Andrzej Żuławski Finds Love and Family in the ‘Cosmos’
At its heart, Cosmos is a very human story born from rudiments both otherworldly and oneiric.
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Parochial Hierarchy in Walerian Borowczyk’s ‘Goto, Isle of Love’
Shot in lustrous black and white, Borowczyk’s film straddles an impossible line between grim drama and ramshackle fantasy.
Salvador Dalí’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Work Finally Gets Some Mad Love
This edition is valuable because it underscores a variety of connections that are generally not foregrounded in the work of either Lewis Carroll or Salvador Dalí.
‘Dreaming of Cinema’ Demonstrates Why the Humanities Are Out of Touch
For better or worse, contemporary scholars in cinema studies spend more time drawing from and debating one another than talking about films.