The Work of Director Jonathan Glazer
If anyone out there is writing a history of film making over the last 30 years I sincerely urge you devote a chapter to the influence of music videos on feature films.
Author: Sarah Boslaugh
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Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (Simoneau, 2007)
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee was one of the books of my young adolescence: everyone had to read it and everyone had an opinion about it.
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Belle de jour (Buñuel, 1967)
Belle de jour is often described as a film about a middle-class housewife (Deneuve) who voluntarily becomes a prostitute, but that’s only true on a superficial level.
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Lake Tahoe (Eimbcke, 2008)
The road movie is a staple of Western film, but rarely does one begin by destroying the hero’s means of transportation.
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Gigante (Biniez, 2009)
Biniez doesn’t mock Jara but instead lets us see the world through his eyes.