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In these twenty-one interviews, filmmaker Peter Greenaway expresses his film aesthetic and discusses his combat with the dominant Hollywood style of filmmaking. His films have run unmistakably against the main current of present cinematic practice, from the short film Windows in the... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Peter Greenaway: Add a description of this character.
- John Gielgud
- Boullee
- Kracklite
- Prospero
- Michael Nyman
- Vermeer
- Brian Dennehy
- Tulse Luper
- Mr. Neville
- Michael Gambon
- Darwin
- Draughtsman
- Shakespeare
- Georgina
- Resnais
- Stephen Frears
- Jane Austen
- Helen Mirren
- Ariel
- Spielberg
- Ruiz
- John Cage
- Borges
- Kees Kasander
- Hitchcock
First Sentence edit
THERE IS NO DOUBT who the British cinema's new folk hero is: Tulse Luper, ornithologist extraordinary, member of the IRR (Institute of Reclamation and Restoration) and apocryphal hero of British filmmaker Peter Greenaway's two most recent films.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 791.430233092
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