p.o.v.

Number 7, march 1999   [PDF]

CONTENTS

Three Recent Short Fiction Films

  1. Marianne Olsen Ulrichsen, COME (Norway, 1995)

    Data on the film and director

    Richard Raskin: An outline of COME

    RR: An interview with Marianne Ulrichsen on COME

    Gitte Hansen: The most beautiful, the most difficult and the most important...

    Richard Raskin: Wordless eloquence in COME

    Søren Kolstrup: COME and the pictorial tradition: the meaning of the hands

    Edvin Kau: Collapsing time

    Paisley Livingston: Identity, inference and recollection in COME


  2. Brad McGann, POSSUM (New Zealand, 1997)

    Data on the film and director

    Brad McGann: POSSUM - the original screenplay

    Richard Raskin: An interview with Brad McGann on POSSUM

    Mette Hjort: The uncertainties of mood - Reflections on POSSUM

    Jerry White: POSSUM, film noir, and the past/future of New Zealand

    Karen Nordentoft: Why must she die?


  3. Ariel Gordon, GOODBYE MOM (Mexico, 1997)

    Data on the film and director

    Richard Raskin: An outline of GOODBYE MOM

    RR: An interview with Ariel Gordon on GOODBYE MOM

    Hans O. Nicolayssen: Directing the logical course of action in real life

    Richard Raskin: Consistency and surprise in the short fiction film





On the next issue of p.o.v.

to the top of the page
The next issue of p.o.v. (number 8, December 1999) will be devoted to Wim Wenders's modern classic, WINGS OF DESIRE (Der Himmel über Berlin).


For a free copy of p.o.v. number 8, send a stamped (16 kr.), self-addressed envelope to:

Richard Raskin, editor
Department of Information and Media Science
Helsingforsgade 14
DK-8200 Aarhus N

to the top of the page