Issue 68: Table of Contents

Cinema Scope Magazine Issue 68This the full table of contents from Cinema Scope Magazine #68. We post selected articles from each issue on the site which you can read for free using the links below. This is only possible with support from our subscribers, so please consider a subscription to the magazine, or  the instant digital download version. 

Note: Articles marked * are in our TIFF Reviews section.


Features & Interviews

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*The Rules of the Game: Paul Verhoeven’s Elle by Adam Nayman

*Saying Something: The Films of Angela Schanelec by Blake Williams

*The Wanderer: Eduardo Williams’ The Human Surge by Leo Goldsmith

Weapon of Flesh: Shiota Akihiko’s Wet Woman in the Wind and the Return of Roman Porno by Christoph Huber

The Hills Have Eyes: Pat O’Neill’s Where the Chocolate Mountains by Jordan Cronk

*Sehnsucht: Ruth Beckermann on The Dreamed Ones by Andréa Picard

Gaining Ground: It’s After the End of the World, Don’t You Know That Yet? by Chris Fujiwara

Productions of Space: Films by the desperate optimists by Kate Rennebohm

Dangerous Woman: Gilda and Hollywood Burlesque by Alicia Fletcher

No Two-Legged Creature: Orson Welles’ Falstaff by Samuel La France

Columns

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Editor’s Note

TV or Not TV
There Will Be Blood: Steven Soderbergh’s The Knick by Sean Rogers

Deaths of Cinema
What the Water Said: Peter Hutton (1944-2016) by Michael Sicinski

Deaths of Cinema
Before and After the Revolution: Abbas Kiarostami (1940-2016) by Quintín

Film/Art
Farewell to Storyville: John Akomfrah’s New Essays by Phil Coldiron

Festivals

Locarno (I): Challenges by Jay Kuehner

Locarno (II): Correspondences by Jerry White

Books

Shared Life: Éric Rohmer: A Biography by Christopher Small

Global Discoveries on DVD: Awards and Extras by Jonathan Rosenbaum

Exploded View

Malcolm Le Grice’s Berlin Horse

Malcolm Le Grice’s Berlin Horse by Chuck Stephens

Currency

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*Nocturama by Blake Williams

*Snowden by Robert Koehler

*L’avenir by Adam Nayman

*Daughters of the Dust by Steve Macfarlane