writers gone wild! |
Robert Castle in issue 66
in issue 65 The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974): The Ultimate NYC Film "What is this New York-ness?" The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009): Inflating Pelham "To be a star, or thought of as a star, was not enough." in issue 56 The Mothering of Evil in Several Hitchcock Films in issue 54 Following the Blind Swordsman: The Zatoichi Movies in issue 52 A Sequel Too Far: The Case of the Multiplying Movie Un-Movies When is a movie not a movie? in issue 51 Unadaptable: A Fatal Problem with The Human Stain Proust Regained: On Raul Ruiz's Time Regained and Filming the Unfilmable in issue 49 Performance World: The Truman Show's Sociology in issue 46 The Interpretative Oddysey of 2001: Of Humanity and Hyperspace in issue 45 F for Fake: The Ultimate Mirror of Orson Welles
Animal Mother on Full Metal Jacket: "Don't follow leaders"
All the Citizen's Men in issue 44 Disturbing Movies, or the Flip Side of the Real in issue 43
The Revolutionary James Bond Movie: On Her Majesty's Secret Service in issue 42
Tunes of Mutiny, or Making the Job Bearable
Kubrick and the Coen Brothes Again in issue 40
Fellini's Society Rehearsal: Orchestra Rehearsal Revisited in issue 39
The Mysterious Yearning Secretive Sad Lonely Troubled Confused "Talented" Mr. Ripley
Daddy and Father in The Emerald Forest in issue 38
Fritz Lang's Assumption Factory in issue 37
Recalling the Dream of Parenthood in Raising Arizona in issue 36
The Clinton Syndrome, or the Survival Legacy in issue 35
The Dharma Blues, or How I Brooded but Did Not Weep Over Kubrick's Bomb in issue 34
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? in issue 32
Average Nobodies: The Dark Knights of Goodfellas |
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New book from the
editor and writers of
Bright Lights Film Journal
Action! Interviews with Directors
from Classical Hollywood to
Contemporary Iran
(Anthem Art and Culture),
by Gary Morris (Editor),
Bert Cardullo (Introduction),
Jonathan Rosenbaum (Foreword).
London and New York:
Anthem Press, 2009.
"I dare anyone to squeeze between
two covers a more varied, useful and
flat out entertaining sampling of
the personalities that make the
seventh art the liveliest."
David Hudson, IFC.com
Interviews
Robert Bresson
Roger Corman (with Bruce Dern
and David Carradine)
Allan Dwan
Clint Eastwood
Douglas Sirk
Robert Wise
Mania Akbari
Lars von Trier
Michael Haneke
Allie Light
Melvin and Mario van Peebles
Otto Muehl
The Brothers Quay
Barbara Kopple
Federico Fellini
Abbas Kiarostami
François Truffaut
Caveh Zahedi
Peter Bogdanovich and
Joseph McBride
on Orson Welles