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| Image from Guest (José Luis Guerin, 2010) |
Film Studies For Free took a little break and caught up with some reading. A mini flurry of posts will issue as a result over the next few days, including this first one listing links to the excellent contents of the latest issue of Melbourne based online journal Senses of Cinema.
FSFF particularly liked the interview with the remarkable filmmaker José Luis Guerin about his most recent film Guest, Pedro Blas Gonzalez on The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and Jiwei Xiao on the films of Jia Zhangke.
Senses of Cinema, Issue 59 Contents
Feature Articles
- Moira Sullivan Lars von Trier’s Other Comments at Cannes
- Jean-Baptiste Thoret The Seventies Reloaded: (What does the cinema think about when it dreams of Baudrillard?)
- Pedro Blas Gonzalez The Treasure of the Sierra Madre or, Socrates in the Desert
- Graham Daseler Lost Treasure: Trouble in Paradise
- The Celluloid Liberation Front Auschwitz–Harlem: Post-Traumatic Economy in The Pawnbroker
- Lorraine Mortimer Something Against Nature: Sweet Movie, 4, and Disgust
- Journey to Galveston: An Interview with Catherine Berge on King Vidor by Peter Tonguette
- Peter Tonguette King Vidor: The Editor’s Director
- Accidental Cinema and the YouTube Sublime: An Interview with Joe Swanberg by Brigitta B. Wagner
- Jiwei XiaoThe Quest for Memory: Documentary and Fiction in Jia Zhangke’s Films
- Flannery Wilson Filming Disappearance or Renewal? The Ever-Changing Representations of Taipei in Contemporary Taiwanese Cinema
- On Reality and Imagination: An Interview with Documentarian Dai Sil Kim-Gibson by Tammy Kim
- Imed Labidi Welcome: An Insight into the Landscape of Contemporary French Consciousness
- Kafi Kareem Trinbagonianness in Film: National Identity in Trinidad and Tobago Cinema
- Defeating the Irremediable Solitude of the Guest: An Interview with José Luis Guerin by Rolando Caputo
- Adrian Danks on On the Beach
- Stephen Gaunson on Marvellous Melbourne: Queen City of the South
- Deb Verhoeven on Melbourne Wedding Belle
- David Nichols on Your House and Mine
- Federico Passi on The Cleaners
- Jake Wilson on Flinders Street
- Ben Goldsmith on Ghost Rider
- Chris Berry on Far East Film Festival
- Marc Saint-Cyr on Nippon Connection
- Rachel Thibault on Independent Film Festival of Boston
- Sirkka Moeller on Short Film Festival Oberhausen
- Catherine Simpson on Istanbul Film Festival
- Neil Young on CPH PIX
- Sally Shafto on Panorama des Cinémas du Maghreb
- Daniel Fairfax on Cannes
- Bérénice Reynaud on Images Festival
- Tom Redwood on Adelaide
- Bérénice Reynaud on Pan African
- Cerise Howard on Fribourg
- Robert von Dassanowsky on Billy Wilder, Movie-Maker: Critical Essays on the Films
- John Fidler on The Apartment Plot
- Peter Tonguette on Steven Spielberg: A Biography
- Burke Hilsabeck on Machine-Age Comedy
- Jay Daniel Thompson on Darwin's Screens
- Chris Yogerst on The Philosophy of the Western
- Daniel Eisenberg on Real and Reel: The Education of a Film Obsessive and Critic
- Julian Savage on Fear Eats the Soul
- Colin Browne on Fox and His Friends
- Adam Bingham on Veronika Voss
- Darragh O'Donoghue on The Third Generation
- Rebecca Harkins-Cross on In a Year with Thirteen Moons
- Serena Bramble on In a Lonely Place
- George Kaplan on They Live by Night
- David Sanjek on Johnny Guitar
- J. David Slocum on Rebel Without a Cause
- Dan Harper on Assassination
- Alain Silver on Samurai Spy
- Anne Rutherford on Double Suicide
- David Melville on Death of a Cyclist
- Lee Hill on Viridiana
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