Review of Doug Freel’s memorable documentary on prioneering industrial metal / rock band Ministry Fix (Gigantic / CAV), plus home video news on Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, fall Twilight Time Blu’s, and Kino brings more Mario Bava to Blu-ray.
Review of OK, Enough, Goodbye / Tayeb, Khalas, Yalla (2010), part of Once Upon a Time, Lebanon: Visions of Postwar in New Lebanese Cinema running this week at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
Interview with TIFF Bell Lightbox Programmer & Curator Rae Ann Fera regarding the June 17, 2012 installment of the bi-monthly series Packaged Goods: Girls on Film, featuring a collection of commercials, music videos, and animated short films directed by women.
Launch of the new multimedia site (& self-serving media portal) Big Head Amusements, and an interview with film composer Alan Ari Lazar (Jerusalema: Gangster’s Paradise, TV’s Sex and the City) regarding his work, and the founding of the Film & TV Music Library site, Lalela.com.
To paraphrase Daffy Duck in “Drip-Along Daffy,” ‘Slight plause while I adjust some digital accoutrments,’ as the new website’s formal debut’s been bumped to Monday because of someone named Scott. Never head of him? If you use Sound Forge, you should, because he’s a wanker, and he will waste your time, as detailed in this indulgent Editor’s Blog that’s part cautionary anecdote, and rant.
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