Issue 10 : Spring 2006

FRONT PAGE

• In this issue

ARTIST PROJECTS

• THE COLDEST WAR – PART ONE:
  an illustrated script
  — James T. Hong

• Sword and the Sorceress
  — Damon Packard and Chadwick Nelson

INTERVIEW

• Dave Cox interviews Sam Green
  — David Cox

• Interview with Sylvia Schedelbauer: towards a cinema of personal narrative
  — Molly Hankwitz

THEORY

• On the System of the “Suture” in Cinema
  — J.M. Magrini

BACK MATTER

• Contributors

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Top of page

In this issue

11 Feb 2006

Two artists’ projects

• James T. Hong’s THE COLDEST WAR – PART ONE: an illustrated script.
• Damon Packard’s scenario-essay for a sequel to the 1982 film Sword and the Sorcerer – a truly dystopic, post-climate-change fairyland.

Interviews

• David Cox interviews Sam Green and asks: “Do you identify with the lost souls in your films, lost to history through the miasma of time and conservative, conformist-mediated spectacular society?”
• Molly Hankwitz talks to Sylvia Schedelbauer about her film “Erinnerungen (Memories),” a narrative built on lost family photos discovered in a closet.

Theory

• The “System of the Suture in Cinema” is revisited in J.M. Magrini’s essay.

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