From the Brontëan Text to the Tableaux: Jacques Rivette’s Hurlevent Mary M. Wiles July 2016 Jacques Rivette After having completed the final cut of L’amour par terre in late 1983, Jacques Rivette was at liberty to attend the retrospective exhibition devoted to the work of artist and theatre decorator Balthus (Balthas...
L’amour fou: A Revolution in Realism, Reflexivity, and Oneiric Reverie Mary M. Wiles December 2011 Feature Articles An excerpt on one of the masterpieces of 6os cinema from Mary Wiles' forthcoming book on Jacques Rivette, published by Illinois University Press.
“A Gentle Voice in a Noisy Room”: An Interview with New Zealand Filmmaker Gaylene Preston Mary M. Wiles October 2010 Feature Articles Attentive to oral histories, Gaylene Preston has fashioned a distinctive body of work over the course of decades, inclusive of her most recent film Home by Christmas, a companion piece to her 1995 documentary War Stories Our Mothers Never Told Us.
