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Films live off conflicts
DoX talks with Sergey Dvortsevoy about being a filmmaker, his moral limits, and why he went from documentaries to fiction.
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VICTOR KOSSAKOVSKY: View from a Window
Victor Kossakovsky’s "Tishe!" – nominated for the Joris Ivens Award at IDFA 2002 – consists of eighty minutes of film shot from the window of the director’s flat in St. Petersburg. Did somebody mention Hitchcock’s "Rear Window?" Not Kossakovsky. He cannot recall having seen Hitchcock’s film. On the other hand, he acknowledges that "Tishe!" was…
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THESSALONIKI DOC FESTIVAL 2002: Nothing to Lose
The fourth Thessaloniki International Documentary Film Festival was held on 4-10 March 2002, under the theme 'Images of the 21st Century'. LARS MOVIN was in Greece and followed the series ‘Stories to Tell’.
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DANIEL ROSENFELD: In a World of Music
In his debut film Saluzzi – Composition for bandoneón and three brothers Argentine director Daniel Rosenfeld uses few words in his empathic portrayal of bandoneón phenomenon Dino Saluzzi, the history of tango and the numerous routes and roundabout ways of cultural currents from a South American perspective.