Caspar Brotzmann

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Complete Annihilation: Caspar Brötzmann Interview

As Southern Lord announce reissues for the entire Massaker back catalogue and a tour is planned, Spyros Stasis talks to Caspar Brötzmann about the past and the future

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Brötzmann: That’s When The World Is Mine Director Interviewed

Best known for documentaries about Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Einstürzende Neubauten, for his latest project Uli M Schueppel has profiled German avant-guitarist Caspar Brötzmann. The director talked to Dino Gollnick at the recent Berlin Film Festival

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Black Gold Of The Sunn O))): Stephen O’Malley Interviewed

Wyndham Wallace talks to Stephen O’Malley about volume, improvisation and the reissue of Sunn O)))’s debut album ØØ Void. SOMA portraits by the author. Doll photo by Maria Jefferis

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Simon Jablonski’s Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column

This week Simon Jablonski reviews John Carpenter's The Ward, as well as The Portuguese Nun and NEDS

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The Art Of Short Films

Philip Ilson, director of the London Short Film Festival, which kicks off tonight, talks about this underappreciated medium and shares his picks of the festival

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Apocalypse Nearly: Farewell To The King Revisited

Andrew Stimpson takes another look at Hollywood veteran John Milius's other jungle war epic, reissued on DVD this week

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A Profile Of Uwe Boll

Our extreme cinema correspondent Andrew Stimpson salutes Uwe Boll, the straight to DVD director who beats up his critics and realises that all Lord of the Rings was missing was Ninjas.

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Behind Jean-Luc Godard’s Shades: Agnès Varda’s Ways Of Seeing

Elsa Court unpicks the cinematic relationship between Agnès Varda and Jean-Luc Godard. With her new film, Faces, Places, in UK cinemas soon, and a retrospective currently on screen at the BFI Southbank, a reassessment of the often marginalised Varda feels more vital than ever

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The Sick Of It: Carnage Reviewed

Roman Polanski's adaptation of a Yasmina Reza stage play has been hailed as among "the funniest and most intelligent films of the year" by such authorities as The Daily Mail. Our man Chris Roberts was mildly amused by the sight of Kate Winslet throwing up

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Simon Jablonski’s Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column

Simon casts his expert eye over Patagonia and The Insatiable Moon for this week's column

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Caspar Brotzmann

Articles 3

Complete Annihilation: Caspar Brötzmann Interview

Brötzmann: That’s When The World Is Mine Director Interviewed

Black Gold Of The Sunn O))): Stephen O’Malley Interviewed

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