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Index to Volume 26 January to December 2016 Compiled by Patricia Coward THE INTERNATIONAL FILM MAGAZINE Index to Volume 26 January to December 2016 Compiled by Patricia Coward How to use this Index The first number after a title refers to the issue month, and the second and subsequent numbers are the page references. Eg: 8:9, 32 (August, page 9 and page 32). THIS IS A SUPPLEMENT TO SIGHT & SOUND Index 2016_4.indd 1 14/12/2016 17:41 SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT INDEX After the Storm (2016) 7:25 (magazine) 9:102 7:43; 10:47; 11:41 Orlando 6:112 effect on technological Film review titles are also Agace, Mel 1:15 American Film Institute (AFI) 3:53 Apologies 2:54 Ran 4:7; 6:94-5; 9:111 changes 8:38-43 included and are indicated by age and cinema American Friend, The 8:12 Appropriate Behaviour 1:55 Jacques Rivette 3:38, 39; 4:5, failure to cater for and represent (r) after the reference; growth in older viewers and American Gangster 11:31, 32 Aquarius (2016) 6:7; 7:18, Céline and Julie Go Boating diversity of in 2015 1:55 (b) after reference indicates their preferences 1:16 American Gigolo 4:104 20, 23; 10:13 1:103; 4:8, 56, 57; 5:52, missing older viewers, growth of and A a book review Agostini, Philippe 11:49 American Graffiti 7:53; 11:39 Arabian Nights triptych (2015) films of 1970s 3:94-5, Paris their preferences 1:16 Aguilar, Claire 2:16; 7:7 American Honey 6:7; 7:5, 18; 1:46, 49, 53, 54, 57; 3:5: nous appartient 4:56-7 viewing films in isolation, A Aguirre, Wrath of God 3:9 10:13, 23; 11:66(r) 5:70(r), 71(r); 6:58(r) Eric Rohmer 3:38, 39, 40, pleasure of 4:12; 6:111 Aaaaaaaah! 1:49, 53, 111 Agutter, Jenny 3:7 background with comments interview with Miguel 41, 95; 4:111; 6:38; 8:10; viewing long films 4:5 Aaglund, Michael 8:17 Ahmed, Riz 10:13 from Andrea Arnold 10:18-22 Gomes 5:30-3 9:25, 104-5(b); 11:104 younger viewers’ preference Aardman Animation 1:6; 7:7 Aimée, Anouk 3:112; 11:99 American Pastoral 12:64(r) Arachnophobia 9:7 Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle for commercial films 1:26; Abacus: Small Enough to Jail 11:16 Aina, Shirikiana 1:60, 61 American Psycho 8:8 Arbor, The 4:48 Huillet 2:52; 8:104-5(b) how to encourage more Abel, Dominique 5:23 Airport, The (installation) 4:58 American Sniper 2:15; 11:41 Arbuckle, Roscoe ‘Fatty’ 9:98 Sunset Song 1:32-5, 72(r) adventurous habits 2:111 Abell, Tom 9:15 AK 6:95 American Zoetrope 12:29, 30 archives El sur 10:36-8 Audrie & Daisy 3:5 Abigail’s Party 4:42 Akdogan, Ilayda 6:28 Amis, Martin 10:30 Anthology Film Archives 10:50 Kidlat Tahimik 4:54-5 August, Bille 5:9 About Elly 1:49, 50 Akenfield Amistad 11:29 Austrian Film Museum Andrei Tarkovsky 3:11; 4:7, Augustine 4:11 Abraham, Marc 4:22, 23 appraisal, DVD release 9:97 Amit, Rea 2:98 4:99; 8:100; 11:53 30; 5:57; 10:5, 52, 12:111 Aurora (2010) 6:42 Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Akerman, Chantal 1:46, 48; 7:51 AMM 9:59 BFI National Archive 2:102; 3:59; Taviani brothers 9:94-5 Aurthur, Robert Alan 5:45 Hunter 3:16 No Home Movie 2:53 Among the Believers 5:69(r) 6:55, 103; 7:12; 10:7, 53; 12:6-7 A Touch of Zen 4:96-7 Austerlitz 11:14, 15; 12:55 Abrahamson, Lenny obituary 3:23 Amponsah, George Cinémathèque Française, Underground 5:112 Australian cinema Room 2:85(r), 3:17, background, Akerman, Natalia 1:48 The Hard Stop 8:80(r), Paris 4:57 Victoria 4:38-40, 92(r); 6:13 Dingo 8:103 making and comments Akiko Ashizawa 12:37 development 8:16-7 Cineteca Nazionale, Rome 9:10 Viridiana 12:112 Evolution 11:52 from him 2:34-7 Akins, Claude 2:22 AMY! 6:53 Czech Film Archive 10:97 Arthur, Jean 1:94; 3:7; 7:9 Austrian cinema Abrams, J.J. 3:32, 34 Akira (1987) 5:53 Amy (2015) 1:46, 48, 50, 53, 57, East Anglian Film Archive Arthuys, Philippe Peter Tscherkassky 1:64 Abrantes, Alcina 3:57 Akira (2016) 11:66(r) 58; 2:15; 8:45; 10:17; 12:15 (EAFA) 6:55 Paris nous appartient 4:56-7 Austrian Film Museum Abrantes, Gabriel Akira Kobayashi 2:97 Anand, Chetan 7:55 film technology 8:105(b) Artist, The (2011) 3:59; 7:53 4:99; 8:100; 11:53 survey of his films 3:56-7 Akkad, Moustapha Al 10:43 Anarchistes, Les 1:74(r) Harvard Film Archive 2:54 artists and film Auteuil, Daniel 5:22 Absent One, The 5:68(r) Akomfrah, John 6:111 Anarchy! The McLaren Images Film Archive 12:29 Action Space’s inflatable art 9:59 auteurism Absolutely Fabulous The survey of his work, in Westwood Gang aka The Imperial War Museum, John Akomrah 4:58 Alan Clarke 8:96-7 Movie 9:68(r) particular Auto Da Fé 4:58 Last Revolution 11:67(r) London 7:12 Stephen Connolly 11:57 Alfred Hitchcock 3:36-41, 78(r) Abstronic 1:98 tribute to Abbas Kiarostami 9:52 Anastasia (1956) 9:28 International Federation of Tony Conrad 12:52-3 Penelope Houston’s Abysses, Les 11:99 Alan Clarke: Out of His Anatomy of a Murder 4:7 Film Archives (FIAF) 9:57 Dada movement 11:54-5 involvement in 1:18-9 Academy Awards Own Light 8:96 Anderson, Gillian 2:42, 44, 45 Keepers of the Frame (book) 1:19 digital technology, use of 7:50-1 new female visibility in 2015 1:55 failure to nominate Albatros 4:57 Anderson, Judith 5:41 Vivien Leigh 8:6-7 Stan Douglas 4:59 Author: The JT LeRoy Story 8:71(r) black talent 11:30 Albertson, Frank 12:102 Anderson, Lindsay 1:18, Munich Filmmuseum 3:59 Omer Fast 7:11 Auto Da Fé (installation) 2016 Best Picture nominees Alcaine, José Luis 10:38 19; 3:39; 4:111 Royal Film Archive of Paolo Gioli 7:54 assessment 4:58 at US/UK box office 3:17 Aldrich, Robert 2:18, 27; Anderson, Paul Thomas Belgium 7:98 impact of cinema on Autry, Gene 10:99 Academy Cinema, 4:57; 9:7, 36, 102; 10:28 2:24; 7:48; 9:102; 11:6 Arden, Jane 1:111 avant-garde artists, Paris, Autumn Leaves (1956) 2:27 London 1:19; 2:57 achievements in 1970s 11:38-41 on Jack Fisk 3:50 Argento, Dario 3:43; 4:9; 10:52 1900-1923 9:5, 105(b) Avalon (2000) 5:7 According to My Glass Eye 7:54 Alekan, Henri 11:48 Anderson, Sini 8:30 Argo 2:15 Deimantas Narkevicius 5:57 Avalon, Frankie 8:57 Accountant, The (2016) 12:64(r) Aleksandrov, Grigori V. 3:61 Anderson, Wes 3:7; 5:22, Argyle, John F. 1:63 Anne Charlotte Robertson 2:52, 54 avant-garde Ace in the Hole (1951) 2:9; 10:28 Alexander, Karen 11:28 23; 6:8; 8:45 Aria on Gazes, An 9:58 Peter Tscherkassky 1:64 ‘Americanism’ of communists in Ackee & Saltfish series 1:11 Al Franken: God Spoke 8:54 Anderson, Will 1:7 Arkin, Alan 7:48 arts 1920s & early 1930s 8:106(b) Acres, Birt 9:10 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The series 2:95 Anderson Tapes, The 4:56 Arletty 11:47 virtual reality, possible impact 5:5 American, 1920-1970, Across the Pacific 11:8 Alfred Hitchcock Presents... series Andersson, Bibi 10:24 Armstrong, Michael 8:56 Arts Against Cuts 8:60 appraisal, DVD release 1:98 acting appraisal, DVD release 2:94-5 Andersson, Roy 2:13; 9:111 Armstrong, Sergio 4:30 Arts and Humanities Research J.G. Ballard’s influences Ingrid Bergman 9:28-32 Algiers 11:46 Andrew, Geoff 9:48 Army Life, or, How Soldiers Council (AHRC) 1:63; 10:53 and legacy 4:24-6 Walter Brennan 2:105(b) Ali, Muhammad Andrews, Benedict 10:13 are Made series 9:10 Arts Council 6:48 Dada’s use of film 11:54-5 Kirk Douglas 2:20; 7:40, screen appearances 8:9 Andrews, Dana 10:99 Arnheim, Rudolf 10:53 arts on television Paolo Gioli 7:54 111; 10:26-30 Alibi (1942) 11:26 Andrews, Julie 3:111 Arnold, Andrea 6:7; 7:5, Ken Russell’s films 5:96-7 impact of cinema on artists, Hara Setsuko obituary 3:18 Alibi Ike 7:36 Andrews, Nigel 5:111 18; 10:13; 11:14, 28 Art Theatre Guild (ATG), Japan 2:98 Paris 1900-1923 9:5, 105(b) Isabelle Huppert 2:50; 4:16; 7:20, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Androids Dream 5:50-1 American Honey 6:7; 7:5, 18; 10:13, Asano Tadanobu 12:38 Malcolm Le Grice 6:48-9; 11:57 22; 9:18-23, 25,; 10:112; 11:5 Anymore 10:24 And Soon the Darkness (1970) 11:111 23-4; 11:66(r), background with Asante, Amma 11:28 Anne Charlotte Robertson 2:52, 54 Vivien Leigh 7:36; 8:6-7 Alice in the Cities 8:12, 13 And When I Die, I Won’t comments from her 10:18-22 A United Kingdom 10:12; 11:18, Peter Tscherkassy 1:64 Meryl Streep 6:107(b) Alice or the Last Escapade Stay Dead 1:65 Arnold, John 12:53 20, 21; 12:89(r), interview on Avant Pétalos Grillados 5:51 Channing Tatum 6:11 appraisal 1:103; 2:111 Angela (1995) 8:10 Arnolfini Centre for and her relationship with Avengers, The (2012) 10:15 action films Alice Through the Looking Angela’s Ashes 1:15 Contemporary Arts, Bristol 4:58 David Oyelowo 11:22 Avengers, The series 1:13; The Assassin 1:51; 2:28-32, 68(r) Glass (2016) 7:66(r) Angel Heart (1987) 5:8; 11:112; 12:45 Arnstam, Lev 7:55 Asbaek, Pilou 2:11 2:9; 8:57; 11:111 Ghostbusters 7:16-7; 9:76(r) Alidoosti, Taraneh 7:22 Angelopoulos, Theo 4:58 Arnsztyn, Marek 2:102 Ashbery, John 1:30 Avengers: Age of Ultron 1:51; The Nice Guys with reference Aligarh 1:54 Anger, Kenneth 1:98; Arora, Gabo 5:26, 27-8, 29 Ashby, Hal 11:41 2:15; 3:35; 10:15; 11:29 to other buddy movies All About Eve 7:8 8:27; 9:54; 11:13 Arp, Hans 11:54 Ashes & Embers 1:60 Avengers Assemble 4:20 7:46-9, 86(r); 8:111 All About My Mother 9:41, 42 Angry Birds 7:67(r) Arquette, Rosanna 6:21 Asian films AV Festival 2016, Newcastle 5:55 Ran 4:7; 6:94-5; 9:111 All About Them 1:74(r) Anguish (2015) 5:70(r) Arrested Development series 3:35 Tokyo FILMeX 2015 2:55 Aviator, The (2004) 2:13 review of 2015 1:51 Allardice, James 2:95 Animal House 6:25 Arrietty 7:32, 34 see also Chinese, Filipino, Hong avventura, L’ 10:52 A Touch of Zen 4:96-7 Allegiant 5:68(r) animals and film Arrival (2016) 11:14, 16; 12:58(r) Kong, Indian, Japanese, Awful Truth, The (1937) 9:9 Action Space Allégret, Yves 11:44, 45, 48 attacks by 9:7 Arrival of a Train at Ciotat, Taiwanese, Thai cinemas Axelrod, George 3:102 account of their aims and Allen, Joan 2:36 dogs 9:9 The 5:26; 9:57 Asphalte (2015) 9:18 Ayer, David 10:17 activities with inflatable
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