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July/August 2012
FEATURES
ADAM CURTIS
By Chris Darke
The BBC's in-house subversive and secret-history specialist discusses his collage aesthetic and why journalists hate him
OLIVER STONE'S SAVAGES
By Scott Foundas
Oliver Stone interviewed about his post-Iraq War drug thriller
PROMETHEUS
By Vivian Sobchack
The summer's most anticipated film and its obligations to franchise filmmaking and mythology
I KILLED BETTE DAVIS
By Larry Cohen
How an unlikely collaboration between an indie maverick and a Hollywood legend came undone
OBAMA CINEMA
By J. Hoberman
Hollywood's response to a black man in the White House, before and after the fact
STEVE MCQUEEN
By Richard Combs
Rethinking the image of an iconic tough guy through his Method muscle-flexing
DEPARTMENTS
EDITOR'S LETTER
OPENING SHOTS
News, Hot Property: Our Children, Alex Cox's 10,000 Ways to Die: More Than Frybread, Site Specifics: cinemetrics.lv, Trivial Top 20®: Most Prolific Self-Directors
FADE OUT
Amos Vogel by Michael Chaiken
ENCORE
Margaret by Violet Lucca
SOUND & VISION
Searching for Sugar Man by Chris Norris & Brent Green by Chris Chang
A FACE IN THE CROWD
Beverly Michaels by Chuck Stephens
CRITICS' CHOICE
Eight critics rate 25 new releases
FURTHER RESEARCH
Dave Kehr on William K. Howard
FESTIVALS
Cannes reports from Amy Taubin, Joumane Chahine, Richard Peña, Marco Grosoli, and Gavin Smith
SCREENINGS
A Burning Hot Summer by Kent Jones, Killer Joe by Brynn White, The Do-Deca-Pentathlon by Dan Sullivan, Farewell, My Queen by Kristin M. Jones
SHORT TAKES
Almayer's Folly by Nicolas Rapold, Beloved by Chris Chang, Chicken with Plums by Violet Lucca, Little White Lies by Laura Kern, Unforgivable by Chris Chang, The Well-Digger's Daughter by Nicolas Rapold
HOME MOVIES
Show People, Numéro deux & Ici et ailleurs, Revolution: The Director's Cut, The Devil's Needle & Other Tales of Vice and Redemption, Up All Night with Robert Downey Sr., A New Leaf, Yellow Submarine, Silver City & Denver and Rio Grande, Ganja & Hess, Claudio Caldini: Experimental Films 1975-1982
READINGS
The Anatomy of Harpo Marx, Millennial Cinema: Memory in Global Film, Siegfried Kracauer's American Writings: Essays on Film and Popular Culture, Film After Film (Or, What Became of 21st Century Cinema)
CLOSING SHOTS
Who's who at recent Film Society events
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