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Karen Luisa Badt

Karin Luisa Badt is a visiting professor at New York University, and associate professor at the University of Paris VIII.

in issue 60

From a Line of Ancestors: Talking with Doris Dörrie and Natasha Arthy — "We in the West trample on them."

What's Up, Docs? Nonstandard Operating Procedures in Recent Documentaries, and Interviews with Patricio Henriquez and Doug Pray — "Why didn't you just stick to the truth?"

in issue 57

Constructive Empathy: Speaking About Magnus, Cannes 2007 — "People can die without love."

Stay Well, or Else . . .: Michael Moore’s Sicko — "What these Americans have could happen to us. And this is frightening."

Silent Light or Absolute Miracle: An Interview with Carlos Reygadas at Cannes 2007 — "I hate the idea that film is actually telling a story!"

in issue 56

On the Border of the Thermian Gulf: The Ninth Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival — “The documentaries that most stood out have a near fictional flair, blurring the border between reality and fable.”

in issue 54

Returning to Life: Talking with Almodovar, Penelope Cruz, and Carmen Maura at Cannes 2006 — “I do not have the serenity of women. But I admire it.”

What's Wrong with Fast Food? A Conversation with Richard Linklater and Eric Schlosser on Fast Food Nation — With additional comments by actors Catalina Sandino Moreno and Ethan Hawke

in issue 50

Family Is Hell and So Is the World: Talking to Michael Haneke at Cannes 2005 — “All of us have these hidden moments in our lives . . .”

The Unbearable Lightness of Cannes 2005: Diversions and Disappointments
Where did all the wild ones go?

in issue 49

At War with Myself: A Word with Lars von Trier at Cannes 2005
On Manderley and more