Articles September 2012

• Arcane Revelations: Denis Johnson’s Train Dreams
• A Literature of Disquiet: The Best Portuguese Writers
• An Interview with Greg Gatenby: Founder of the International Festival of Authors
• Cult Classics: The Best of Belgian Cinema
• Gustave Moreau: Reimagining Symbolism
• Francis Bacon: Howling the Enigma of Existence
• Milan Kundera: Blending Politics, Philosophy and Passion
• Ealing Studios Was More Than A Laughter Factory
• Metro: A Graphic Portrayal Of Egyptian Corruption
• Miguel Gomes Puts Portuguese Cinema On The Art House Map
• Bolatta Silis-Høegh: Evoking Greenland’s Past and Future
• Chandigarh: Portrait of a City
• Between Hope and Dread: Franz Kafka and the Modern Condition
• To Rome with Love: The Best of Italian Cinema
• An Introduction to Québécois Literature By Four Great Quebec Writers
• Time’s Betrayal: Concluding Mahfouz’s Cairo Trilogy
• A Lens on a Troubled Land: Classics of Irish Cinema
• Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: A Qawwali Icon
• The Iowa Writers’ Workshop: The Cradle Of American Literature
• From Heroin To Hitchcock: Top Ten Scottish Films
• The Modern Times Of Jacques Tati
• Director Raoul Peck And The Legacy Of Lumumba
• A Lesson in Social Realism: The Best of Hungarian Cinema
• 10 German Giants Of Classical Music
• Land Of Hope And Glory: Britain’s Greatest Classical Composers
• New Wave and Beyond: Czech Cinematic Classics
• Edvard Munch: The Modern Eye
• Dust Bowl Poetry: John Steinbeck’s America
• The 10 Best Italian Composers: From Monteverdi To Morricone
• Five Young British Directors Changing the Landscape of UK Film
• Souleymane Cissé: Cinema Between Darkness and Light
• Les Belles Chansons Françaises: The 9 Greatest French Chanson Songs
• Robert Adams: Finding Beauty in the Mundane
• Frederick Wiseman's Radical Take On Institutions
• Pedro Almódovar - Five of the Best
• Menuhin And Shankar: A Duet Of East And West
• Grégoire Michonze: The Forgotten Artist
• Pakistani Cinema's Turbulent History
• Rebel Yell: Arthur Rimbaud, The Enfant Terrible Of Poetry
• Pierre et Gilles: Pop Portraiture with a French Touch
• Get To Know Argentina's Leading Film Directors