Four major texts by the late Lesley Stern, including her caboose volume Dead and Alive: The Body as Cinematic Thing and two other long-form essays on the topic of bodies and things. With an extensive interview and commentary by Tracy Cox-Stanton and Bill Brown.
In this one-of-a-kind volume, 50 specialists working in a dozen countries engage with 109 books by 90 authors found over nearly 70 years of Godard’s films and writings. Each of these readable three-page mini-essays explores a corner of the extraordinary breadth and depth of Godard’s reading.
A 670-page collection of writings by André Bazin throughout his entire career. A widely acclaimed translation that casts his ideas in an entirely new light. Soon to be accompanied by over 2,000 epigrams from his entire body of work, André Bazin, Rhetorician: Epigrams 1942-1958.
The first-ever English translation of this monumental discussion of film art by cinema’s preeminent director, incorporating countless corrections and additions to the original French edition.