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Tag Archives: adaptations
Directed Viewing: Adaptation and “Medea”
Welcome to Directed Viewing, the weekly series where I take a look at a director’s filmography—one movie at a time. If you haven’t been following along so far, you can find a big explanation of the whys and wherefores on the handy … Continue reading
Posted in directed viewing, von trier
Tagged 1988, adaptations, danish film, Euripides, films, kirsten olesen, lars von trier, made for tv, medea, movies, udo kier
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Directed Viewing: Culture Comedy and “Lolita”
Behind every movie is a multitude of people, but when the time comes for a movie to stand or fall, often it’s the director who takes the credit or blame. A director is more than just the person running the … Continue reading
Posted in directed viewing, kubrick
Tagged 1962, adaptations, dark comedies, james mason, kubrick, lolita, movies, nabokov, peter sellers, satire
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