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Subgenre Sampler
Zelda (1993)- Dir. Pat O'Connor
Feat. Natasha Richardson, Timothy Hutton - A polished biography about the decadent, obsessive lives of F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda.
Daddy and the Muscle Academy (The Art, Life and Times of Tom of Finland) (1992)- Dir. Ilppa Pohjola
- A fascinating delve into the mind of cult gay artist 'Tom of Finland', whose iconic hyper–masculine images of muscled, uniformed men and women,…
Masterpieces of the Hermitage (TV Series) (1992)- A breathtaking tour through the State Hermitage Museum of St. Petersberg, home to some three million works of art. Begining with the 14th century…
Sister Wendy - The Complete Collection (TV Series) (1992)
- Strangely intriguing series hosted by Sister Wendy Beckett – an endearingly impish nun with a passion for paintings who takes her viewers on a…
Cage/Cunningham (1991)- Dir. Elliot Caplan
- A document of the extraordinary 50–year collaboration between avant–garde composer John Cage and choreographer Merce Cunningham, who…
Kafka (1991)- Dir. Steven Soderbergh
Feat. Jeremy Irons, Ian Holm, Theresa Russell… - This unsuspecting follow–up film for the director of the independent smash hit, SEX, LIES AND VIDEOTAPE went largely unreleased, though it has…
La Belle Noiseuse (1991)- Dir. Jacques Rivette
Feat. Michel Piccoli, Emmanuelle Beart - Rivette's four–hour portrait of an artist as an old man explores the process and politics of a retired artist painting a nude model. Subtle,…
Liebestraum (1991)- Dir. Mike Figgis
Feat. Kevin Anderson, Pamela Gidley, Kim Novak - The dir.'s followup to INTERNAL AFFAIRS is an art–thriller about an architect drawn into a noir–ish puzzle of murder, fate and…
Meeting Venus (1991)- Dir. Istvan Szabo
Feat. Glenn Close, Niels Arestrup - Glenn Close plays a Swedish diva (miming to our Dame Kiri) entangled in personal and political problems whilst leading in Wagner's Tannhauser.
Not Mozart (M is for Man, Music and Mozart; Letter, Riddles and Writs) (1991)- Dir. Peter Greenaway, Pat Gavin, Jeremy Newson
- Two experimental television dramas commissioned to celebrate the Mozart Bicentennial.
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