Fireworks: an ambivalent and powerful celebration of sexual attraction, submission and sadomasochism
Kenneth Anger, “Fireworks” (1947) Quite a remarkable debut film this is from a 17-year-old Kenneth
Kenneth Anger, “Fireworks” (1947) Quite a remarkable debut film this is from a 17-year-old Kenneth
David M Edwards, “Sprawling from Grace, Driven to Madness” (2008) Stumbled across this very pertinent
Mats Lundberg, “Black Metal Satanica” (2008) This documentary promised initially to be a fairly in-depth
Pål Aasdal, Martin Ledang “Once upon a time in Norway” (2007) This one-hour film is
Kenneth Anger, “Lucifer Rising” (1981) Begun some time in the 1960s but not fully completed
Paul Verhoeven, “Starship Troopers” (1997) Loosely adapted from the Robert Heinlein novel of the same
Edmund Elias Merhige, “Din of Celestial Birds” (2006) Astonishing little film – it’s just 10
Craig Murray, “Amalgam” (2007) Using just a handycam and his own home as set to
Ruaridh Arrow, “How to Start a Revolution” (2011) Here’s an interesting one-hour documentary about Gene
Edmund Elias Merhige, “Begotten” (1989) A remarkable student film that explores Christian and pre-Christian creation