Read four chapters on the Frank Cole book.
"Whatever Remains" by Tom McSorley.
Page 46-47, rare description of the importance of film co-op movement in Canada.
"How" by Frank Cole
(Travel diary from test journey)
"Engravings" by Mike Hoolboom and Jean Perret
Page 60: "He invents true histories that are his alone to see..."
Page 61: "The cinema offers us a trace of what was once a glimpse of the ghosts we are becoming".
"Wrecked Cars and Affection" by Laurie Monsebraaten
Two reviews, one from when the film came out, the other a current update with new insights.
"Nothing to do with You" by Mike Hoolboom
Page 68: "The director, always off screen, never hesitates to become part of the scene. He understands there is no way to be neutral and underlines his complicity with rehearsed, straight man banter.
"Whatever Remains" by Tom McSorley.
Page 46-47, rare description of the importance of film co-op movement in Canada.
"How" by Frank Cole
(Travel diary from test journey)
"Engravings" by Mike Hoolboom and Jean Perret
Page 60: "He invents true histories that are his alone to see..."
Page 61: "The cinema offers us a trace of what was once a glimpse of the ghosts we are becoming".
"Wrecked Cars and Affection" by Laurie Monsebraaten
Two reviews, one from when the film came out, the other a current update with new insights.
"Nothing to do with You" by Mike Hoolboom
Page 68: "The director, always off screen, never hesitates to become part of the scene. He understands there is no way to be neutral and underlines his complicity with rehearsed, straight man banter.
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