[Greg Ferrara brings his keen eye for composition—often in evidence both at Cinema Styles and Unexplained Cinema among other places—to the blogathon with a look at a disturbing image from Scanners]
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Showing posts with label Scanners. Show all posts
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Cronenberg Blogathon: Heading into the Head
by Greg Ferrara
[Greg Ferrara brings his keen eye for composition—often in evidence both at Cinema Styles and Unexplained Cinema among other places—to the blogathon with a look at a disturbing image from Scanners]
[Greg Ferrara brings his keen eye for composition—often in evidence both at Cinema Styles and Unexplained Cinema among other places—to the blogathon with a look at a disturbing image from Scanners]
Monday, September 6, 2010
Cronenberg Blogathon: Written in the Flesh
A crash course in David Cronenberg
by Jim Emerson
[We kick off the Cronenberg Blogathon with a great contribution by Jim Emerson, founding editor-in-chief of RogerEbert.com and writer of one of my favorite blogs, Scanners. This video was originally made by Jim for a lecture at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle. Whether you are familiar with director David Cronenberg's work or not, this piece is as great a visual introduction as its subtitle suggests.]
by Jim Emerson
[We kick off the Cronenberg Blogathon with a great contribution by Jim Emerson, founding editor-in-chief of RogerEbert.com and writer of one of my favorite blogs, Scanners. This video was originally made by Jim for a lecture at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle. Whether you are familiar with director David Cronenberg's work or not, this piece is as great a visual introduction as its subtitle suggests.]
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