Modern Times (BFI Classics)
Book reviews: Charles Chaplin’s Modern Times gets fresh critical reappraisal plus 100 Westerns you should know about
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Book reviews: Charles Chaplin’s Modern Times gets fresh critical reappraisal plus 100 Westerns you should know about
»Mixed media: Antonio Pasolini reports from the Osnabrück Media Art Festival in Germany
»The new Europe: The Trieste film festival is one of the few venues to showcase new Eastern European cinema. John Gorick reports on what’s happening in the new Europe
»Disney has just closed up shop on traditional animation, been the subject of a critical documentary and bought up Pixar after an unsteady 2005. So what happens next?
»Out-raged: John Gorick reviews Robert Greenwald’s latest exposé of savage capitalism
»The story of an artist who went blind after an attack and used his tragedy as a re-birth impressed Ian Haydn Smith
»Twice as scary: the second part of our homage to Brazilian horror master, Coffin Joe. By Michelle Le Blanc and Colin Odell
»New York, new works: Thessa Mooij reviews the Tribeca Film Festival 2006
»Who’s afraid of Coffin Joe? Michelle Le Blanc and Colin Odell pay homage to one of horror cinema’s greatest creations
»The Ozon layer: Antonio Pasolini talks to François Ozon about his career and his new film, Le temps qui reste (Time to leave)
»DVD round-up: Tickets and two titles by the king of arthouse erotica, Tinto Brass
»Gone with the wind: Sam Shephard stars in Wim Wenders’ latest incursion in Americana, Don’t Come Knocking
»To coincide with the DVD release of Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Double Life of Veronique, Steven Yates reviews the Pocket Essentials book on the great Polish director
»After a hugely successful theatrical run earlier this year to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Krzysztof Kieslowski’s death, The Double Life of Veronique is now out on DVD
»Grim and bear: Herzog’s latest man-and-nature saga arrives on DVD
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