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

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