Avant
Garde '03: What Rules?
by
Daniel A.
Walking out
of an overdose of experimental film screenings, one enjoys free
and often much more radical reactions, which would be difficult
to reproduce on a studio test-audience questionnaire.
Back
to the Front: Speaking with the Rintama Filmmakers
Interviewed
by Warren Tessler
If
we had shot the film in the USA for example, it could just as
well have been a western; two cowboys trying to make their way
through hostile terrain...
The
Vermont Manifesto
by
Thomas H. Naylor
Many Vermonters
view the so-called American Way of Life through a jaundiced eye—corporate
greed, homeland security, the denial of basic civil liberties,
the militarization of space, pandering to the rich and powerful,
and global hegemony.
Linda
and Me
by
Julianne Flynn
Hollywood
was a place that revered Winona Ryder for jacking everything she
could fit in her purse from Sacks Fifth Avenue. Do what you feel,
do what you feel, this town begged. And don’t apologize.
Ever. That’s how you get your name on a t-shirt.
Is
America Becoming Fascist?
by
Anis Shivani
Several of
the apparent contradictions in the Bush administration's governance
make perfect sense if the fascist prism is applied, but not with
the usual perspective. Fascism is home, it is here to stay, and
it better be countered with all the resources at our disposal. |
