Sight & Sound January 2009

The January 2009 issue of Sight & Sound has been delivered, and includes the following pieces under my byline:

• ‘The weight of the world’ – this month’s lead review, of Béla Tarr’s The Man From London (pages 54-55, and also online)

plus these individual DVD reviews:

• Cinema 16: World Cinema Shorts (page 93)
• Fighters/Real Money (pages 93-4)
• Mad Detective (page 94)
• Wim Wenders Documentaries (page 95)
• Missing (page 97)
• The Hourglass Sanatorium (page 98)

Sight & Sound December 2008

The December 2008 issue of Sight & Sound has just landed on my desk, and includes the following self-penned pieces:

• ‘That loving feeling’ – this month’s lead review, of Djamshed Usmonov’s To Get To Heaven First You Have To Die (pages 48-49, and online)
• Book review of Peter Hames’ (ed) The Cinema of Jan Svankmajer: Dark Alchemy (page 93)

plus these individual DVD reviews:

• Eureka (page 85)
• The GPO Film Unit Volume 1: Addressing the Nation (page 85)
• The Living End (page 86)
• Films by Max Ophuls: Caught and La Ronde (page 87)
• Pleasures of the Flesh (page 87)
• Red Desert (page 87)
• Tigrero – A Film That Was Never Made (page 87)
• J’Accuse (page 89)

Sight & Sound November 2008

The November 2008 issue of Sight & Sound has arrived from the printers, and features ten pieces with my byline, namely:

• ‘South by Southeast’ – a report from the Sarajevo Film Festival (page 8 )
• Love Letters and Live Wires – Highlights from the GPO Film Unit’ – film review (page 64, and also online)
• ‘Dark Days of Salò’ – a look at the various new editions of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s last film (page 84)

plus these individual DVD reviews:

• King of New York (page 85)
• Kings of the Road (page 85)
• Love is the Devil (page 86)
• Films by Maurice Pialat: L’Enfance nue and Police (page 86)
• Uniform (page 87)
• Violence at High Noon (page 87)
• Brand Upon the Brain! (page 88)