by Jesse Malmed | May 15, 2012 | Blog
The world of moving images is fraught with comparisons to magic, to illusions. It is our inheritance and it’s where photographic work gets its heat. Mary Helena Clark’s films work because she understands the perpetual strangeness of seeing “real...
by Meg Onli | Oct 27, 2009 | Blog
On this week’s pick we bring you a clip from the 1930’s film ‘Le Sang d’un Poete’ or ‘The Blood of the Poet’ by Jean Cocteau. via netcomuk: “Technically, The Blood of a Poet reflects Cocteau’s trials and errors as...