The Cliff and the Flume Bill Krohn October 2003 Feature Articles A "great poet of space", Hollywood director Allan Dwan pursued consistent formal interests across 50 years, multiple genres and hundreds of films. Krohn provides a partial map of the territory.
Interview with Sylvie Pierre Bill Krohn December 2002 Feature Articles In this personal discussion, evolving via email, Sylvie Pierre talks eloquently with Bill Krohn about her time at Cahiers, May '68, the impetus to leave France, discovering Brazil, and the changes brought upon her worldview by this 'magical' place.
Goodbye, Mr. Germ Bill Krohn July 2002 CTEQ Annotations on Film Goodbye, Mr. Germ (1940 USA 15 mins) Source: ACMI Prod Co: American Tuberculosis Association Dir: Edgar Ulmer The short film Goodbye, Mr. Germ, Edgar Ulmer's only foray into animation, was made for the A...
I Confess – Historical Note Bill Krohn November 2000 CTEQ Annotations on Film The release of I Confess in 1953 must have seemed to the Cahiers du cinéma critics who had championed Hitchcock to be a confirmation of all their theories, because it is THE textbook example of the famous "...
The Alfred Hitchcock Story by Ken Mogg Bill Krohn April 2000 Book Reviews There are many books on Hitch around - this one is written by the author of The MacGuffin.
