Between slapstick and despair: Jan Švankmajer's Faust
The great Czech animator created a remarkable film with his visually rich adaptation of the Faust legend, argued this September 1994 feature.
Source: bfi.org.uk
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'British Isles' is a proprietorial political term, not a geographical one
IN Thursday’s National Nicola Sturgeon was reported as telling the Edinburgh Fringe that she considers herself to be “British as well as…
Source: thenational.scot
Most watched TV shows and movies of the week (Aug 27)
A rundown of the top 10 most streamed TV and movies for the week of August 5, from Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video, and more.
Source: mashable.com
'The Sandman' Composer Got 'Crash Course' in Comics to Create Perfect Score
David Buckley spoke to Newsweek about creating the music behind the Netflix show, and how understanding Neil Gaimans comics was the key.
Source: newsweek.com
Preludes and Nocturnes (thing) by swankivy
Preludes and Nocturnes is the first graphic novel collecting the works of the comic The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. Here I offer a rather detailed synopsis ...
Source: everything2.com
THE SANDMAN: Check Out A Deleted Scene From Episode 1, "Sleep Of The Just"
Netflix has shared a deleted scene from The Sandman episode 1, as we see Alex Burgess ask his father why he hasn't released Dream from his prison. Needless to say, Roderick does not respond well.
Source: comicbookmovie.com
An alchemist's guide to Europe
It might seem impossible now, be once lived in a world where magic and science were interlinked. Here are five fascinating locations in Europe that prove it.
Source: faroutmagazine.co.uk
'The Sandman' Is Almost Too Faithful to Its Source Material
Netflix’s series treats Neil Gaiman’s comic like gospel. It needed to treat it like inspiration.
Source: wired.co.uk
New releases that are a dizzying plunge down the rabbit hole of modern psychedelia, low-fi, folk and more
Spin Cycle reviews Norway’s Sleepyard, Brian Bordello’s solo album, supergroups called Fishheads and The Hobbit House Collective, plus others
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