Ross McElwee DVD Collection

"Many try to imitate but none can duplicate this homegrown, bighearted, quintessentially American documentarian." - Entertainment Weekly

"For the past twenty-five years, Ross McElwee has given new meaning and flair to first-person nonfiction cinema. Always wise and irreverent, ever the unreliable narrator, McElwee makes the grandest themes of human comedy his artistic province: love and death, chances and fate, memory and denial, the marvelous and the appalling." (from The Museum of Modern Art)

"Accept no imitations: A film by Ross McElwee could be made by no other. Since his hilarious autobiographical breakthrough, Sherman´s March, the profound artist-philosopher has been using his own life as a springboard to examine humankind´s biggest issues, and tiniest. McElwee makes movies the way life might, ideally, be lived." (from Entertainment Weekly)

This collection includes six of McElwee´s best films, four of which have never been available on DVD.

Includes:

Sherman´s March (1986)
Charleem (1984)
Backyard (1978)
Bright Leaves (2004)
Time Indefinite (1993)
Six O´Clock News (1997)

Upplagd i sortimentet: 14 Augusti, 2008