KINO! 40/41
Table of Contents
BREAKTHROUGHS
The Poetics of Concealment: Oroslan,
Love as the Emancipation of the Gaze,
Portrait of a Lady on Fire: An Attempt at a Female Gaze,
Parasitic Capitalism of Bong Joon-ho,
PEDRO COSTA
Slow Cinema and the Work of Pedro Costa,
Pedro Costa and the Temporal Freedom of Filmmaking,
INTERVIEW
About Afghanistan Film Beyond Clichés and Foreign Views. An Interview with Shahrbanoo Sadat,
»I like the manual process of film development«. An Interview with Mark Jenkin,
Banally Perverted Everyday Life. An Interview with Jan Soldat,
»It's nice if a film is smarter than you«. An Interview with Gregor Božič and Marina Gumzi,
Alzheimer Cafe – »the community that doesn't wait, but lives«. An Interview with Martin Draksler,
REFLECTION
Opening to Excess. Body Horror Film in Animation between Desire and the Drive,
The Political as Part of the Everyday in Goran Dević’s Documentaries,
Totalitarianism of the Image in the Age of Post-media,
SCHOOL HOUR: GENRE FILM
Done to Death: The Slasher Cycle,
Killer Clothes and Commodity Fetishism,
MIHA VIPOTNIK
Art as the Exploration of the Possible Uses of New Technologies in Miha Vipotnik’s Works,
As a Memory Falls to Pieces. An Interview with Miha Vipotnik About the Video Path of Crazy Wisdom,
HISTORICITY OF FILM
BOOKS
PILLOW SHOTS
Paris Impressions, February 2020,
A Fragment from the Poem A Wave,
From the Poem Song of Myself, Part 40,
Abstracts
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Pedro Costa, Miha Vipotnik ...
KINO! 40/41 brings formally diverse analyses of contemporary breakthrough films, a series of interviews with selected filmmakers, a study of the oeuvre of the unique Portuguese filmmaker Pedro Costa and a thematic block dedicated to Miha Vipotnik, a Slovenian director of short experimental videos and films. The School Period section continues the discussion on genre films, while select studies are gathered in the Books, Reflection and Historicity of Cinema sections. The Pillow Shots placed between the theoretical texts provide for a well-deserved rest (according to Ozu). They range from an impression of the contemporary political situation in Paris to selected poems of Walt Whitman and several contributions of contemporary Slovenian poets and poetesses.