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undercurrent Undercurrent, a magazine of and on film criticism, is a bimonthly publication of FIPRESCI. staff Editor: Chris Fujiwara contribute Undercurrent invites critical essays, film, DVD, and book reviews, and articles on the practice, theory, and history of film criticism. Contributions are welcomed from both non-members and members of FIPRESCI. Please send your suggestions to the editor. |
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In this issue:
#3 (11.2006)
Special Section: Austria
Trouble in the Hothouse
Christoph Huber looks at the state of Austrian cinema todayAustria's 1960s Film Trauma
"Notes on a Cinematic Phoenix" by Robert von DassanowskyThe Head and Eyes of Otto Preminger
Miguel Marías extols the exemplary intelligence of the Austrian-born directorAustria Plays Itself and Sees Da Him
Notes on the image of Austria in the films of Michael Glawogger, by Christoph HuberMax Ophuls's Adaptation to and Subversion of Classical Hollywood Cinema
Lutz Bacher follows Ophuls through Hollywood, where the German-born director recreates turn-of-the-century Vienna
Reporting on The Passenger
Larysa Smirnova and Chris Fujiwara enlist Heidegger's help in interpreting Antonioni's The Passenger
Danièle Huillet 1936-2006: A Tribute
Jonathan Rosenbaum, Adrian Martin, Chris Fujiwara, John Gianvito, and the editors of Cahiers du cinéma pay tribute to the late filmmaker
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