{"id":466,"date":"2011-09-30T12:46:39","date_gmt":"2011-09-30T11:46:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.electricsheepmagazine.co.uk\/archive\/?p=466"},"modified":"2011-11-04T17:15:14","modified_gmt":"2011-11-04T16:15:14","slug":"issue-55-twisted-romance","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.electricsheepmagazine.co.uk\/archive\/2011\/09\/30\/issue-55-twisted-romance\/","title":{"rendered":"Issue 55: Twisted Romance"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Red White & Blue<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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\nTheme: Twisted Romance<\/b>
\n–Days of Heaven<\/I><\/A>
\n–Guilty of Romance<\/I><\/A>
\n–Post Mortem<\/I>
\n–La piscine<\/I><\/A>
\n–Red White and Blue<\/I><\/A>


\nInterviews<\/b>
\n–Simon Rumley<\/A>
\n–Athina Rachel Tsangari<\/A>
\n–Ruggero Deodato<\/A>

\nFilm Reviews<\/b>
\n–Melancholia<\/I><\/A>
\n–Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy<\/I><\/A>
\n–Tomboy<\/I><\/A>
\n–Red State<\/I><\/A>
\n–Kill List<\/I><\/A>
\n–A Lonely Place to Die<\/I><\/A>
\n–Troll Hunter<\/I><\/A>
\n–Tucker & Dale vs Evil<\/I><\/A>
\n–The Woman<\/I><\/A>

\nDVD Reviews<\/b>
\n–Cannibal Holocaust<\/I><\/A>
\n–Harakiri<\/I><\/A>
\n–Cat o’ Nine Tails<\/I><\/A>
\n–Heavenly Creatures<\/I><\/A>
\n–Children of the Revolution<\/I><\/A>

\nTV Review<\/b>
\nThe Story of Film<\/I><\/A>

\nFeature:<\/B>
\nThings I Learnt: The Dos and Don’ts of an Indie Filmmaker<\/A>

\nReel Sounds<\/B>
\nSound of Fear<\/A>

\nComic Strip Review<\/B>
\nBlack Heaven<\/I><\/A>

\nAlter Ego<\/b>
\nDavid Flusfeder<\/A>

\nDominion of Canada<\/b>
\nCinema Delights in Honour of Jack Layton<\/A>

\nFilm Jukebox<\/b>
\nPeggy Sue<\/A>

\nBlog<\/b>
\n–Raindance preview<\/A>
\n–Venice<\/A>
\n–FrightFest<\/A>

\nPodcast<\/b>
\nSecret Societies – part 2<\/B><\/A>
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\tTwisted Romance: Awkward love, destructive desires, murderous tenderness<\/B><\/p>\n

September films are full of heartbreak and misshapen affection, starting with Terrence Malick’s glorious rural tragedy Days of Heaven<\/I><\/A> and on with Sion Sono’s perverse melodrama Guilty of Romance<\/I><\/A>, Post Mortem<\/I><\/A>‘s love in the time of dictatorship, and deadly jealousy in La piscine<\/I><\/A>, and we have a Comic Strip Review of Black Heaven<\/I><\/A>. We interview Simon Rumley<\/A> about his unpredictable murder ballad Red White and Blue<\/I><\/A> and Athina Rachel Tsangari about offbeat Greek drama Attenberg<\/I><\/A>.<\/p>\n

Lars von Trier’s Melancholia<\/I><\/A>, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy<\/I><\/A>, gender drama Tomboy<\/I><\/A> and Kevin Smith’s Red State<\/I><\/A> are out in cinemas as well as some of the FrightFest hits: gritty crime thriller Kill List<\/I><\/A>, mountaineering terroriser A Lonely Place to Die<\/I><\/A>, enjoyable horror comedies Troll Hunter<\/I><\/A> and Tucker & Dale vs Evil<\/I><\/A>, and Lucky McKee’s controversial The Woman<\/I><\/A>. <\/p>\n

In the DVDs, we interview Ruggero Deodato<\/A> and review his classic shocker Cannibal Holocaust<\/I><\/A>, Masaki Kobayashi’s savage samurai epic Harakiri<\/I><\/A>, Dario Argento’s Cat o’ Nine Tails<\/I><\/A>, Peter Jackson’s celebrated Heavenly Creatures<\/I><\/A> and provocative documentary Children of the Revolution<\/I><\/A>, and we look at TV series The Story of Film<\/I><\/A>.<\/p>\n

Reel Sounds is on Sound of Fear<\/A>, Peggy Sue<\/A> pick their favourite films, and in Alter Ego David Flusfeder<\/A> is drawn to Red River<\/I>. The Dominion of Canada column honours the memory of film-loving politician Jack Layton<\/A>. We have a feature on the dos and don’ts of an indie filmmaker<\/A> and in the Blog, we preview Raindance<\/A> and report on Venice<\/A> and FrightFest<\/A>.<\/p>\n

PODCAST:<\/B><\/A>
\nSecret Societies – part 2:<\/B><\/A> In a companion piece to our May podcast on Secret Societies<\/A>, we have a panel discussion recorded in the atmospheric confines of a Masonic Lodge on Liverpool Street in London as part of the East End Film Festival<\/A>, including talks on Jack the Ripper, witches’ covens and religious cults in film. <\/p>\n

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