Action!

Jonathan Rosenbaum; Bert Cardullo

doi:10.7135/UPO9781843313137

Action! draws on the very best published and unpublished interviews of the Bright Lights Film Journal, and contains many gems, including the last ever interview given by Francois Truffaut, four months before he died.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
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Foreword, by Jonathan Rosenbaum
pp vii-x
- By Jonathan Rosenbaum
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Editor's Preface
pp xi-xiv
- By Gary Morris
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Acknowledgements
pp xv-xvi
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Introduction: The Art and Craft of Interviewing
pp xvii-xxii
- By Bert Cardullo, Izmir University
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I - Going Hollywood: Masters of Studio Style
pp 1-2
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1 - Angel in Exile: Allan Dwan
pp 3-16
- By Howard Mandelbaum, Gary Morris, Izmir University
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2 - “An Unhappy Happy End”: Douglas Sirk
pp 17-38
- By Michael Stern
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3 - Somebody Up There Likes Me: Robert Wise
pp 39-64
- By C. Jerry Kutner
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4 - “The Greatest Movie the World Has Never Seen”: Peter Bogdanovich and Joseph McBride on Orson Welles' The Other Side of the Wind
pp 65-88
- By Damien Love
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5 - “Plant Your Feet and Tell the Truth”: Clint Eastwood
pp 89-102
- By Tony Macklin
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II - Tickets to the Dark Side: Festival Favorites
pp 103-104
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6 - Manderlay: Lars von Trier
pp 105-112
- By Karin Luisa Badt, University of Paris
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7 - 20 Angosht (20 Fingers): Mania Akbari
pp 113-122
- By Dorna Khazeni
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8 - I Am a Sex Addict: Caveh Zahedi
pp 123-130
- By Peter Rinaldi
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9 - Caché (Hidden): Michael Haneke
pp 131-138
- By Karin Luisa Badt, University of Paris
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III - Blows Against the Empire: Indie Godfathers
pp 139-140
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10 - Sweet Soul Music: Melvin and Mario Van Peebles
pp 141-152
- By Damon Smith
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11 - Nearer My Corman to Thee: Roger Corman, Bruce Dern and David Carradine
pp 153-172
- By Damien Love
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IV - Edgeplay: Avant-Garde Auteurs
pp 173-174
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12 - An Actionist Begins to Sing: Otto Muehl, by Andrew Grossman
pp 175-206
- By Robert Mark Grossman
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13 - “They're Panicking, Look at Them!” The Brothers Quay
pp 207-224
- By Damon Smith
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V - Women in Revolt: Artist-Activists
pp 225-226
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14 - Dialogues with Madwomen: Allie Light
pp 227-234
- By Gary Morris
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15 - Shut Up & Sing: Barbara Kopple
pp 235-244
- By Damon Smith
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VI - The Canon: Brilliance without Borders
pp 245-246
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16 - “For a Kind of Pleasure”: Federico Fellini
pp 247-264
- By Toni Maraini, A. K. Bierman
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17 - Transcendental Style, Poetic Precision: Robert Bresson
pp 265-298
- By Bert Cardullo, Izmir University
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18 - “The Fruitful Tree Bends”: Abbas Kiarostami
pp 299-322
- By Bert Cardullo, Izmir University
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