Actors & Personalities · Directors
Shadow Man: On Clint Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby, the Coming Together and the Falling Apart
What’s inside those “sculpted spaces of dark intimacy”
Author: Eric Schlosser
Eric Schlosser is a lawyer and film critic in France. He has written for La Gazette de Moscou, Reperages, the Russian edition of Premiere, and other publications.
Interview with Béla Tarr: About Werckmeister Harmonies (Cannes 2000, Director’s Fortnight)
A bar in a provincial town. A strange dance is underway, with three drunken patrons enacting an eclipse, sun, moon, and earth circling and interposing. The dance is choreographed by[…]
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Dogma/Dogme, or Live Cinema
From the land of Kierkegaard and crullers, the newest New Wavers resuscitate – and reform – an artform ready for last rites. “The time to make up your mind about[…]
Actors & Personalities · Interviews
Interview with Louise Hassing, or Live Cinema
Dogme secrets revealed by Lars von Trier’s “most promising actress” The 17th International Short Films Festival of Aix en Provence, in December 1999, apart from the competition, focused on Scandinavian[…]
Worthy of the Slaughter? On Saving Private Ryan
It’s not just Ryan who needs saving. My friend Kevin and I were lingering over one too many bourbons. The jukebox was playing “What If God Was One of Us.”[…]
