The Scouting Book for Boys: A Profile of Tom Harper
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Tom Harper talks about his interest in teenage characters and his place in British cinema.
Interview by Lisa Williams
CURRENT ARTICLES
Alucarda: The Seed of Panic (0)
04/3/10 •
The clear lesbian undertones of the film come from Sheridan Le Fanu’s ‘Carmilla’, on which Alucarda is very loosely based (the other literary reference is obviously Bram Stoker’s Dracula), but Moctezuma and his team of writers have made the story their own.
Feature by Virginie Sélavy
Snowballing Secrets: Guy Maddin’s Careful (0)
03/3/10 •
Little Arthur’s ‘lifting the lid’ on the pan is what Maddin proceeds to do with the townsfolk of Tolzbad, showing us a weird world of raging but repressed desires, and the rest of the film gleefully and preposterously plays out one Freudian tableau after another.
Review by Jeff Hilson
Afterschool: Interview with Antonio Campos (0)
03/3/10 •
Sarah Cronin talks to director Antonio Campos about high school myths and YouTube kids.
Short Cuts: Redmond Entwistle’s Monuments (0)
03/3/10 •
Robert Smithson (1938–1973) is looking into the half-distance. Resurrected, having emerged from an underground car park into a 2009 suburbia and wearing an exceptionally bad wig, he contemplates post-minimalist art with his equally glacial buddies.
Feature by Kate Taylor
Reel Sounds: The Power of Silence (0)
03/3/10 •
This Reel Sounds column takes the form of a dialogue as it is an edited extract of an episode of Resonance FM’s visual culture show I’m Ready for my Close-Up broadcast in September 2008, in which Alex Fitch and Virginie Sélavy discussed modern silent movies, including the work of Guy Maddin.
Alter Ego: Mythogeographer Phil Smith is Mick Travis (0)
03/3/10 •
Phil Smith’s new book, Mythogeography: A Guide to Walking Sideways, explores the art of walking and its modern uses, from meditative to subversive. He tells us why he would be Mick Travis if he was a film character.
Film Jukebox: Josiah Wolf (0)
03/3/10 •
Why? drummer and multi-instrumentalist Josiah Wolf takes us through the story of his life through movies and talks of his admiration for Gene Hackman and Bruce Willis.
The Human Angle: Wolf Suschitzky (0)
15/2/10 •
We talk to the veteran cinematographer who shot Get Carter.
Feature by Eleanor McKeown
PREVIOUS ARTICLES
- Suspiria: Possessed Bodies and Deadly Pointe
- The Red Shoes: No Art without Sacrifice
- Vampire Ballet: Dracula: Pages from a Virgin’s Diary
- Kitanos and Takeshis’
- Reel Sounds: Unsynched Rhythms – George Antheil’s Le Ballet mécanique
- Short Cuts: 7th London Short Film Festival
- Alter Ego: Ken Hollings is Astro Boy
- Film Jukebox: Lightspeed Champion
- Thirst: Interview with Park Chan-wook
- Tateshots: Childish rules
- Extreme Private Eros: Interview with Kazuo Hara
recent Alter Ego
03/3/10 •
Alter Ego: Mythogeographer Phil Smith is Mick Travis01/2/10 •
Alter Ego: Ken Hollings is Astro Boy
recent Film Jukebox
03/3/10 •
Film Jukebox: Josiah Wolf01/2/10 •
Film Jukebox: Lightspeed Champion08/1/10 •
Fucked Up’s Jukebox01/12/09 •
Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling’s Film Jukebox01/11/09 •
The Non-Commissioned Officers’ Film Jukebox
recent Interviews
16/3/10 •
The Scouting Book for Boys: A Profile of Tom Harper03/3/10 •
Afterschool: Interview with Antonio Campos24/1/10 •
Thirst: Interview with Park Chan-wook10/1/10 •
Extreme Private Eros: Interview with Kazuo Hara08/1/10 •
Exam: Interview with Stuart Hazeldine
recent Reel Sounds
03/3/10 •
Reel Sounds: The Power of Silence01/2/10 •
Reel Sounds: Unsynched Rhythms – George Antheil’s Le Ballet mécanique
recent Short Cuts
03/3/10 •
Short Cuts: Redmond Entwistle’s Monuments01/2/10 •
Short Cuts: 7th London Short Film Festival21/1/10 •
Tateshots: Childish rules08/1/10 •
Short Cuts: LSFF 2010 – Rich Pickings Presents: Lolita Complex01/12/09 •
Short Cuts: Max Hattler
