Beckett & Bacon: Giving Life a New Power of Laughter in the Face of Death
Kleist
In 1937 the German physicist Gustav Kleist disappeared. This film uses recently discovered archive recordings with his wife an
Claire Morgan: The Slow Fire
“That everything is on fire, slow fire, and we’re all less than a million breaths away from an oblivion more total
Dogs on Film – Part 1
Some of my friends know that I have been threatening to write a lengthy book about dogs on film for quite some time. The idea
The Affectivity of Prehistoric Art (Part 3)
The arguments presented by those archaeological and anthropological theorists discussed in Part 2 are obviously deeply flawed,
The Great Beauty (Paolo Sorrentino, 2013)
Some of the great works of literary impressionism – Proust’s A la recherche du temps perdu, Zola’s Germinal,
The Affectivity of Prehistoric Art (Part 2)
I was queuing for tickets to visit the cave of Les Combarelles when I overheard a conversation between two American prehistori
The Affectivity of Prehistoric Art (Part 1)
In the flickering lamplight, deep in a cave at Bedeilhac in Southwestern France, a creature’s eye stares out from the rock,