September 8, 2010 / Perspective
Two short films cast a long shadow over the history of cinema. The first is …
Two short films cast a long shadow over the history of cinema. The first is …
In Part 2, we consider the second of Neil Gaiman’s variations on “Alice in Wonderland,” and ponder the attraction of these mysterious but familiar fantasies.
In this interview, Jeffrey Overstreet discusses his novel “Auralia’s Colors” and examines the way in which artists are compelled to “look closer” at the world, to “discover and reaffirm why things were put that way in the first place.”
Review: Pan’s Labyrinth. Directed by Guillermo del Toro. Warner Brothers, 2006. 120 minutes. Superman: comic made …