A Critical Cinema 2: Interviews with Independent Filmmakers

The War Game

. 1965. 35mm; 47 minutes; black and white; sound (EmGee, 6924 Canby Ave., Suite 103, Reseda, CA 91335; FACETS, Films Incorporated; University of Illinois, Film Center, 1325 South Oak St., Champaign, IL 61820; New Cinema; Syracuse University, Film Rental Center, 1455 East Colvin St., Syracuse, NY 13210; University of Michigan).

Privilege

. 1967. 35mm; 103 minutes; color; sound (Swank, Twyman).

Gladiatorena

('The Gladiators'). 1969. 35mm; 105 minutes; color; sound (New Cinema, New Line).

Punishment Park

. 1971. 35mm; 88 minutes; color; sound (Joseph A. Gomez, Dept. of English, Box 8105, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695).

Edvard Munch

. 1974. 35mm; 210 minutes (original TV version)/167 minutes (16mm U.S.A. release version); color; sound (New Yorker; Norsk Rikstringkasting, NRK television, Norway; Sveriges Radio AV Productions, SR2 television, Sweden).

70-Talets Manniskor

('The Seventies People'). 1975. 35 mm; 127 minutes; color; sound.

Fallan

('The Trap'). 1975. Video; 65 minutes; color; sound (Gomez).

Aftenlandet

('Evening Land'). 1977. 35mm; 110 minutes; color; sound.

The Journey

. 1987. 16mm; 873 minutes; color; sound (CC, DEK, 394 Euclid Ave., Toronto, Ont., M6G 2S9 Canada; FACETS).

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Bibliography

General References

The first volume of

A Critical Cinema

includes a listing of selected general references. The following listing is an addendum to it. When a book is listed in the General References section of

A Critical Cinema 2,

a shortened citation is used if that book is cited in one of the individual filmmaker bibliographies that follow.

Beauvais, Yann, and Miles McKane, eds.

Mot: dites, image

. A catalogue for a show of films that use visual text, Musee National D'Art Moderne, Paris, Oct. 19Nov. 13, 1988. Paris: Scratch/Musee National D'Art Moderne, 1988.