Viennale 2012. James Benning's "the war"
Daniel KasmanA new video work by American avant-garde filmmaker James Benning explores the videos of Russian activist/activist-art group Voina (“war”).
A new video work by American avant-garde filmmaker James Benning explores the videos of Russian activist/activist-art group Voina (“war”).
On Fritz Lang’s most unknown and unappreciated American film: 1950’s An American Guerilla in the Philippines.
A brief look at Hollywood genre filmmaking from 1941 – 2010 through films screened at the Viennale by Lang, Ford, Carpenter and Scott.
The Vienna International Film Festival begins, including a complete Fritz Lang retrospective.
The director of Barbara talks horror films, surveillance, shooting on 35mm, the sound of a room, the silence of a set.
Discussing making his new movie in Japan.
Images from an installation constituting Kubelka’s new film, Antiphon, Arnulf Rainer (1960), and the two combined.
About Rey’s experimental 16mm feature, differently, Molussia, which adapts a book on totalitarianism the filmmaker has never read.
From the New York Film Festival, David Gatten’s first work in digital video is a long form movie capturing painted images and broken texts.
An ingenious, claustrophobic dream film at the NYFF centers on a sound mixer helping produce a horrifically violent giallo.
The director talks about his new movie, home video cinephilia, working with cinema’s greatest composers, and more.
Our correspondant’s last report from TIFF discusses new Oliveira, work from a HK genre master, Leviathan, and more.