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Issue 43, April–June 2007 editorial Features: Straub Anti-Straub; The Last Days of Film; Interview with Andrew Bujalski; Juraj Herz’s The Cremator; Andrzej Wajda’s Man of Marble; Blade Runner; How to Share a Hill / Spotlight on Robert Bresson: Going Beyond Cézanne: The Development of Robert Bresson’s Film Style; Robert Bresson and Flannery O’Connor; A Man Escaped; Sins of Omission: A Dissenting View of Robert Bresson / Alfred Hitchcock Revisited: Hitchcock and John Buchan: The Art of Creative Transformation; Hitchcock and Hume Revisited: Fear, Confusion and Stage Fright; The Sixties, the Thriller and the Judge / DVD Reviews: Paul Robeson: Portraits of the Artist (Criterion); Four Studies by Mikio Naruse (Masters of Cinema & Criterion); Luc Moullet 6-Film Boxset (Blaq Out) / Festival Reports: Adelaide; AFI Fest/American Film Market; Berlin; Goteberg; Rotterdam; Sundance / Book Reviews: The New European Cinema: Redrawing the Map and Crossing New Europe: Postmodern Travel and the European Road Movie; Filmosophy; Whatever Happened to Orson Welles: A Portrait of an Independent Career; Phallic Panic: Film, Horror and the Primal Uncanny; Incongruous Entertainment: Camp, Cultural Value, and the MGM Musical; In Search of Cinema: Writings on International Film Art; Traumatic Encounters in Italian Film: Locating the Cinematic Unconscious / CTEQ Annotations: The Bellboy; Exiled; The Ister; Naked Youth; Opening Night Michael Mann: Heat; Manhunter; Thief Jacques Rivette: La belle noiseuse; Céline et Julie vont en bateau; Duelle; Paris nous appartient Russian Fantastik Cinema: Cosmic Voyage; The Heavens Call; Ruslan and Ludmila / Great Directors: Derek Jarman; Len Lye
Issue 42, January–March 2007 editorial
2006 World Poll /
Mann’s World: Gravity of the Flux: Miami Vice /
Moral of the Auteur Theory: American Triptych: Vidor, Hawks and Ford; Frank Borzage’s Moonrise; Directors as Depicted on Film and Television; Jacques Rivette’s La Belle noiseuse; Walerian Borowczyk’s “L’Armoire” /
Cinema Engagé: Interview with Amos Gitaï; Interview with Christoph Hochhäusler; Hidden’s Disinherited Children; Godard’s Le Gai savoir /
Independent Australian Cinema: Interview with Jonathan Ogilvie on Emulsion; High or Dry / DVD Reviews:
Mauritz Stiller on DVD (Kino); Jean-Luc Godard in Region 4; The Prisoner of Shark Island (Masters of Cinema);
Dust Devil – The Final Cut; Alice (Lusomundo) /
Festival Reports:
New York; Pusan; queerDOC; Sarajevo; Taipei Golden Horse; Thessaloniki; Torino; Vancouver; Vienna /
Book Reviews:
figures traced in light: On Cinematic Staging and The Way Hollywood Tells It: Story and Style in Modern Movies;
Jean Cocteau; The Encyclopedia of British Film and The Cinema of Britain and Ireland;
Bombay; The Modern Amazons: Warrior Women On-Screen /
CTEQ Annotations:
Au hasard Balthazar; Beau travail; Bitter Victory; Jacques Rivette - Le veilleur; The Naked Kiss; Park Row; Rebel Without a Cause; Il Vangelo secondo Matteo; Les Yeux sans visage;
Krzysztof Kieslowski: Blind Chance; Camera Buff; Three Colours: Blue; Three Colours: Red /
Great Directors: Guy Debord; Alejandro Jodorowsky; Rouben Mamoulian; George A. Romero; King Vidor
Issue 41, October–December
2006 editorial
Features:
Dziga Vertov; Mapping Catalonia in 1967: The Barcelona School; Erice-Kiarostami:
Correspondences; A Scanner Darkly; Perfect Storm, Imperfect Death; Hitchcock’s
Aventure Malgache; Ten Canoes and Balanda and the Bark Canoes
/ The Films of Bill Morrison:
Interview with Bill Morrison; The Film of Her
/ Film & History Conference Papers:
Eisenstein and his Method; Joris Ivens and the
Making of Indonesia Calling; The Case of Tamil Cinema; Contemporary Iranian
Cinema; Chinese Cinema’s Other Visual Pleasures; The Making of Hunt Angels;
Modernity and Film Exhibition Industry in Gippsland; Adapting the Epic from
Film to Television; Graham Kennedy
/ DVD Reviews:
Jean Renoir’s Toni (Masters of Cinema); The Films of Su Friedrich (Outcast Films);
Mt. Head: Koji Yamamura Animation Works (Geneon Entertainment)
/ Festival Reports:
Cinema Ritrovato; Festival of German Films;
Karlovy Vary; Melbourne; San Francisco; Sydney; Zanzibar; Cinema at
the Periphery: An International Film Studies Conference
/ Book Reviews:
Sheep and the Australian Cinema; Film Remakes; Icons of Grief: Val Lewton’s
Home Front Pictures; Jean Vigo; Theorising National Cinema; Ghouls, Gimmicks
and Gold: Horror Films and the American Movie Business, 1953-1968
/ CTEQ Annotations:
L’Atalante; A Canterbury Tale*; Effi Briest (2 articles); La Glace à trois faces;
Running out of Time; The Silent Village; Went the
Day Well?; Bette Davis: Jezebel; Now,
Voyager; Of Human Bondage; The Old Maid; What
Ever Happened to Baby Jane?; Werner Herzog: Grizzly
Man; My Best Fiend*; La Soufrière (* denotes a republished
annotation)
/ Great Directors:
Mauro Bolognini; Leos Carax;
John Frankenheimer; Werner Herzog; Joseph H. Lewis
Issue 40, July–September
2006 editorial
The Godard Museum: Jean-Luc Godard Exhibition; Godard’s
Histoire(s) du cinéma / Three Auteurs:
Otto Preminger; Sam Peckinpah; Jean-Pierre Melville / Sydney on
Film: The Sydney Harbour Bridge in Feature Film, 1930-1982; Hedonistic
Modernity of Sydney in They’re a Weird Mob / National
Cinema: Brazil: From Mário Peixoto’s Limite
to Walter Salles / Features: The Kinescope as Mirror: George
Clooney’s Good Night, and Good Luck; Adorno, Chaplin and
Mimesis; Vsevolod Pudovkin’s Mother; On the Uses of Opera
in Match Point; The Players of Kings and Queen; Miyazaki’s
Heroines / DVD Reviews: Buster Keaton on Madman DVD; Buster
Keaton Collection: The Great Stone Face and Industrial Strength
Keaton; Pulse / Festival Reports: Anifest;
Diagonale Festival of Austrian Film; Hong Kong; Hot Docs; IndieLisboa; London
Australian Film Festival; Melbourne International Animation Festival; OtherFilm
Festival; St Kilda; Tribeca; Far East Film Festival of Udine; Urugauy /
Book Reviews: Mizoguchi and Japan; Stan Brakhage:
Filmmaker; European Cinema: Face to face with Hollywood; Thinking
in Images: Film Theory, Feminist Philosophy and Marlene Dietrich; Close-Up
#1 / CTEQ Annotations: He Who Gets Slapped;
Marco Bellocchio: Buongiorno, Notte;
Fists in the Pocket; My Mother’s Smile;
David Lynch: Eraserhead; The Grandmother;
Lost Highway; Mulholland Dr.; The
Straight Story; Maurice Pialat: La Gueule
ouverte; Police; Van Gogh / Great
Directors: Pedro Almodóvar; Graig Baldwin; D.W. Griffith;
Mike Hodges; Sally Potter
Issue 39, April–June 2006
editorial
Australian Film: The Genesis of Libido, Rehabilitating
1990s Australian National Cinema, An Interview with Ben Speth Cinema
and the Pictorial: Godard and the Painter; Straub, Hölderlin,
Cézanne; Young Mr. Lincoln / Spotlight on Hou Hsiao-hsein:
Three Times, Optics of Ephemerality, Café Lumière,
Urban Female Youth Trilogy / On Recent Films: Brokeback
Mountain, Me and You and Everyone We Know, 4 / National
Cinema: Turkish Cinema’s Resurgence / Re-vision:
The Day of the Locust / DVD Reviews: Robert Bresson,
Brigitte Bardot, Free Cinema, Olive Thomas Collection, Seven Men From
Now, Yes / Festival Reports: A Century of
Sino-Cinema at Lincoln Center, AFI Los Angeles and American Film Market,
Berlin, Melbourne Queer Film Festival, Rotterdam, Sundance, Taipei, Thessalonki,
Vienna, NYFF’s Views from the Avant-Garde / Book Reviews:
The Cinema, or the Imaginary Man and The Stars, 100
Anime, Short Site: Recent Australian Short Film, New Punk
Cinema, Speaking in Images: Interviews with Contemporary Chinese
Filmmakers, Pop Fiction: The Song in Cinema / CTEQ
Annotations: Apart From You, Letter to Jane*,
La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc, Red Beard, The Tall
T, Le Trou, The Wild Bunch, The Wind, Jean-Pierre
Melville: L'Armeé des Ombres*, Bob le flambeur*,
Le Cercle rouge, Les Enfants terribles, Le Samouraï,
Max Ophuls: The Exile, Letter from an Unknown
Woman, Liebelei, Lola Montès, Madame de...*
(* denotes a republished annotation) / Great Directors:
Olivier Assayas, Francis Ford Coppola, Willi Forst
Issue 38, January–March 2006
editorial
2005 World Poll / Australian Film: The
Propostion, The Genesis of The Naked Bunyip / On Movies,
Musicians and Soundtrack: No Direction Home, Last Days,
Soundtrack in the Work of Malcolm Le Grice, The Royal Tenenbaums
/ Nicholas Ray: Bigger Than Life, Bitter Victory
/ Spotlight on Screenwriter Robert Towne Part 2: Bonnie
and Clyde / Features: The Career of Budd Boetticher,
Matthias Müller, Faozan Rizal, Abel Gance’s Napoléon
/ Conversation with Filmmakers: Gregg Araki, Carlos Reygadas
Festival Reports: New York, Polish Film Festival in Gdynia,
Pusan, Telluride, Torino, Toronto, Vancouver, Venice, Imagining Iran: A Symposium
on Iranian Cinema / Book Reviews: The Cinema of Abbas
Kiarostami; Le Varianti Trasparenti: I Film con Ingrid Bergman di
Roberto Rossellini; Australian Cinema after Mabo; Hitchcock’s
Cryptonymies, Volume 1: Secret Agents; Cary Grant: A Biography;
Horizons West: Directing the Western from John Ford to Clint Eastwood;
Shepperton Babylon; Close Up: An Actor Telling Tales / CTEQ
Annotations: 36 Fillette, The Big Heat, Blissfully
Yours, Edvard Munch, Heavenly Creatures, Johnny
Staccato: “Swinging Long Hair”, Les Mistons, El
sur, The Third Man, The Time to Live and the Time to Die,
Tropical Malady, Wild Reeds, Chimes at Midnight, The
Hearts of Age, The Immortal Story, Macbeth, The
Magnificent Ambersons, Mr. Arkadin, The Trial / Great
Directors: Roger Corman, Yoshimitsu Morita, Phillip Noyce, Steven Spielberg
Issue 37, October–December
2005 editorial
Australian Film: Look Both Ways: Interview with
Sarah Watt / Reality Seen Awry: Surrealist Documentary
/ American Cinema: The 1970s: Network, Electra-Glide
in Blue, Taxi Driver / Spotlight on Screenwriter Robert
Towne: Shampoo, The Yakuza / European
Cinema Revisited: Jacques Tati, Muriel: The Time of Return,
Fassbinder's In a Year With Thirteen Moons / Features:
Cluny Brown, The Horse Soldiers, the Straubs, The
Leopard, Topsy-Turvy / Canadian Cinema: Blaine
Allan interview Festival Reports: Brisbane, Cinema Ritrovato,
Mar del Plata, Melbourne, Revelation (Perth), St Kilda, Sydney / Book
Reviews: Claire Denis; This Wounded Cinema, This Wounded
Life: Violence and Utopia in the Films of Sam Peckinpah; Blow-Up:
Photography, Cinema and the Brain; The Spectacle of the Real: From
Hollywood to “Reality” TV and Beyond; Action Speaks
Louder: Violence, Spectacle, and the American Action Movie and Action
and Adventure Cinema / CTEQ Annotations: Baby
Face, The Bitter Tea of General Yen, British Sounds,
La Chinoise, ou plutôt à la chinoise: un film en train
de se faire, Les Cousins, Forbidden, Forty Guns,
House by the River, The Letter, No Man of Her Own,
Parsifal, Porky Pig's Feat, Porky's Duck Hunt,
Rabbit Punch and Rabbit Hood, Sorry, Wrong Number,
Summer Storm, There's Always Tomorrow, Voyage to the
Beginning of the World, Wackiki Wabbit / Great Directors:
Alan Clarke, Yilmaz Güney, Joris Ivens, Mitchell Leisen, James Whale
Issue 36, July–September 2005
editorial
The Metaphysics of Violence: Freeze Me, Tesis, Dogville, Elephant
/ Conversations With Filmmakers: Andrzej Wajda, Robert Connolly, Song Il-gon, Noam Gonick, Lisandro Alonso
/ Experimental Cinema: James Benning, Michael Brynntrup, Harry Smith, The Street of Crocodiles
/ Hitchcock's Trailers: part 2
/ Features: Dreams for Australian Cinema, L'intrus, Douglas Sirk, Walerian Borowczyk, Lancelot du Lac, Philippine Third Cinema
/ Festival Reports: Cannes, Hong Kong, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Film Festival, Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, Istanbul, San Francisco, Singapore, Tribeca
/ Book Reviews: Forms of Being: Cinema, Aesthetics, Subjectivity; A Line of Sight: American Avant-Garde Film Since 1965; Chasing the Runaways: Foreign Film Production and Film Studio Development in Australia 1988-2002; The Midnight Eye Guide to New Japanese Film; Andy Warhol's Blow Job; Polish Film: A Twentieth Century History; History Films, Women, and Freud's Uncanny
/ CTEQ Annotations: Abroad with Two Yanks, Besieged, Daybreak Express, Dirk de Bruyn, Decision at Sundown, Europa Europa, Force of Evil, Hanussen, Hell's Hinges, The Lady from Shanghai, Prima della rivoluzione, Public Lighting, The Rose Garden, “Re-viewing Mizoguchi”, Empress Yang Kwei Fei, Osaka Elegy, Shin Heike Monogatari, The Story of the Late Chrysanthemums, Ugetsu Monogatari, Age of Consent, An Airman's Letter to His Mother, A Canterbury Tale, Contraband, The Edge of the World, Gone to Earth, I Know Where I'm Going!, Oh Rosalinda!! and The Boy Who Turned Yellow, Peeping Tom, The Red Shoes, The Small Back Room, The Tales of Hoffmann, They're a Weird Mob
/ Great Directors: Henri-Georges Clouzot, Richard Franklin, Alfred Hitchcock, Tomu Uchida, Michael Winterbottom
Issue 35, April–June 2005
editorial
On Recent Films: 2046, House of Flying Daggers, Million Dollar Baby, Sometimes in April /
Conversations With Filmmakers: Claire Denis, Françoise Romand, Hu Jie, Charles B. Griffith /
Hitchcock's Trailers: part 1 /
Features: Maurice Pialat and John Cassavetes, Julio Cortázar, Evan Mather, Punch Drunk Love, Godard /
Brief Encounters: Friends and Paul and Michelle, La Nuit Américaine, Inside Deep Throat, Solzhenitsyn's Children...Are Making a Lot of Noise in Paris, Possession DVD review, Feuillade and Franju on DVD /
Festival Reports: Adelaide, Bangkok, Berlin, Boulder, Rotterdam, Sundance /
Book Reviews: The Cinema Effect, Wong Kar-wai, Paul Wegener Frühe Moderne im Film, Essential Cinema: On the Necessity of Film Canons, Views From Beyond the Mirror: The Films of Jane Campion, Rebels on the Backlot: Six Maverick Directors and How They Conquered the Hollywood Studio System /
CTEQ Annotations: Begone Dull Care, The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, Diary of a Chambermaid, Dishonored, Early Abstractions, The Epic that Never Was, Fantastic Planet, The Flower of My Secret, The Great McGinty, Hands Up!, Hue and Cry, In the Mirror of Maya Deren, Joint Security Area, The Love Parade, Norman McLaren, People Make Papers, Underworld, Volcano High, Whisky Galore!, The 4 Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle, Claire's Knee, Full Moon in Paris, My Night at Maud's, Place de l'Etoile, A Tale of Springtime /
Great Directors: Luis Buñuel, Gerardo De Leon, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Abraham Polonsky, William Wyler
Issue 34, January–March 2005
editorial
2004 World Poll: cinephiles around the globe list cinema highs and lows /
Australian Film Culture: Tom White, History of Australian Cinema DVD /
Features: Formula 17, Remaking East Asian films, end credit photos in Dogville, contemporary Central and Eastern European film, New Queer Cinema of the 1990s, Renoir and “first love”, Kenneth Anger's Invocation of My Demon Brother, Keith Gordon part 2 /
On Recent Films: Salvador Allende, Triple Agent, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Sideways, Catherine Breillat interview about Anatomy of Hell, Brad McGann interview about In My Father's Den /
Filipino Cinema: Mario O'Hara and Woman of Breakwater, Khavn de la Cruz interview, Lav Diaz interview /
Dutch Experimental Film: D-light + MM2, Anna Abrahams and Erwin van't Hart interview, Edward Luyken interview, Jan Willem van Dam interview /
Brief Encounters: Atlantean, In the Picture, So Young So Bad, The Heart is Deceitful /
Festival and Conference reports: Cork, London, San Sebastián, Pordenone, Vienna, Thessaloniki, Venice, Polish Feature Film, AFI, New York, Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto, queerDOC, Jean Rouch Conference, Film and History Conference /
Book reviews: Abel Ferrara: The Moral Vision, Film Theory: Critical Concepts in Media and Cultural Studies, Revolution! The Explosion of World Cinema in the Sixties, 100 Modern Soundtracks, Instant Light: Tarkovsky Polaroids /
CTEQ Annotations: Blowup, Cul-de-Sac, Fahrenheit 451, Greendale, High and Low, Horror of Dracula, The Parson's Widow, Tell Me if it Hurts, Winter Light, 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance, Code inconnu, Funny Games, The Seventh Continent, The Time of the Wolf /
Great Directors: Robert Altman, Bob Clampett, Jonas Mekas, Glauber Rocha, Peter Weir
Issue 33, October–December 2004
editorial
Australian Film Culture: The Ister, the quest for a national cinema, hardships faced by the Australian and British
film archives /
Comedy and Perception: gags in the comedy genre, early cinema gags and the '20s work of René Clair, Eisenstein and
others, Keaton's “comic epic”, slapstick and politics in '60s Soviet cinema, Shallow Hal, gender, race and film
comedy /
Features: A Talking Picture, Truffaut's La Peau Douce, Collateral, Zhu Wen interview, Spiderman 2,
Carlo Di Palma tribute, Woman is the Future of Man, Before Sunset, Keith Gordon interview Pt 1, Control Room,
Fahrenheit 9/11, Bordwell, Pickpocket and Flowers of Shanghai, reflection on number “five” in
contemporary cinema /
The Suspended Narrative: James Benning interview, Sarah Miles' Love's Secret, Stewart Home interview /
The State of Denmark: The Idiots, dramatic scenarios in short supply in Denmark, Manuel Alberto Claro and Tine Grew
Pfeiffer interview /
Festival reports: Melbourne, Russian, Brisbane, Edinburgh, New York Korean, Cinematexas /
Book reviews: The Dream Life and The Magic Hour, The Last Great American Picture Show: New Hollywood Cinema
in the 1970s, Lesbian Rule: Cultural Criticism and the Value of Desire, Purity and Provocation: Dogma '95,
Scorsese's Men: Melancholia and the Mob, Touch: Sensuous Theory and Multisensory Media, Where does it Happen? John
Cassevetes and Cinema at the Breaking Point /
CTEQ Annotations: L'année dernière à Marienbad, Behind Locked Doors, The Bride Wore Red, Ceddo, Comanche Station, A Communications Primer and View from the People Wall, The Connection, Dance, Girl, Dance, Dancers of the Sea, Morning of the Earth, Puberty Blues, Raise the Red Lantern, The Scarlet Letter, Street of Shame, Trans-Europ Express, Twenty-Four Eyes, The Virgin Spring, The Wild Party /
Great Directors: Jacques Becker, Bernardo Bertolucci, George Cukor, Jonathan Demme, Bill Forsyth, Louise Kolm-Fleck
Issue 32, July–September 2004
editorial
MIFF films: Histoire de Marie et Julien, Samaritan Girl, The Missing, Ulrich Seidl, Coffee and
Cigarettes, Twentynine Palms, Bright Future / Guy Maddin: Maddin's aesthetic precursors, the private Guy
Maddin / Features: Nuri Bilge Ceylan interview, Hiroshi Shimizu, The Dreamers, Orson Welles and the magic of Abb Dickson,
the legitimisation of Chinese “underground” cinema, Jia Zhangke interview about The World, Elephant,
Son frère, Rape, films of Bill Mousoulis and Mark La Rosa, William Routt on Movie Love in the Fifties,
Rossellini's historical television films / Beyond the Grave of Genre: Willem Dafoe, Richard Stanley, The Matrix and its
sequels, Kill Bill Volume One and Volume Two, the telephone in the slasher film, Frazer Lee /
Festival reports: Hong Kong, Cannes, Udine, San Francisco, St Kilda, Sydney, Human Rights Watch International Film Festival /
Book reviews: Cinema of the Other Europe, Jean-Pierre Melville, Movie Mutations,
Multiple Modernities: Cinemas and Popular Media in Transcultural East Asia, The Place of the Audience,
Pandora's Box: Essays in Film Theory, Screening the City, Walkabout
/ CTEQ Annotations:
Alone: Life Wastes Andy Hardy, Hold Me While I'm Naked, Homicide: “Flashpoint”, Der Letzte Mann,
Love Me Tonight, Jürgen Reble, Summer Holiday, Sürü, Brakhage, The Dante Quartet,
Daybreak and Whiteye, Desistfilm, The Garden of Earthly Delights, I…Dreaming, Mothlight,
The Wold Shadow, Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family, Dragnet Girl, Late Autumn, The Only Son,
Passing Fancy, Record of a Tenement Gentleman, Diary of a Lost Girl, The Joyless Street,
Kameradschaft, Pandora's Box, The Threepenny Opera, Westfront 1918 /
Great Directors:
Peter Bogdanovich, Arthur Lipsett, Antonio Margheriti, Georges Méliès, Mamoru Oshii, Idrissa Ouedraogo, Don Siegel,
Preston Sturges
Issue 31, April–June 2004
editorial
Australian Cinema – Christos Tsiolkas condemns One
Perfect Day, sound in Rolf de Heer / Film Criticism and Theory
– affect and mise en scène in Ulysses' Gaze,
Serge Daney conference report / Features – In the Cut, recent
Argentinean cinema, Lost in Translation, Rogerio Sganzerla tribute,
Irreversible, John Ford pre-1947, New Zealand DV features, interview
on multichannel storytelling with Duncan Roy, lesbian vampires vs the Situationist
International / Politics and the Documentary – conversations
with Emile de Antonio, Errol Morris interview, Tara Brabazon on Live
Forever / Book reviews: feature review on African
film criticism, Chinese Film in Focus, The Cinema of Emir Kusturica,
Dickens and the Dream of Cinema, Film Front Weimar, Leos
Carax, Screen Couple Chemistry / Festival reports:
Sundance, Slamdance, Rotterdam, Bangkok, Berlin, New York Underground Film
Festival / CTEQ Annotations: Accattone, Les
Amants, Arsenal, The Atomic Cafe, L'Avventura,
Back for Christmas (episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents),
Baisers volés, The Battle of Midway, Il Bell'Antonio,
Le Bonheur, Breakaway, La Captive, Charulata,
The Circus, Crime and Punishment, Crumb, The
Dark Mirror, Days of Hope, The Decay of Fiction,
Donzoko, Earth, A Face in the Crowd, Flashing
Spikes, John Ford: Other Directions, Four Sons, The Getaway,
The Grateful Dead, Jacquot de Nantes, Johnny Staccato:
“The Shop of the Four Winds”, Lady Windermere's Fan,
Looking for Mushrooms, The Mascot, Moonrise,
The Outlaw Josey Wales, La Peau douce, Pocket Money,
Repulsion, Ride with the Devil, The Rink, Sergeant
Rutledge, The Testament of Dr. Mabuse, Vagabond,
Vendredi soir, Witchfinder General, Woman in the Moon
/ Great Directors: Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, Kon Ichikawa,
Vincente Minnelli, Nagisa Oshima, François Ozon, John Sayles, Fred
Zinnemann
Issue 30, January–March 2004
editorial
2003 World Poll – cinephiles around the globe list cinema highs and lows /
Perversion spotlight guest edited by Patricia MacCormack – introduction, Xavier Mendik on Joe D'Amato, Jack Sargeant on Serge Gainsbourg's Je t'aime moi non plus, Martin Ham on Videodrome, Michael Goddard on Ruiz's Poetics of Cinema, Lindsay Hallam on the Sadean cinematic text /
Features – Serge Daney's “The Tracking Shot in Kapo”, Carloss Chamberlin on Mystic River, Pretend and interview with Julie Talen, The Singing Detective, telephilia, Epstein and Poe, Otis Ferguson, Infernal Affairs II and III and Running on Karma, the samurai genre /
Book reviews: Japanese Documentary Film: The Meiji Era Through Hiroshima, Monte Hellman: His Life and Films, Soundscape: The School of Sound Lectures 1998-2001, Film in South East Asia: Views from the Region, Underground U.S.A.: Filmmaking Beyond the Hollywood Canon /
Film Festivals: American Film Institute, London, Taipei, International Experimental Cinema Exposition /
Great Directors: Hal Ashby, Jean Cocteau, Sergei Eisenstein, David Lean, Quay Brothers, Douglas Sirk
Issue 29, November–December 2003 editorial
Australian Contemporary Cinema – Felicity Collins on Japanese Story, Jake Wilson on recent Australian film comedy / Abbas Kiarostami spotlight – place and space in the films of Kiarostami, Kiarostami's educational '70s shorts, Rolando Caputo on Ten / Features: Jacques Rivette interview on Hurlevent, Juliane Lorenz interview, Tsai Ming-liang's The Skywalk is gone, Pre-Code Cinema, The Sopranos and televisuality, Jennifer Dworkin interview, issues of genre, John Smith, Contemporary Hong Kong horror, Maximilian Le Cain's personal tribute to the early MGM Tarzan movies, Recuperation and Rear Window / Book reviews: The Matrix of Visual Culture – Working with Deleuze in Film Theory, Kung Fu Cult Masters – From Bruce Lee to Crouching Tiger, The Emergence of Cinematic Time: Modernity, Contingency, the Archive, A City of Sadness / Film Festivals: Vancouver, Pordenone Silent Film Festival, Toronto, Leeds, Pusan, New York, Ibero-American Film Festival / CTEQ Annotations: Betty in Blunderland, The Dentist, The Devil Strikes at Night, Ex-Lady, Five Star Final, Gold Diggers of 1933, Hold Your Man, King Kong, The Public Enemy, The Stranger, Three Little Pigs / Great Directors: Peggy Ahwesh, Dario Argento, Chang Cheh, Ritwik Ghatak, Terry Gilliam, Jerry Lewis, Ken Loach, Arthur Penn, Robert Siodmak, Frank Tashlin
Issue 28, September–October
2003 editorial
Australian Cinema – The Night We Called it a Day, study of
international relations dynamic throughout Australian and British romantic
comedy, Super 8 in Sydney / Peter Tscherkassky and the Austrian
avant-garde – Alexander Horwath on Tscherkassky, Christa
Blümlinger on Outer Space, overview of Austrian avant-garde
cinema by Mark Webber, George Clark on Arnold, Brehm, Deutsch, Tscherkassky,
Valie Export on Expanded Cinema / Cinema and Music – Letter from
an Unknown Woman, rise of the movie theme song in High Noon,
David Bowie / Features: Bérénice Reynaud on Chinese documentary
filmmaking, Bill Krohn on Allan Dwan, contemporary Brazilian cinema, the
politics of crying and women's melodrama in post-war Japanese cinema, Manoel
de Oliveira, Lesley Chow on Judy Davis, Tag Gallagher on Joseph L. Mankiewicz
as producer / Cinema and the Gallery – cinema and
the gallery during the late '60s, early 70s, a “tertiary cinema”,
Salla Tykkä's trilogy, interview with Ken McMullen / David Thomson
– two takes / Deleuze and Cinema – Antonioni and Deleuze, Fuller's
dancefilm and Deleuze / Book reviews: Land of a Thousand
Balconies: Discoveries and Confessions of a B-Movie Archaeologist,
The Mad Max Movies, East-West Encounters – Franco-Asian
cinema and literature, Cinema of Interruptions – Action Genres
in Contemporary Indian Cinema, Atlas of Emotion – Journeys
in Art, Architecture, and Film, Special Effects – Still in
Search of Wonder / Film Festivals: Zanzibar International
Film Festival, Melbourne Underground Film Festival, Melbourne International
Film Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival / CTEQ Annotations:
Cabin in the Sky, Camp de Thiaroye, City Girl,
Faust, A Fistful of Dollars, A Fistful of Dynamite,
Hidden Agenda, Kansas City, Kes, The Lin
Family Shop, N-Zone, The Naked Spur, Ordet,
Pursued, Red Sorghum, Schloss Vogelöd, Tartüff,
They Caught the Ferry, Tilaï, Chuck Jones –
Prest-O Change-O, Caveman Inki, The Scarlet Pimpernickel,
Steal Wool, Spies, What's Opera, Doc?, Rabbit
Fire, Feline Frame-up, Zoom and Bored, For Scent-imental
Reasons / Great Directors: Tomás Gutiérrez
Alea, Woody Allen, Sadie Benning, Larry Cohen, Clint Eastwood, Michael Haneke,
Jim Jarmusch, Clara Law, Alexander Mackendrick, Kira Muratova, Gaspar Noé,
Steven Soderbergh, Bertrand Tavernier, Wang Xiaoshuai, John Waters
Issue 27, July–August 2003 editorial
Australian Film Culture – Felicity Collins on Dreaming in Motion films, Asian cinema and the Sydney Film Festival, Censorship Forum and Ken Park banned, 52nd MIFF Daily Reports / '60s Independent Australian cinema – interview with Albie Thoms, interview with Nigel Buesst / Steven Spielberg spotlight – essays on A.I. and Minority Report, international symposium on Spielberg divided into 'Position Papers' and 'Films and Moments' / Lost Films – von Stroheim's Queen Kelly, Welles' The Dreamers, Nicholas Ray radical 'documentary' / Features – essays on Jess Franco, Katherine Hepburn, Spider, Central Asian cinema, Tsai Ming-liang, interview with Wheeler Winston Dixon, interview with Dharmasena Pathiraja / New Chinese cinema – Stephen Teo interview with Blind Shaft director, Li Yang, Charles Leary on Chinese documentary / Film Theory – Classifying Genre, Material Film and re-assessing the 'culture industry' / St Kilda Film Festival spotlight / Book reviews: Luchino Visconti, Womenvision: Women and the Moving Image in Australia, A Postmodern Cinema: The Voice of the Other in Canadian Film / Film Festivals: Singapore International Film Festival, Cannes, Sydney Film Festival, CineVegas, Melbourne International Animation Festival / CTEQ Annotations: La Bataille du rail, The Blood of a Poet, Despair, Diary of a Country Priest, Fireworks, French CanCan, Lunch on the Grass, The Merchant of Four Seasons, Un chant d'amour / Great Directors: Theo Angelopoulos, Brian De Palma, David Fincher, Shohei Imamura, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Takeshi Kitano, Alexander Kluge, Richard Linklater, Guy Maddin, Mike Nichols, Yvonne Rainer, John Schlesinger, Jerzy Skolimowski, François Truffaut, Tsui Hark
Issue 26, May–June 2003 editorial
Contemporary Australian cinema – Jake Wilson on Alexandra's Project, Ina Bertrand on Ned Kelly / Stan Brakhage tribute / Bérénice Reynaud on sexual politics in the Chinese Martial Arts film / Cinema and the holocaust – Christos Tsiolkas on The Pianist, Sylvie Pierre on None Shall Escape / Michael Haneke spotlight / Interviews: Rob Nilsson, Jerry Rudes, Kent Jones / Brian Frye on underground films by John Palmer and David Weisman, James Fotopoulos, Christopher Jolly and Damon Packard / Alberto Pezzotta on contemporary Italian cinema and Il mio viaggio in Italia / Charles Leary on Infernal Affairs / Tag Gallagher on John Ford restoration / retro title sequences / Book review: Emir Kusturica / Film Festivals and Conferences: Sydney Film Festival preview, Fespaco, Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference, Hong Kong International Film Festival / CTEQ Annotations: The Illustrated Auschwitz, Nuit et brouillard, Germany Year 90 Nine Zero, Germany Year Zero, Il Grido, Lisbon Story, Helen, Queen of the Nautch Girls, A City of Sadness, The Boys From Fengkuei, The Puppetmaster, Yellow submarine, The Last Detail, California Split, Mother Joan of the Angels / Great Directors: Dorothy Arzner, Charles Burnett, Joel and Ethan Coen, Joe Dante, Jacques Demy, Harmony Korine, Richard Lester, Mikio Naruse, Yasujiro Ozu, Francesco Rosi, Hiroshi Teshigahara, Tsai Ming-liang, Wim Wenders
Issue 25, March–April 2003
editorial
Australian cinema – reviews of Swimming Upstream, Australian
Rules, Jake Wilson on Christos Tsiolkas' The Devil's Playground,
two takes on the 2003 Australian International Documentary Conference /
Film and History: Russian Ark, Gangs of New York, Far
from Heaven / Chris Darke on the UK's culture of surveillance / Charlie
Chaplin and Limelight / Maurice Pialat tribute / André
de Toth tribute / Interview with Caroline Leaf / Film and Affect / Jim Knox
on Jean Painlevé / Current releases: About Schmidt / Book
reviews: Positif Fifty Years: Selections From The French Film
Journal, New Hollywood Cinema: An Introduction / Film
Festivals and Conferences: Dreams of a Nation (Palestine), Sundance,
Bangkok, Rotterdam, Berlin, Hungarian Film Week / CTEQ Annotations:
Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, Thomas Graal's Best Film,
Cries and Whispers, Summer with Monika, Black Sunday,
The Devil Rides Out, The Age of Innocence, Madame
de…, Los Olvidados, Pixote, An Actor's
Revenge, Utamaro and his Five Women, Bob le flambeur,
Touchez pas au Grisbi, Banquo's Chair (episode of Alfred
Hitchcock Presents), Basic Training, The Lady Eve,
So This Is Paris, The Big Combo / Great Directors:
Michael Almereyda, Luis García Berlanga, Frank Borzage, Tim Burton,
John Carpenter, Victor Erice, Jia Zhangke, Joseph Losey, Richard Lowenstein,
Carol Reed, Jean Renoir, Claude Sautet, Melvin Van Peebles, Dziga Vertov
Issue 24, January–February 2003
editorial
Favourite film things 2002 – critics, programmers
and filmmakers worldwide list their film highs and lows for the year / Australian
Cinema – reviews of The Tracker; The Quiet American;
Jake Wilson reviews Third Take / Patricia MacCormack on Christopher
Lee / Alfred Hitchcock spotlight: David Kelly on Rope;
Tag Gallagher; reviews of Hitchcock's Films Revisited, A Hard
Look at 'Psycho', English Hitchcock and special Trafic
Hitch & Lang issue / Fruit Chan spotlight: Public Toilet and
Made in Hong Kong / Alex Cox spotlight: interviews,
reviews of Walker and Revengers Tragedy / Jon Jost on
art, cinema and the 'creative' life / Cinematographers: Jack Cardiff and
Conrad Hall / Current releases: Adaptation; 11'09”01-
September 11; Bowling for Columbine / DVD Releases: Brian
L. Frye on Forest of Bliss / Book reviews: Lars
von Trier; Fellini Lexicon / Film Festivals:
Adelaide preview; Thessaloniki; London / Great Directors:
Kenneth Anger, Blake Edwards, Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Pierre Gorin, Anthony
Mann, Jacques Rivette, Eric Rohmer, Werner Schroeter, Edgar G. Ulmer, Paul
Verhoeven, Orson Welles
Issue 23, November–December
2002 editorial
Special Women's 
Issue Interviews with Australian women filmmakers: Jan Chapman,
Sarah Stollman, Mandy Walker, Livia Ruzic / Felicity Collins on Australian
romantic comedy / Claire Denis spotlight: interview and review of Vendredi
Soir by Aimé Ancian / Interviews with women film critics: Sylvie
Pierre by Bill Krohn; Manohla Dargis by Steve Erickson / The Female
Actor: Cinema and the Female Star international critical symposium;
Laleen Jayamanne on Nicole Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut, Mita Vashisht
in Kasba and ornamentation; Catherine Deneuve; Dina Iordanova on
Lyubov Orlova / Women in experimental, early avant-garde cinema: Germaine
Dulac; 'home experimental films' by Merilee Bennett, Su Friedrich and others
/ Andrew Leavold on Doris Wishman / Current releases: The Gleaners and
I; Kissing Jessica Stein and The Banger Sisters;
Manijeh Hekmat and Women's Prison / Jim Knox on Dame Darcy / Book
reviews: Women's Cinema: The Contested Screen; Mother
India / Film Festivals: Toronto; Chinese films at
Toronto; Vancouver; New York; Cork / CTEQ Annotations:
The Merry Widow; Ciclon; 79 Springtimes of Ho Chi
Minh; Black Girl; Closely Observed Trains; Bezhin
Meadow; Ballad of a Soldier / Great Directors:
Ingmar Bergman, Stan Brakhage, Catherine Breillat, Donald Cammell, Maya
Deren, Robert Flaherty, Su Friedrich, Terrence Malick, Leo McCarey, María
Novaro, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Leslie Thornton, Margarethe Von Trotta, Andy
Warhol
Issue 22, September–October
2002 editorial
Special Women's Issue 
Australian women: Jan Chapman lecture; Kate Howarde; Leah Purcell interview
/ Barbara Loden and Wanda / Patricia MacCormack on Barbara Steele
and cinesexuality / Interviews: Asia Argento and Márta Mészáros
/ Two perspectives on Baise-moi / Special Dossier: Zoë
Lund: Intro by Robert Lund; essay by Zoë Lund; interview;
screenplay excerpt; Sophie Charlin on Ms. 45; the Zoë Lund
cinematheque / Tag Gallagher on Max Ophuls / Interview with, and essay on,
Nina Menkes / Interview with, and essays by Mary Ann Doane on, Leslie Thornton
/ Women auteurs: María Luisa Bemberg; Loretta Todd; Ann Hui; Amy
Heckerling; Maya Deren; Samira Makhmalbaf and Marzieh Meshkini / Women filmmakers
in Switzerland / Philip Brophy on sound, cinema and Doris Wishman / Bérénice
Reynaud on Let's Love Hong Kong / Female glamour and star power:
Leonard Michaels on Rita Hayworth; Katrin Cartlidge; Role models for young
girls; Dorothy Lamour; Julie Andrews / Book review: The
Girls in the Back Room: Looking at the Lesbian Bar / Film Festivals:
Melbourne Underground Film Festival; Karlovy Vary; WOW / CTEQ Annotations:
The Gold Rush; Sylvia Scarlett; I Don't Want to be
a Man!; Viktor und Viktoria; The Band Wagon; Wonder
Bar; The Typewriter, The Rifle, and the Movie Camera; Merrill's
Marauders; The Hidden Fortress; Ghost Dog: the Way of
the Samurai; The Life of Oharu; Rebellion / Great
Directors: Gillian Armstrong, Jane Campion, Claude Chabrol, David
Cronenberg, Buster Keaton, Fritz Lang, Sergio Leone, Jean-Pierre Melville,
Kenji Mizoguchi, Alanis Obomsawin, Jackie Raynal, Agnès Varda, Lars
Von Trier, Doris Wishman
Issue 21, July–August 2002 editorial Australian cultural criticism: Sylvia
Lawson responds to Jake Wilson; MIFF and BIFF Daily Updates / Contemporary Iranian cinema: Rakshan Bani-Etemad / Contemporary German cinema Features: Alexander Horwath on Romuald Karmaker; Valeska Grisebach's Mein Stern / Harun Farocki spotlight curated by Thomas Elsaesser, presented in association with the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes Sydney: Volker Siebel, Olaf Möller, Rainer Knepperges, Christa Blümlinger; Interview, filmography and writing by Farocki / Special Dossier: Performance: Lesley Stern; Rosey Golds; Mark Rappaport; David Pellecuer interview with Lou Castel; writings by Lou Castel; William D. Routt; Nicole Brenez / Film Culture Australia: Geoff Gardner and Bruce Hodsdon respond to Barrett Hodsdon's Straight Lines and Crossed Roads – the Quest for Film Culture in Australia?; Jim Knox on local film culture / Film Culture Paraguay: Interview with and piece by Hugo Gamarra Etcheverry / Joseph Losey spotlight: David Sanjek and James Leahy / Current releases: Ghost World, Donnie Darko, The Business of Strangers, The Devil's Backbone; Brad Stevens on Full Metal Jacket / Avant-garde cinema spotlight: overview of SHOOT! SHOOT! SHOOT!; interview with Bruce Posner / Film Festivals: St. Kilda, Cannes, Sydney / Book reviews: Ivan the Terrible, October, Costume and cinema: dress codes in popular film, Animation: Genre and Authorship, The Film Minister– Goebbels and the Cinema in the 'Third Reich', Left in the Dark: Film Reviews and Essays, 1988-2001 / CTEQ Annotations: A Moment of Innocence, The White Balloon, The Woman in the Window, Goodbye, Mr Germ, Detour, Phantom Lady, Die Spinnen, La Baie des Anges, Applause, Flaming Creatures / Great Directors: Robert Bresson, Carl Dreyer, Federico Fellini, John Ford, Sam Fuller, Todd Haynes, King Hu, Chuck Jones, Akira Kurosawa, Michael Mann, Chris Marker, Nicholas Ray, Roberto Rossellini, Jean Vigo, Raoul Walsh, Edward Yang
Issue 20, May–June 2002
editorial
Australian film and cultural criticism – 
Sylvia Lawson book review; Laleen Jayamanne book review and interview /
Documentary – Robin Anderson tribute; REAL: Life on Film
Documentary Festival Report; My Mother India and Safina Uberoi
interview; Melbourne Queer Film Festival documentaries / Features –
Christos Tsiolkas on Kandahar and Beneath Clouds; Mark
Rappaport on Survivor; Freda Freiberg on Mikio Naruse; Babak Shokrian
interview; Mad Songs of Fernanda Hussein and John Gianvito interview;
film titles and opening sequences / Festschrift for Raymond Durgnat
edited by Adrian Martin with contributions by Jonathan Rosenbaum, Richard
Combs, A.L. Rees, Robert Murphy, Rob White, Chris Fujiwara, and more, plus
extract of A Hard Look at Psycho / Experimentalists: Jon Jost on
Leighton Pierce, Stéphane du Mesnildot on Marcel Hanoun / Tsai
Ming-Liang spotlight / Obits: Billy Wilder and Carmelo Bene / Critics
interviews: Jim Naremore and Armond White / Underrated and Overlooked: Mark
Rappaport on Abraham Polonsky, John Flaus on John Stahl / Current releases:
Va Savoir!, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Diaries of Vaslav
Nijinsky / Book reviews: Atom Egoyan, A
Hundred Years of Japanese Film: A Concise History, with a Selective Guide
to Videos and DVDs / Buenos Aires, Movie Mutations and Argentine Cinema
/ Film Festivals: Hong Kong, Arizona, Reading Godard
conference / CTEQ Annotations: A Girl in Every
Port, The Long Riders and Wild Bill, Dr Jekyll
and Mr Hyde, They Live by Night, Thunder Road, The
Fate of Lee Khan and The Valiant Ones, Alice, Come
and See, The Phantom of Liberty / Great Directors:
Robert Aldrich, Michelangelo Antonioni, Jack Chambers, Rainer Werner Fassbinder,
Howard Hawks, Abbas Kiarostami, Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch, Sam Peckinpah,
Powell & Pressburger, Otto Preminger, Nicolas Roeg, Satyajit Ray, Martin
Scorsese, Andrei Tarkovsky, Billy Wilder, Wong Kar-Wai, Zhang Yimou
Issue 19, March–April 2002 editorial Australian cinema and culture – Meaghan
Morris on Fate and the Family Sedan; One Night the Moon; Rabbit-Proof Fence; Ghosts…of the Civil Dead / David Lynch and Mulholland Drive / Len Lye / Donald Phelps / Josef von Sternberg / Interview with the Quay Bros / Chuck Jones Tribute / Current releases: Waking Life, Intimacy, Lies, The Son's Room / Sauvage Innocence and Philippe Garrel / Michael Mann and ALI / Documentary – Frederick Wiseman and Jean Rouch / Ficto-criticism and Anna Karina / Bruno Dumont / Interview with Kim Ki-Duk / Book reviews: The Language of New Media, Kubrick's Cinema Odyssey, Experimental Cinema in the Digital Age, Belle de Jour / Film Festivals: French (Australia), Sundance, Trieste, Rotterdam, Berlin / CTEQ Annotations: Miller's Crossing, The Glass Key, Ace in the Hole, Midnight, The Hills Have Eyes, Shivers, The Canterbury Tales, Fellini's Roma, Titicut Follies, Bilder der Welt und Inschrift des Krieges, Some Came Running, Letter from Siberia, Le Petit Soldat, Letter to Jane, À Bout De Souffle, Détective, Aguirre, Wrath of God, The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner, My Best Fiend
Issue 18, January–February 2002 editorial Film Favourites for 2001 – by critics,
programmers, filmmakers, and film lovers / Australian film: Meaghan Morris on Mad Max; William D. Routt on early bushranger films / Film and the Other Arts (compiled by Adrian Martin): Elsaesser, Martin, Tofts, Kelly, Espejo, Thoret, Walsh, King, Krohn, Mills and more consider film and painting, literature, music, cyberculture and dance / Maximilian Le Cain on Luchino Visconti / Shelly Kraicer interviews Johnnie To and Wai Ka-fai / Underrated and Overlooked: Walerian Borowczyk, Mauritz Stiller, Joseph Losey, Seconds / Book reviews: Interview with J. Hoberman on Flaming Creatures by Steve Erickson, John Ford Made Westerns: Filming the Legend in the Sound Era / Current releases: Beijing Bicycle, Monsoon Wedding / Film Festivals: Pusan, Thessaloniki, Bangkok
Issue 17, November–December 2001 editorial Cinema and Reality symposium –
A response to September 11 / Australian film: Jake Wilson's review of Money Shot; One Night the Moon interviews and script extract; Backroads / Abbas Kiarostami spotlight: keynote essay by Jonathan Rosenbaum and Mehrnaz Saeed-Vafa / Douglas Pye on Max Ophüls / Robert Guédiguian interview / Hong Kong cinema: Stephen Teo on The Mission, Time and Tide, Hong Kong Festival (Melbourne) review / Indonesian cinema: A Poet / Experimental cinema spotlight: Jonas Mekas interview; essays on Mekas films; Peter Hogue on Jon Jost's digital work; Athina Rachel Tsangari on The Slow Business of Going; Sharon Lockhart / Current releases: Brother, Shadow Magic, Ghosts of Mars / Book reviews: American Films of the 70s: Conflicting Visions, Encore Hollywood – Remaking French Cinema, Post-War Cinema and Modernity: A Film Reader / Pauline Kael tribute / Film Festivals: Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto, New York, Cork, Bogota, Singapore / CTEQ Annotations: Antonia's Line, Chocolat, Billy Budd, Captain Blood, Hasta la Victoria Siempre, Rose Hobart, Les Anges du péché, Sound of the Mountain, Equinox Flower, The Immortal Story
Issue 16, September–October 2001 editorial John Cassavetes spotlight: essays by
Adrian Martin, Nicole Brenez, Gilberto Perez, Jodi Brooks, Christos Tsiolkas and more / Australian film: Lantana, He Died with a Felafel in his Hand, Silent Partner, La Spagnola, The Bank / French cinema: Rivette interview; Rohmer interview, Fergus Daly on Garrel's L'Enfant secret, René Clair, Jean-Luc Godard essay / Current releases: Vertical Ray of the Sun, Apocalypse Now Redux, Sexy Beast / MIFF Report / Errol Morris interview / Korean films at MIFF / BIFF Report / John Flaus on Budd Boetticher / Film Festivals: Karlovy Vary, World Student film festival, Sydney Asia Pacific film festival / Cinesonic Report / CTEQ Annotations: Body Melt, The Man From Hong Kong, Removed, The Morphology of Desire, Fear Eats the Soul, The Unknown, The Mummy, Targets, Cross of Iron, “Attack”, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Distant Voices, Still Lives
Issue 15, July–August 2001
editorial
Jean-Luc Godard Part 2: Alexander 
Horwath on Histoire(s) du Cinéma; Geoff Gardner on Godard
DVDs; reports from the For Ever Godard Conference / Philippe Garrel:
Adrian Martin on L'Enfant secret; report on the Garrel conference
/ BIFF preview: Adrian Martin on Roman Polanski; Bruce Hodsdon on Budd Boetticher;
Jack Sargeant on New American Horror Movie; Tony Rayns on BIFF's Asian decade
/ MIFF preview: Jafar Panahi essays and interviews, highlight on The
Circle; Stephen Teo interviews Jia Zhangke and highlight on Platform;
Werner Herzog spotlight / preview chapters from Freud's Worst Nightmares
– Psychoanalysis And The Horror Film including essays by
Robin Wood and Linda Williams / Interview with Mullet producer
/ Interview with Dave Kehr / Book reviews: The Eloquence
of the Vulgar: Language, Cinema and the Politics of Culture; Hearing
Film; A Very Dangerous Citizen: Abraham Lincoln Polonsky And The
Hollywood Left / Film Festivals: Sydney Film Festival
Preview; Cantrills Festival Preview; Sydney Asia Pacific Film Festival Preview;
Atlanta Film & Video Festival Report; Pula Film Festival Report / CTEQ
Annotations: Sonatine, Kids Return, The Beat
Manifesto, Road House, Dogs in Space, The Love
Letters from Teralba Road, Nostalghia, Ivan's Childhood,
Andrei Rublev, The Sacrifice
Issue 14, June 2001 editorial Australian filmmakers: Adrian Martin on Bill
Mousoulis; Ken Sallows interview; Mark Savage / Adrian Martin on film canons / Bill Routt on theories of space and place / Dina Iordanova on a diasporic cinema / Jean-Luc Godard Part 1: Fergus Daly and For Ever Mozart; David Sterritt and Contempt; John Conomos / Asian Cinema: Eureka; Yi Yi / spotlight on the short film; Griffith's A Corner in Wheat / spotlight on the 2001 St. Kilda Film Festival / Giorgio Mangiamele tribute / Andrew Sarris spotlight / current releases: Mullet; Moulin Rouge; The House of Mirth; Russian Doll; The Monkey's Mask; Risk; The Man Who Cried; Sensitive New Age Killer; The Limey; State and Main / MUFF and Sydney Film Festival Previews / Film Festivals: New Directors/New Films; Hong Kong; Singapore; Buenos Aires; Bermuda; San Francisco; Cannes; the Melbourne Greek Film Festival / CTEQ Annotations: The Blue Gardenia, The Patriot, Destiny, Blow Job, Dead Man, Jan Svankmajer, Tombstone for Fireflies, Performance, The Indian Runner, A Generation and Kanal
Issue 13, April - May 2001 editorial
Walk The Talk / Clara Law interview
and The Goddess of 1967 / Yolungu Boy / Australian Screen Classics: Jane Mills interview / Film Critics: Jonathan Rosenbaum on Serge Daney; Noël Carroll; Stanley Cavell; Godfrey Cheshire / Wong Kar-wai spotlight: In the Mood For Love, Wong symposium, Tony Leung interview / James Schamus interview / Bette Davis / Australian Documentary: Cunnamulla, Losing Layla / Favourite Australian Films: Walkabout, Evil Angels / Distributors and audiences / Craig Baldwin / 1970s US cinema: Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid; The King of Marvin Gardens; Atlantic City; The Last Picture Show; The Conversation / Film Festivals: Berlin, ClermontFerrand, Media City 7, Melbourne Queer Film Festival / DVDs: silent French cinema, Exotica; Favourite videos / Current Releases: Amores Perros, Beau Travail, The Original Kings Of Comedy, The Contender, The Girl Next Door, Dr T and the Women, Shadow of the Vampire, Rosetta / CTEQ Annotations: Monica Pellizzari; The Conversation; Klute; Buster Keaton, Stairway To Heaven, Duck Soup, They Who Step on the Tiger's Tail, Ikiru, La cérémonie, Le Beau Serge, Les Biches
Issue 12, February–March
2001 editorial
Mallboy / The Dish / 
Australian 2000 overview / Adrian Martin on the Female Gothic genre / Stephen
Teo on Clara Law's Autumn Moon, Temptation of a Monk,
Floating Life / Philippe Garrel / Béla Tarr interview /
Contemporary Asian Cinema: Hou Hsiao-hsien, Johnnie To, Help!!!,
Nagisa Oshima's Ai no corrida, Maggie Cheung / Clint Eastwood /
Overlooked & Underrated: Symbiopsychotaxiplasm Take One, Mikio
Naruse, Mindwalk / Favourite Films: East of Eden / Film
Festivals: Sundance, Rotterdam, Newcastle / Current Releases: The
Sixth Day, Almost Famous, Dungeons and Dragons, Harry
(He Is Here To Help), Requiem for a Dream / CTEQ Annotations:
It Happened One Night, Sullivan's Travels, Un Chien
Andalou, Les Enfants Du Paradis, M is for Man, Music,
Mozart, The Draughtsman's Contract, The Big Sleep,
Scarface, Full Moon in New York, Red River, Autumn
Moon, Negative Space, I Was a Male War Bride, Outerspace,
Office Killer
Issue 11, December 2000–January 2001 editorial
Best films of 2000 by numerous
critics / Eastern European spotlight: interviews with Makavejev, Frumin, Baljak and reviews of Jugofilm, Werckmeister
Harmonies, Obchod na korze / Italian cinema: De Sica, Germany Year
Zero, Salo / Essays: The cinema of nature, Sublime Moments, Vernon Young
/ Jean Eustache / French films on DVD and 10 "video gems" / Book
reviews: Movie Wars, WR: Mysteries of the Organism / Current Releases:
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Dancer in the Dark, O Brother Where Art
Thou?, Show Me Love, Charlie's Angels / Film Festivals: Thessaloniki, Jewish
(in Melbourne), London film market, VCA Graduate screenings / Docos: Sex: The Annabel Chong Story,
Genghis Blues, Cinema Verite.
Issue 10, November 2000 editorial Hollywood analysed / Joseph H. Lewis tribute /
Claude Sautet tribute / Takeshi Kitano spotlight (5 articles) / Lolita and Psycho - the originals
and the remakes / An Angel at my Table / Last Year at Marienbad
/ Bill Douglas / Rivette's Secret Defense / Delvaux's Belle
/ Trail of the Pink Panther / Croupier / The Colossus of
New York / Mr. Arkadin / In a Lonely Place / Hanif Kureishi
interview / Tiger Tanaka / Kal Ng / Three Colours: Blue / Film Festivals: Toronto, Vancouver, New York / Current releases: Billy Elliot, Better Than Sex, Snatch / CTEQ Annotations: The Three Musketeers,
Great Expectations, Happy Together, Monterey Pop, Night Cries A Rural Tragedy,
I Confess, Leon Morin Pretre, Human Remains, Alone Life Wastes Andy Hardy,
The Illustrated Auschwitz, Histoire(s) du Cinema, The Boston Strangler,
French Can Can, A nous la liberte.
Issue 9, September–October 2000
editorial
Australian Cinema / Metal Skin / 
Heaven's Burning / Paul Cox / early Australian cinema / Greek Cinema
/ Sotiris Goritsas / Theo Angelopoulos / Dark Odyssey / Abbas Kiarostami
feature, three articles / Jem Cohen / Beat in film / Film trailers / Ghost
Dog & Mishima / Philippe Garrel / John Cassavetes / Reviews of
Melbourne International Film Festival / Film Festivals:
Melbourne Underground, Chicago Underground, Locarno / Hong Kong cinema books
reviewed / Jack Nitzsche memorial / Current releases: Time Code, Hollow
Man, Jesus' Son, Chopper, A la place du coeur, Rules of Engagement
/ CTEQ Annotations: Akira Kurosawa, His Kind of Woman,
Apache, The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, McCabe &
Mrs. Miller, The Far Country, The Mark of Zorro.
Issue 8, July–Aug 2000 editorial Melbourne International Film Festival
feature – Suzuki, Miike, Zhang, Buñuel,
French films, Daily Reports from festival / Terrence Malick / Jean-Pierre
Léaud / feature on Film Criticism (seven essays) / The War Zone / The
Road Home / Sex: The Annabel Chong Story / American Psycho
/ Cinesonic conference / Cronenberg's Crash / Sydney Film Festival
/ Chinese Film Festival / the Cantrills' Out of this World / Letters
Not About Love / The Puppetmaster / Tierra / CTEQ Annotations:
Where the Sidewalk Ends, This Gun for Hire, A Woman's Face, Stromboli,
Pickup on South Street, Act of Violence, L'amoureuse, Nosferatu, Sink or
Swim, Work Never Done - Australian Women Filmworkers.
Issue 7, June 2000 editorial St. Kilda Film Festival feature – reviews, interviews / Ghost Dog / Wonderland / Bringing out the Dead / The Straight Story / Asian Cinema feature – Hana-Bi, Nowhere to Hide, John Woo, Vancouver film festival prize / Film Festivals: Hong Kong, Jeonju, San Francisco, Sydney Asian / 2001: A Space Odyssey / Cinephilia essays / CTEQ Annotations - features on Marlene Dietrich and Robert Bresson
Issue 6, May 2000 editorial Brian De Palma feature / François Truffaut / Plein Soleil / The Talented Mr. Ripley / Reservoir Dogs / Akerman's South / Greek Film Festival (in Melbourne) / Istanbul Film Festival / For the Love of Fear (Alfred Hitchcock) conference papers / Jeune, Dure et Pure! (experimental film) retrospective essays / CTEQ Annotations: Tongues Untied, Peau D'ane, Frank Beyer, Dirty Harry, Pete Kelly's Blues, Let There Be Light, Come and See, Ghost in the Shell
Issue 5, April 2000 editorial Eric Rohmer feature / Holy Smoke / Words and Silk / Nice Coloured Girls / John Cassavetes / Tombstone for Fireflies / L'Argent / Four Nights of a Dreamer / Stalag 17 / Rebel Without a Cause / Perdita Durango / essays on Cinephilia / Hitch book review / French Film Festival / Melbourne Queer Film Festival / Society for Cinema Studies Conference papers / Special Effects, Special Affects papers / CTEQ Annotations: Berlin Symphony of a City, Cabaret, Threepenny Opera, L'Age d'or, Vivre sa vie, Passion of Joan of Arc
Issue 4, March 2000 editorial Censorship / Romance / Salò / Greek-Australian filmmakers / Giorgio Mangiamele / Zabriskie Point / Battleship Potemkin / Solaris / Ozu / Ruiz / Jonas et Lila / La Jetée / Asian films / essays on Cinephilia
Issue 3, February 2000 editorial The Matrix / Video Games / Images of the '90s / Pulp Fiction & Lost Highway / Notorious / Carrie / Bresson, Destinies Third Part / Zenner's best and worst films
Issue 2, January 2000 editorial Robert Bresson tribute / Ximena Cuevas / Memories of Underdevelopment / Films of the '90s feature / Casablanca / Mel Brooks / Panic in the Streets / Best and Worst of Millennium
Issue 1, December 1999 editorial Sweetie / Greek-Australian filmmakers / Amelia Rose Towers / Sombre / Chocolat / L'Armee Des Ombres / Bresson, Destinies First Part / John Conomos' Top Ten List
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