Peter Greenaway: Rosa
- 118 pages
- 5 hours of reading
A bizarre murder mystery by filmmaker Greenaway in which he investigates the death of a Brazilian composer who wrote music for 1950s Hollywood Westerns.
Peter Greenaway Books
April 5, 1942
Peter Greenaway is a British filmmaker celebrated for his visually rich and intellectually provocative approach to cinema. His works often delve into themes of memory, history, and representation, exploring the ways culture archives and interprets information. Greenaway's distinctive style is characterized by elaborate composition, references to fine art and literature, and a deep fascination with architecture and urbanism. He is regarded as a significant figure in post-classical cinema, pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling and visual aesthetics.
Peter Greenaway: Goltzius
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Set in the winter of 1590, the narrative revolves around the Dutch printmaker Hendrik Goltzius, who seeks funding from the Margrave of Alsace for an erotic illustrated book. To persuade the Margrave, Goltzius artfully dramatizes Old Testament tales, weaving themes of incest, adultery, and necrophilia into his storytelling. The Margrave's court becomes entranced, descending into moral chaos, ultimately leading to a desperate financial resolution that allows Goltzius to pursue his ambitious printing project.
Telepolis: Die Zeitschrift der Netzkultur - 2: Hollywood goes digital
Neue Medien und neues Kino
- 191 pages
- 7 hours of reading
English, German
