Experiencing the hidden: Nathaniel Dorsky's essential cinema
- Document author(s):
- Chris Cehman
- Document source:
- Cinema Scope Magazine
- Publication date:
- Spring 2005
- Document type:
- article
- Number of pages:
- 3
- Source pagination:
- 30-32
- Document name subject:
- Robert Bresson, Nathaniel Dorsky, Andrei Tarkovsky, Joseph Losey, and Michael Snow
- Document contains:
- production co
- Related films:
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- Au hasard Balthazar (Balthazar) — Bresson, Robert — France; Sweden — 1966
- Wavelength — Snow, Michael — Canada — 1967
- Alaya — Dorsky, Nathaniel — United States — 1976
- Nostalghia — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Italy; Soviet Union — 1983
- Bad ma ra khahad bord (The wind will carry us) — Kiarostami, Abbas — Iran; France — 1999
- Arbor vitae — Dorsky, Nathaniel — United States — 2000
- Threnody — Dorsky, Nathaniel — United States — 2004
- Film country(ies):
- Canada, France, Iran, Italy, Soviet Union, Sweden, and United States
- Film language(s):
- English, French, Italian, Persian, and Russian
- Film production company:
- Argos Films, Athos Films, MK2 Productions, Opera Film Produzione, Parc Film, Radiotelevisione Italiana, Sovinfilm, Svensk Filmindustri, and Svenska Filminstitutet
- Film genre(s):
- Bay Area avant-garde, Drama, Experimental, Feature, Short, and Structural
- Film subject(s):
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- Aged women -- Iran -- Drama
- Boys -- Iran -- Drama
- Children -- Iran -- Drama
- Country life -- France -- Drama
- Country life -- Iran -- Drama
- Culture conflict -- Iran -- Drama
- Death -- Iran -- Drama
- Documentary films -- Production and direction -- Iran -- Drama
- Donkeys -- Drama
- Exiles -- Drama
- Homesickness -- Drama
- Light
- Nostalgia -- Drama
- Tuscany (Italy) -- Social life and customs -- Drama
- Villages -- Iran -- Drama
- Working class -- France -- Social conditions -- Drama
- Youth -- France -- Moral conditions -- Drama
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