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Articles tagged "kenneth anger" Film DVD ReviewLooking Back at Anger, or, We Always Have Parisby Michael Barrett[2.Nov.07] :. Anger's films are suffused with the stuff of the Romantic Id: dream-logic, transgressive eroticism and taboo subjects, attention to color and music, literary references, religous and mythical elements, experimental editing and superimpositions. Featured Article Film DVD ReviewThe Films of Kenneth Anger, Vol. 1 (1947)by Matt Mazur[5.Mar.07] :. Anger can be seen not only as the godfather of queer cinema, but also of indie cinema: his budgets were virtually non-existent, and the production values might have been low; but the finished products were always regarded as works of art.  TV DVD ReviewDisinformation: The Complete Seriesby Bill Gibron[1.Mar.04] :. Disinformation is a lot like the Weekly World News as written by James Randi and the staff of The Skeptical Enquirer. |
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