Issue Archive
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World Film Festival (2009)
- World Film Festival 2009
Genre Films Welcome
- In Real Time: An Interview with Jafar Panahi
- Interview with Wang Quan’an
- 50th Thessaloniki International Film Festival
Re-inventing Cinema?
- Le Mépris: Analysis of mise-en-scène
- World Film Festival 2009
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International Festivals
- The Telluride Film Festival
September 4-7, 2009
- 23rd Leeds International Film Festival
November 4-22, 2009
- 100 Years of Hong Kong Cinema?
- Door into Silence
(1991, Lucio Fulci)
- David Lynch’s Blue Velvet
The Use of Binary Oppositions and Space
- The Telluride Film Festival
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David Lynch
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Severin Films
- An Interview with David Gregory
Co-Founder of Severin Films
- The Sister of Ursula & the Terza Visione
- Perversion Story
Fulci Landmark
- Screwballs
Teen Comedy Canadian Style
- Porn-O-Rama
From the Inside Out
- An Interview with David Gregory
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Philosophy and Horror
- Seeing, Thinking, and Writing: Daniel Shaw’s book Film and Philosophy: Taking Movies Seriously
Films are philosophical in different ways
- Existence is Song: The Dream-like Aesthetics of Duration in Mirror
- Time as visualized by the cinematic medium
- All the Boys (and Girls) Love Mandy Lane
- Maurice Devereaux at the End of the Line
Interview with Maurice Devereaux
- Seeing, Thinking, and Writing: Daniel Shaw’s book Film and Philosophy: Taking Movies Seriously
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From Hong Kong to Africa
- The 33rd Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) Report
- Third Cinema Today
- Going to the Movies: An Investigation of Factors Influencing Egyptian Audiences’ Movie Choices
- Postmortem Evolution of (In-) Organic Life: Peter Greenaway, Bill Morrison, and Film Biochemistry
- Vampire’s Ecstasy
The Devil’s Plaything
- The 33rd Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) Report
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Festival du Nouveau Cinéma: 2008
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On Death and Rebirth
- Reanimating the Living Dead
Uncovering the Zombie Archetype in the Works of George A. Romero
- Mother of Tears
Argento Concludes the Trilogy
- Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Notes for an African Orestes
Intellectual Responsibility and Imagination
- A Study of Kurosawa’s Ikiru, Part 1
What it Means to Live
- A Study of Kurosawa’s Ikiru, Part 2:
Rebirth, the Creative Act, and the Moral Dimension
- Reanimating the Living Dead
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Mixed Bag
- The Song at Midnight
The Chinese Phantom of the Opera
- Snow at Concordia
An Interview with Michael Snow
- An Interview with Dzintra Geka
On the film John Dored’s Island
- 49th Thessaloniki International Film Festival
The Cruel Impact of Politics on Relationships
- Once More, with Feeling: Denzel Washington’s film The Great Debaters and Robert Rosenstone’s book History on Film/Film on History
- The Song at Midnight
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Bazin Renewed
- “What is a Good Translation?” Bazin Revisited
- The Little Engine that Could: an interview with caboose master Timothy Barnard
- What is Cinephilosophy? A Bazinian Paradigm, Part 1
A Philosophical Preamble, for the love of truth
- What is Cinephilosophy? A Bazinian Paradigm, Part 2
André Bazin or, the Cinephilosophical Heritage of Film Studies
- Eisenstein on his audiovisual collaboration with Prokofiev
- “What is a Good Translation?” Bazin Revisited
