- Kill Your Idols: Run Wrake's Visual Anarchy
- What Dreams May Come: Michel Gondry and The Science of Sleep
- The Occidental Tourist: Matthew Barney in Foreign Territory
- What a Scanner Sees: Richard Linklater Animates a Philip K. Dick Sci-Fi Classic
- Our Band Could Be Our Life: Adding Up Animal Collective's Parts
- California Dreaming: Beck's Visual Artistry
- Connecting with Miranda July
- Minor Ephiphanies, Major Achievements: Mike Mills and His Feature Debut Thumbsucker
- The Citizen Actor: Gael Garcia Bernal's Sense of Duty
- Motion Theory and kozyndan's Grand Opening
- Sign of the Times
- Underdogs: The Coup's Funky Revolution
- Eternally Brilliant: Michel Gondry
- Surface to Air: Building Talkie Walkie
 | KILL YOUR IDOLS: RUN WRAKE'S VISUAL ANARCHYWords: Marisol Grandon Photo: Acclaimed British desktop filmmaker Run Wrake has taken a turn toward narrative with his recent work, as evidenced by his surreal short film Rabbit, currently on tour with RESFEST. read article » |
What Dreams May Come: Michel Gondry and The Science of Sleep
Words: Holly Willis
Photo: Autumn de Wilde
Acclaimed filmmaker Michel Gondry discussions his latest excursion into the realm of the subconscious in his new feature film The Science of Sleep.
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The Occidental Tourist: Matthew Barney in Foreign Territory
Words: Glen Helfand
Photo: Chris Winget
The polarizing, massively successful artist Matthew Barney continues to explore many of his trademark themes in his latest film, Drawing Restraint 9, a heavily formal, ritualized romance aboard a Japanese whaling vessel, and in its accompanying exhibition at SFMOMA.
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