Film Comment (September-October 1988) [cover: Jeremy Irons in DEAD RINGERS]

[nice clean copy, light surface wear to covers, a few short horizontal stress lines along spine]. (B&W photographs) Contents include: an extensive midsection devoted to Martin Scorsese's THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, including a long interview with the director and a historical survey of the portrayal of Jesus Christ in the cinema; an extensive interview with screenwriter Ring Lardner Jr., blacklisted as one of the Hollywood Ten; an analysis of David Cronenberg's work (including an interview), with primary focus on DEAD RINGERS; "Wishing Welles," an discussion of the major film projects left unfinished by Orson Welles at his death; a review of the published letters of Francois Truffaut; an article on the filming of THE WIZARD OF LONELINESS (Jenny Bowen), on location in Bristol, Vermont; a short profile of Mira Nair, director of SALAAM BOMBAY!; a report on current activity in the African cinema; an interview with director Terence Davies, about his film DISTANT VOICES, STILL LIVES; an article about the 2-part British film of LITTLE DORRIT, directed by Christine Edzard. ***NOTE that we have many more issues of this title (and other film magazines) in stock, and welcome your inquiries.