Film Studies For Free is off on its annual holiday.
Back in two weeks. Hasta entonces, lectores queridos
Back in two weeks. Hasta entonces, lectores queridos
Richard Dyer, Professor of Film Studies at University of Warwick and author of White and The Matter of Images will join Todd Haynes to discuss issues raised by his work and the Hopper film programme at the Tate Modern, London, June 4, 2004.
In the first of a two-part interview, Reel Report speaks to maverick American director Todd Haynes about his latest movie Im Not There, an unconventional rock biopic about the life of music legend Bob Dylan. Haynes talks about the challenges of telling Dylans story, casting the six very different actors who play Dylan, and how he plans to take on the Bush administration with his next project (December 7, 2007).
In the second part of Reel Reports two-part interview with Todd Haynes, director of Im Not There, the rock biopic about the life of Bob Dylan, we talk more generally about aspects of his filmmaking. In particular we ask him about his unique way of story-telling, his approach to the concept of film genres and whether his sexuality has an effect on his ability to interpret characters (December 18, 2007).
On this very appropriate day, Film Studies For Free honours Todd Haynes, a true and truly wonderful American independent filmmaker, with links, above and below, to great videos and many freely accessible and high quality online studies of his work.
Haynes is a big favourite at this blog, and why wouldnt he be as one of the most "cinema-studies literate" filmmakers working today. Heres looking forward to his forthcoming reworking of that Film Studies classic Mildred Pierce...
- Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky, The Price of Heaven: Remaking Politics in All That Heaven Allows, Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, and Far From Heaven, in The Ethnic Turn: Studies in Political Cinema from Brazil and the United States, 1960-2002, PhD Thesis, University of Pittsburgh, 2009 (scroll to p. 194)
- Zélie Asava, Multiculturalism and Morphing in I’m Not There, Widescreen Journal, No. 2, 2010
- Norman Bryson, Todd Hayness Poison and Queer Cinema, Invisible Culture - An Electronic Journal for Visual Culture Issue 1, Winter 1999
- Rachel Carroll, Toxic shock: Gendered environments and embodied knowledge in Don DeLillo’s White Noise and Todd Haynes’s [Safe], Transformations, Issue 14, March 2007
- Donald L. Carveth and Jean Hantman Carveth, Fugitives From Guilt: Postmodern De-Moralization and the New Hysterias, March 2007
- Adrian Danks,“… I’m Gone”; or Seven Characters in Search of an Exit: Some Reflections on Todd Haynes’ I’m Not There, Senses of Cinema, Issue 46, 2008
- Amelia DeFalco, A Double-Edged Longing: Nostalgia, Melodrama, and Todd Haynes’s Far From Heaven, Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies 5 (2004)
- Anthony Enns, "A Name in Search of a Disease": Illness and Identity in Todd Haynes Safe, Reconstruction, 7.3, 2007
- Laura E. Felschow, Todd Haynes: the Public, the Private, and the Performative, PhD Thesis, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, February 1, 2009
- Julie Grossman, “The Trouble with Carol: The Costs of Feeling [On Todd Haynes Safe], Other Voices 2.3 January 2005
- Todd Hayness film: Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (1987)
- Lynne Joyrich, Written on the Screen: Mediation and Immersion in Far from Heaven, Camera Obscura, 57, Volume 19, Number 3, 2004
- Alexandra Juhasz, From the Scenes to Queens: Genre, AIDS, and Queer Love, 2007
- Rose Ellen Lessy, Feminist Treatment: Illness and Impasse in Todd Haynes’s Safe, Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 7(4):291–308, 2006
- Niall Richardson, Poison in the Sirkian System: The Political Agenda of Todd Hayness Far From Heaven, Scope, Issue 6, October 2006
- Rebecca Scherr, (Not) queering “white vision” in Far from Heaven and Transamerica, Jump Cut, No. 50, spring 2008
- David L. Smith, True, Valid Death Off a Movie Screen: Todd Haynes Im Not There, Journal of Religion and Film, Vol. 12, No. 2, 2008
- Sunny Stalter, Down With Love/Far From Heaven, Scope, May 2004
- Nick Stevenson, What is Safe? Cultural Citizenship, Visual Culture and Risk, Sociological Research Online, Volume 10, Issue 2, 2005
- Mary Traester, Hysteria and Ruin: Feminine Immobility And the Problem of Representation in Todd Haynes’s Far from Heaven, COLT Symposium, April 15, 2008
- Keith Uhlich, Todd Haynes, Senses of Cinema, July 2002
- Nicholas de Villiers, Glancing, Cruising, Staring: Queer Ways of Looking, Bright Lights Film Journal, Issue 57, August 2007
- Sharon Willis, Politics of Disappointment: Todd Haynes Rewrites Douglas Sirk, Camera Obscura, 54, Volume 18, Number, 2003
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