Issue 13 : Fall 2007

Front page

• In this issue

Interview

• Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!
  — Sylvia Schedelbauer

• Big Country: The Radical Roots of Country Music
  — Peggy Nelson

Opinion & review

• I Am Not a War Photographer
  — Lynne Sachs

• Antonioni and Bergman are Dead: How's Cinema Doing?
  — Mike Mosher

• Xperimental Eros: by OtherCinema DVD
  — David Cox

• Experiments in Terror 2
  — David Cox

History

• Notes on Belle Toujours: Return to the Maison de Rendezvous
  — Gregory Avery

Community

• Ecology of Libraries
  — Megan Shaw-Prelinger

Short fiction

• Dr. Yes and the Mystery of the Mission
  — David Cox

From OthercinemaDVD

• Horror And Experimental Cinema: Some Brief Observations
  — Jack Sargeant

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In this issue

1 Oct 2007

Interviews:

• Sylvia Schedelbauer interviews Hito Steyerl about her new movie LOVELY ANDREA (pictured), which looks at “bondage” as a concept and metaphor for power structures in society.
• Peggy Nelson in dialogue with Jesse Drew about his collaborative film project BIG COUNTRY, which investigates the “hidden-in-plain-sight” history of American Country music.

Opinion and Review:

• I AM NOT A WAR PHOTOGRAPHER: Lynne Sachs elaborates on her work process and making of her experimental documentary films.
• Mike Mosher’s essay ANTONIONI AND BERGMAN ARE DEAD: HOW’S CINEMA DOING?

From Other Cinema Digital:

• Two reviews by David Cox of OCD’s latest releases:
  • XPERIMENTAL EROS
  • EXPERIMENTS IN TERROR 2

History:

• Jack Sargeant’s essay HORROR AND EXPERIMENTAL CINEMA: SOME BRIEF OBSERVATIONS
• Gregory Avery’s NOTES ON BELLE TOUJOURS: RETURN TO THE MAISON DE RENDEVOUS

Community:

• Megan Shaw-Prelinger talks about the virtues of the library as a system and the ecology of books.

Artists’ Projects:

• David Cox’ third installment of DR. YES: THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSION