From the Thirst by Amélie Nothomb: I always knew I would be sentenced to death
In her twenty-eighth novel in as many years, Belgian novelist Amélie Nothomb takes on a story for the ages: the life of
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Those who not die: As an anarchist and dedicated publisher Stuart Christie
Stuart Christie, founder of the Anarchist Black Cross and Cienfuegos Press, co-author of The Behind the Scenes of Anarchy, died in August
The End of Optics
The horizon of contemporary optical vision is closed and limited: it embraces no more than an insignificant part of the subject's integrated
Folk Horror, a necessary introduction
Folk horror is best known for several influential films from the early 1970s, but is experiencing a revival, with a number of
Duo Concertantes [Lawrence Jordan, 1964]
Jordan's collage films are an early example of animation that steadfastly moves beyond the pigeonhole of entertainment to explore experimental animation as
Larisa Shepitko’s “The Ascent”: An Archaic Iconography
The Ascent draws on “the great ‘storehouse’ of those images and symbols without which there is no ‘great tradition’ transmitted from generation
Subway poems
What is a subway poem? I write subway poems from time to time. This poem is one of them. Do you want
Antoine Volodine – Radiant Terminus
Radiant Terminus takes place in a Tarkovskian landscape after the fall of the Second Soviet Union.
Aesthetical Interference
“The methods of getting rid of the trash and waste of humanity and making them invisible have determined the existential form of
