc
La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc (The Passion Of Joan Of Arc) (1927, France, 90 mins) Source: Vigo Films Prod. Co: Société Générale de Films, Paris
L’Âge d’or: faux-raccord (false match)
L’Âge d’or (1930, France, 63 mins) Source: CAC (35mm available from Sharmill Films) Prod: Le Vicomte de Noailles, (Pierre Braunberger) Dir: Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dali
Vivre sa vie
Vivre sa vie (My Life to Live) (1962, France, 85 mins) Source: CAC Prod. Co: Films De La Pléïade Prod: Pierre Braunberger Dir, Scr: Jean-Luc
Berlin: Symphony of a City
Berlin: Symphony of a City (Berlin: die Sinfonie der Großstadt) (1927, Germany, 50 mins, B&W, silent) Source: CAC Prod. Company: Fox-Europa Prod: Karl Freund Dir
Cabaret
Cabaret (1972, USA, 128 mins) Source: Chapel Films Prod. Company: AA-ABC Prod: Cy Feuer Dir: Bob Fosse Scr: Jay Presson Allen, Hugh Wheeler based the
Preface to G.W. Pabst: The Threepenny Opera
The Threepenny Opera (1931, Germany, 111 mins) Source: Filmstock Research Prod. Co: Warner Bros. Pictures, Société des Films Sonores Tobis Prod: Seymour Nebenzahl Dir: G.W.
Permanent Ghosts: Cinephilia in the Age of the Internet and Video: Essay 5
Like Theo, I participate in the mourning of the American repertory circuit from somewhat of a remove. Basically, I never had a repertory cinema while
Permanent Ghosts: Cinephilia in the Age of the Internet and Video: Essay 4
Here we are now-the Goonies generation, or Explorers, or Gremlins, or more precisely, the Time Bandits (1); history seems to bend back into itself as
Perdita Durango: A Case Study
UK writer Brad Stevens examines the variant versions of the film Perdita Durango - in particular, the omissions in each "cut"
Finding the Father: A Psychoanalytic Study of Rebel Without a Cause
An analysis of Nick Ray's film from a psychoanalytic standpoint: Dean as searching, not rebelling
