Volume 4, Issue 2 / March 2000
In this issue
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American Psycho
Funny, irreverent, 'Hitchcockian', and much more
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Donigan Cumming: Continuity and Rupture
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Buster Keaton Rides Again
A major retrospective of cinema's comedic giant Buster Keaton
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Subterranean Passage: The Power Of Childhood Imagination
A meticulously layered visual puzzle
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S."Sizzles": Interview with Natali Broods
Violence as a means of expression
1) American Psycho
Donato Totaro, – 04-07-00
American Psycho is funny, irreverent, ‘Hitchcockian’, and much more.
2) Donigan Cumming: Continuity and Rupture
Donigan Cumming (compiled by Nicolas Renaud), – 04-30-00
Text of the lecture given by Donigan Cumming as part of a series of video screenings in France, October 25th to November 2nd 1999.
3) Buster Keaton Rides Again
Donato Totaro, – 07-12-00
Will Buster Keaton ever date? Unlikely, as this recent retrospective demonstrates.
4) Subterranean Passage: The Power Of Childhood Imagination
Donato Totaro, – 07-12-00
The Award winning Canadian experimental narrative film Subterranean Passage is a meticulously layered visual puzzle that slowly unravels through a series of echoing motifs on the wonder and resiliency of childhood imagination.
5) Interview with Natali Broods
Donato Totaro, – 07-21-00
Belgium actress Natali Broods sizzles in S..
