The Complicated Act of Remembering in ‘Elephant’
When “resurrecting” a tragedy and adapting it to a cinematic form, the filmmaker must be aware that they are making it infinite.
Author: Colin Kerekes
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ is a horror fan’s wet dream
Like Camp Miasma’s resident slasher Little Death (Jack Haven), Schoenbrun’s film is a spear-wielding sex fiend with a penchant for penetrating the viewer…
‘Sound of Falling’ Notices You
Characters repetitively look into the center of the camera, generating an uneasy consciousness of the human spirit.
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