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Mavericks
Interviews With the World's Iconoclast Filmmakers
de Gerald Peary
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In the New Hollywood Era of the 1960s and 1970s, as weakening studio control granted directors more artistic freedom, the auteur theory, which regards the director as the primary artist among all those who contribute to filmmaking, gained traction. It was embraced by both the media and by directors themselves, who were glad to see their contribution so glorified. One positive was the discovery of filmmakers whose work was under the radar but virtually all the feted directors were white and overwhelmingly heterosexual—only in recent decades have the contributions of marginalized auteur filmmakers been recognized. Mavericks: Interviews with the World's Iconoclast Filmmakers amplifies the voices of a wide-ranging group of groundbreaking filmmakers, including Samira Makhmalbaf, Roberta Findlay, Howard Alk, Ousmane Sembéne, and John Waters, whose identities, perspectives, and works are antithetical to typical Hollywood points of view. Author Gerald Peary, whose experience as a film studies professor, film critic, arts journalist, and director of documentaries culminates in a lifetime of film scholarship, presents a riveting collection of interviews with directors—including Black, queer, female, and non-Western filmmakers—whose unconventional work is marked by their unique artistic points of view and molded by their social and political consciousness. With contextualizing introductions and insightful questions, Peary reveals the brilliance of these maverick directors and offers readers a lens into the minds of these incredible and engaging artists.
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0. Introduction
1. "Howard Alk: The Murder of Fred Hamption": Take One, May 1973
2. "Ousmane Sembéne": Film Quarterly Vol.XXXVI, No.3 (Spring 1973), by Gerald Peary and Patrick McGilligan
3. "An Interview with Marcel Ophuls": The Velvet Light Trap No.9 (Summer 1973), by Gerald Peary and Maureen Turim
4. "Bernardo Bertolucci and 1900": The Real Paper, October 29, 1977
5. "Pell Mel Brooks... and He is Mild": The Real Paper, February 11, 1978
6. "Interview with Hal Ashby Regarding Coming Home": The Real Paper, April 8, 1978
7. "Roberta Findlay: Woman in Porn": Take One Magazine, September 1978
8. Short Visits with Three European Masters: "Interview with Eric Rohmer," The Real Paper, October 28, 1978; "Vladimir Nabokov and Rainer Werner Fassbinder," The Real Paper, October 28, 1978; "Werner Herzog at the Grave," The Real Paper, November 3, 1979, by Gerald Peary and Michael Wilmington
9. "Interview with Martin Ritt": The Real Paper, March 17, 1979
10. "Two Interviews with Margarethe von Trotta": Boston Review, April 1984, and The Globe and Mail, September 18, 1993
11. "Bill Forsyth: Speaking with Scotland's Finest Filmmaker": The Globe and Mail, September 1985
12. "A Rare-and-Brief Glimpse of Director Akira Kurosawa": The Boston Herald, June 10, 1986
13. "Norman Mailer: Where Tough Guys Spend the Winter": The Globe and Mail, January 16, 1987
14. "Volker Schlöndorff and Margaret Atwood: Handmaid's Tale depicts futuristic Puritans in Harvard Square": The Boston Globe, March 4, 1990
15. Gus Van Sant: Three Short Encounters
16. "Hybrid Identities: An Interview with Agnieszka Holland": Visions (Boston), Summer 1992
17. "Errol Morris and Stephen Hawking: the Universe in a Mind": Interview, September 1992
18. Two Interviews with Gillo Pontecorvo, The Boston Phoenix, undated: "Berlin 1991," and "Istanbul 1993"
19. Two Short Interviews with Liv Ullmann: "On Directing Sofie," The Boston Herald, September 3, 1992 and "On Directing Faithless," The Boston Phoenix, March 2, 2001
20. Two Interviews with Jim Jarmusch: "Jarmusch and Crazy Horse," The Boston Phoenix, November 1997 and "Samurai 101," The Boston Phoenix, March 17, 2000
21. "Interview with Frederick Wiseman": The Boston Phoenix, March 1998
22. "A Talk with Benôit Jacquot": Cineaste, Vol. XXV, No.3, Summer 2000, by Gerald Peary and Peter Brunette
23. Two Interviews with John Waters: "Pecker Head," The Boston Phoenix, August 7, 1998 and "Waters Trouble," The Boston Phoenix, May 10, 2002
24. "Set This House on Fire: William Styron and Charles Burnett": The Village Voice, September 4, 2001
25. Voices from the Middle East: "Samira Makhmalbaf in Kurdistan," The Boston Phoenix, January 2001 and "Hany Abu-Assad: Palestine Now," The Boston Phoenix, November 2005
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