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Reviews in this Issue
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The Aviator
Hotel Rwanda
The Sea Inside
Notre Musique
Unforgivable Blackness:
The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson
The Merchant of Venice
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Also in this Issue
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Too Darn Hot: Kinsey and the Culture Wars
by Roy Grundmann
From Stellato Iphigenia:The Woman-Centered Films of Michael Cacoyannis
by Dan Georgakas
Sex, Science, and the Biopic: An Interview with Bill Condon
by Roy Grundmann
Dramatizing Issues That Historians Don’t Address: An Interview with Oliver Stone
by Gary Crowdus
One Idea Every Fifteen Seconds:
An Interview with Arnaud Desplechin
by Jared Rapfogel
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Featured Excerpts |
The Testaments of Fritz Lang
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Fritz Lang's Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse (The Testament of Dr. Mabuse) has led a troubled life. Banned in its native Germany right after its completion in early 1933, the film circulated for many years mainly in an inferior French-language version. The German version resurfaced in 1951 in a print missing about twelve minutes; the following year, Testament emerged in ...... Read the Full Article
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The Films of Orson Welles &
Orson Welles:
The Stories of His Life
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 Orson Welles was a highly literate and literary filmmaker, an artist of the word and the story as well as the image, cut, sequence, and sound. Somewhat less than a scholar but far more than a dilettante—critics often take him to task for not being the former and accuse him of being the latter—he was deeply saturated in and respectful of literature, and was a dedicated reader and prolific writer throughout his life .......Read the Full Review
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