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Wings Of Desire

In 1987, after working in America for several years, Wim Wenders returned to West Germany, more specifically West Berlin, to make his film Wings Of Desire (1987). Wings Of Desire is, however,… Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Bruno Ganz, Otto Sander, Peter Falk, Peter Handke, Solveig Dommartin, Wim Wenders

First Man

First Man, Damien Chazelle’s follow-up to La La Land (2016), is diametrically opposed to both the musical genre and fantastique escapism in general. First Man (2018) is a film about… Read more »

Film Reviews    2010s, Ciarán Hinds, Claire Foy, Damien Chazelle, Jason Clarke, Ryan Gosling

Film: The Front Line, 1983

In 1983 Jonathan Rosenbaum published a collection of essays profiling the work of some of cinema’s greatest artists of the avant-garde in his Film: The Front Line 1983.  In this publication… Read more »

Books & Music    book, Criterion Collection, Jonathan Rosenbaum

Two From The Audio Artkive

In 2006 Tony Conrad’s Audio Artkive released two albums on The Table Of Elements label. One consists of only a single 67 minute long track of Tony Conrad playing the… Read more »

Books & Music    Ira Cohen, J. Hoberman, Jack Smith, John Cale, Ron Rice, soundtracks, Tony Conrad

Beethoven’s Nephew

Back in 2011 I had a forty-five minute telephone conversation with director Paul Morrissey. I was ecstatic beyond belief, Morrissey being one of my cinematic heroes, a hero who has… Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Jane Birkin, Mathieu Carrière, Nathalie Baye, Paul Morrissey, Wolfgang Reichmann

A Simple Favor

What is Paul Feig’s A Simple Favor (2018) about? I can only say for certain that A Simple Favor is interested in female relationships. For a film with so much… Read more »

Film Reviews    2010s, Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively, Henry Golding, Linda Cardellini, Paul Feig

The Cinema Of Transgression

The films of the American avant-garde or Underground have always functioned as a cinema of opposition, a calculated subversion of the Hollywood mainstream and the cinematic devices it employed or… Read more »

Editorials    Lydia Lunch, Nick Zedd, Richard Kern, Saint Reverend Jen, Sonic Youth

Leaving Las Vegas

Looking back at all the awards Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue either won or were nominated for in 1995 for Mike Figgis’ Leaving Las Vegas, one would assume that the film… Read more »

Film Reviews    1990s, Elisabeth Shue, Julian Sands, Mike Figgis, Nicolas Cage, Richard Lewis

Diabolique

Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Diabolique is a thriller released in 1955. That said it is almost always compared to the works of Hitchcock, with whom its history is explicitly intertwined. But upon a few… Read more »

Film Reviews    1950s, Charles Vanel, Henri-Georges Clouzot, Paul Meurisse, Simone Signoret, Véra Clouzot

Sebastiane

Derek Jarman’s first feature, co-directed by Paul Humfress, was released in 1976 with the rating “X”. The film was Sebastiane, and it told the story of St. Sebastiane’s martyrdom in… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Brian Eno, Derek Jarman, Leonardo Treviglio, Paul Humfress, Richard Warwick

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