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CINEMA YEAR ZERO

  • VOLUME 6
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Author: Thomas Atkinson

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VOLUME 6: HORNY ON MAIN

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Safe in Hell | Horny on Main

Ruarí McCann studies a William A. Wellman feature publicised as being "Not for Children".

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Blonde Venus | Horny on Main

Cathy Brennan on the double-edged sword of Marlene Dietrich and Josef Von Sternberg's collaborations.

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Christopher Strong | Horny on Main

Tom Atkinson on Katharine Hepburn's transition from pre-Code to Code-era matrimonial narratives.

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Breathless ’83 | Horny on Main

Ellisha Izumi applies the Code to a controversial remake of Godard's classic.

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Platinum Blonde | Horny on Main

Kirsty Asher on the genealogy of the blonde bombshell, beginning with Jean Harlow.

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Isn’t It Romantic | Horny on Main

Ben Flanagan searches for the modern day Mae West.

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The Boss Baby | Horny on Main

Ioanna Micha connects the bizarre dots between the 2017 animated film and the Shirley-Temple starring 1930s Baby Burlesks.

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Freaks | Horny on Main

Joseph Owen finds the link between a Cannes competition player and the most infamous of all pre-Code films.

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Critics’ Grid: January-March 2021

Our critics weigh in on the newest releases.

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Best Films of 2020

We surveyed our contributors for their favourite films and cinematic discoveries of the last 12 months.

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VOLUME 5: PAGANS

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London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony | Pagans

Ben Flanagan looks back on the apex of British cuddliness.

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Gallivant | Pagans

Paddy Mulholland identifies Britishness in the films of Andrew Kötting.

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Elephant | Pagans

Tom Atkinson laments the lost vision of Alan Clarke.

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Gothic | Pagans

Kirsty Asher declares Ken Russell to be the last British folk hero.

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Brooklyn | Pagans

Anna Devereux on the colonisation of Irish actors.

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Sense and Sensibility | Pagans

Credit: Sony Pictures Cinema Year Zero is volunteer run. Our goal is to pay writers a fair fee for their work. Many mainstream publications pay around £20 for an online article. To commission another 6 pieces for the next issue at that rate would cost £120, which we see as achievable. So if you like what you … Continue reading Sense and Sensibility | Pagans

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The Nest | Pagans

Joseph Owen traces the genealogy of the yuppie in British cinema.

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How to Lose Friends and Alienate People | Pagans

Cathy Brennan asserts just how it was that Toby Young and Julie Burchill lost friends and alienated people.

December 23, 2020January 30, 2021 Thomas Atkinson VOLUME 4

VOLUME 4: DOGME YEAR ZERO

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Goodbye to Language | Dogme Year Zero

Tom Atkinson concludes a Cannes experiment he undertook in lockdown.

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Tenet | Dogme Year Zero

Kirsty Asher looks to Christopher Nolan's tentpole behemoth to better understand movie studio arrogance.

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Uppercase Print | Dogme Year Zero

Ben Flanagan reflects on his last in-person festival of 2020: the Berlinale.

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#mydreampalace | Dogme Year Zero

Cathy Brennan takes on the cinematic institutions that have failed workers during the pandemic.

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