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FILM
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
Director:
Alfred Hitchcock
FILM
Campfire
Director:
Bavo Defurne
ARTICLE
Raining Stones II: A View from Paris
By
Philippe Pilard
ARTICLE
‘He was the only man I had been waiting for.’ Monsieur Artaud and Monsieur Prevel
By
Patricia Duncker
ESSAY
Trailer for Godard's Histoire(s) du Cinema
By
Jonathan Rosenbaum
ESSAY
In the Perceptible Field
By
Catherine Elwes
ARTICLE
I Like the FID and the FID Likes Me
By
Celluloid Liberation Front
ARTICLE
Henri Storck – Documentarist, Surrealist, Anarchist
By
Julian Petley
ARTICLE
Visual Art and the Moving Image
By
James Swinson
REVIEW
In Pursuit of Treasure Island: Raul Ruiz is on the Trail of a Classic
By
James Norton
ARTICLE
A Very Public Situationist
By
Lee Hill
REVIEW
Pasolini and Sade: A Maleficent Obsession
By
Stephen Barber
ESSAY
A Joyful Noise
By
Owen Armstrong
INTERVIEW
Remixing Hollywood
By
Nadine Poulain
REVIEW
I am not Un Nombre
By
Rosy Rockets
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