Bradlands
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Woody Allen’s latest is profoundly sympathetic to a protagonist lost in a world of false fronts, says Brad Stevens.
Tuesday 3 June 2014 -
What happens when we digitise our camera operators, wonders Brad Stevens?
Wednesday 16 April 2014 -
Straight to DVD: De Palma’s Passion and Coppola’s Twixt
Brian De Palma and Francis Ford Coppola’s recent techno-fantasias have followed a once well-worn path for American indies too leftfield for cinema distribution, says Brad Stevens.
Tuesday 25 February 2014 -
It Should Happen to You: a vacuous, or voluptuous, vision?
Patriarchal disdain for unboxed female sexuality is distilled in George Cukor’s 1954 advertising-girl comedy It Should Happen to You – and underscored by our ongoing neglect of both the film and its director, says Brad Stevens.
Tuesday 14 January 2014 -
Is it daft to look at a YouTube dog video through the lens of auteurism? Perhaps not as daft as denying ourselves ways of enjoying unusual material, says Brad Stevens.
Friday 20 December 2013 -
Reports of the death of cultural criticism have been greatly muddle-headed, says Brad Stevens.
Wednesday 6 November 2013 -
The late ‘exploitation’ master Jess Franco was a paragon of the art of muddying clear blue waters, writes Brad Stevens.
Tuesday 1 October 2013 -
Do television’s collective values hobble its artistic potential, asks Brad Stevens?
Tuesday 10 September 2013 -
Flaming the fans: in praise of DIY subtitles
On the internet, amateur subtitlers are taking commercially neglected cinema into their own hands, says Brad Stevens.
Wednesday 31 July 2013 -
Should artists’ second thoughts always be the final word, wonders Brad Stevens?
Monday 8 July 2013
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