De Humani Corporis Fabrica
Cinema Scope Magazine: Issue 94 Editor’s Note
By Mark Peranson | 03/24/2023 | Columns, CS94
To begin with, an update on the current situation of things, which hasn’t changed substantially since the last editor’s note. But as I write this in between minor mental breakdowns, you’ve caught me in a calmer state of mind, which should not be mistaken for a lack of desperation.
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By Blake Williams | 06/21/2022 | CS91, From Cinema Scope Magazine, Interviews
...watching this movie frequently hurts like hell, and not just physically. With a camera that furiously navigates its subjects’ myriad intestinal tracts, cranial cavities, and other, mercifully unidentifiable visceral miscellany, De Humani Corporis Fabrica is very probably the most aesthetically interoceptive movie ever made for theatrical exhibition.
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