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  • 249,00 kr.

    “Jonas Mekas was a force of nature – an untiring artistic energy field. He disregarded genres and broke all the rules, always favoring pure expression and experimentation over formulas and expectations. He was / is one of the most inspiring artists I’ve ever encountered – the poets’ version of a Kung Fu Master. Long live Jonas Mekas!” –Jim Jarmusch”

  • 160,00 kr.

    Jonas Mekas’s autobiography I Had Nowhere to Go describes his survival in the camps and his arrival in New York. Mekas tells a universal story, that of an émigré who can never go back, whose loneliness in his new world is emblematic of human existence. Published by Spector Books, 2020.…

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    The book details the stories of Hollywood stars from the silent film era to stars of the 1960s including stories about Lupe Vélez, Rudolph Valentino, Olive Thomas, Thelma Todd, Frances Farmer, Juanita Hansen, Mae Murray, Alma Rubens, Barbara La Marr, and Marilyn Monroe. Hollywood Babylon also featured chapters on the Fatty Arbuckle-Virginia Rappe scandal, the murder of William Desmond Taylor, the Hollywood Blacklist, the murder of Sharon Tate, and the Confidential magazine lawsuits. “The book also featured graphic images, such as the scene of the traffic accident which killed Jayne Mansfield, and a shot of Lewis Stone lying dead in his driveway right after he had his fatal heart attack. – The book has been responsible for several urban legends, mostly about the silent film stars it covered. The book is responsible for the rumor that Clara Bow had slept with the entire USC football team which has been debunked countless times. Bow’s sons considered suing Anger at the time of the second release. Hollywood Babylon has also been the source of the rumor about a sexual relationship between Ramon Novarro and Rudolph Valentino. Although Novarro was gay, there has never been any proof that Novarro and Valentino were anything more than acquaintances. In a 1962 interview, Novarro stated that he met Valentino “only once”. Anger also wrote that Novarro had died with an Art Deco dildo, an alleged gift from Valentino, shoved down his throat. No such gift existed, and no such object was found at the crime scene

  • 175,00 kr.

    London: Afterall Books with MIT press, 2008. 8vo in stiff wraps as issued. 86 pp. Illustrated b/w. Well preserved clean copy First edition

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    Malmö: Galerie Börjeson, 1983. Leporello type (fold-out accordion) album in publisher’s pictorial boards. 5 pp. (text) and 48 full-colour plates. Introduction text by Per Olov Börjeson in both Swedish and English. One plate a bit wavy, otherwise fine copy. 48 portraits of Ingrid Bergman printed on glossy paper. Accordion-folded exhibition…

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    From today’s perspective, Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922 – 1975) comes across as one of the most productive and exhilarating talents in twentieth-century art. He continues to be both an inspiring and provocative figure not only for his wide-ranging virtuosity as a linguist, writer, journalist, and film-maker but also on account of the themes that he addressed. In modern-day Europe with all its levelling processes, regulations, and a hypocrisy protected by the code of political correctness, the loss of his voice is keenly felt. Pasolini never simply glorified the ancient ways of isolated regions and decried progress; rather, by adopting both extremes, he created an all-embracing poetics of experimental thinking. Hans Ulrich Reck’s book shows the relevance of his work today: that Pasolini was proved bitterly right in so many things is an expression of his far-sightedness”

  • 175,00 kr.

    La poesia popolare italiana. Antologie curato da Pier Paolo Pasolini Milano: Garzanti Editore, Aprile 1960 (La Cultura Moderna series). Small 12mo in original publishers fine hardcover, with somewhat worn jacket (see photo). 245 pp. Very good clean copy First edition / Prima edizione With Pasolini’s introductory essay from his 1955…

  • 175,00 kr.

    With texts by Barthes, Roland et al. – Willemen, Paul (ed.):. Pier Paolo Pasolini. London, British Film Institute (BFI), 1977. 8vo in pictorial wraps as issued. 88 pages with seven essays, including Roland Barthes on Salo, Richard Dyer on the director’s homosexuality and Geoffrey Nowell-Smith on his originality; biblio, filmography.…

  • 300,00 kr.

    Edipo re, un film di Pier Paolo Pasolini (Oedipus Rex). FIRST EDITION. Milano: Garzanti Editore, September 1967. 8vo in original publishers hardcover, with jacket. 148 pp. With black and white photographic stills from the movie. Very good clean copy First edition The film’s style was intentionally ahistorical and uses various…

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    “Pasolini on Pasolini. Interviews with Oswald Stack”. London: Thames & Hudson, 1969. 8vo softcover. 176 pages. Illustrated. Very good copy

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    Delahaye, Michel et al. – Godard, Jean-Luc. – Truffaut, Francois et al (ed.):. CAHIERS DU CINEMA 38 issues from 1965 to 1968. Paris: Les éditions de l’Etoile, Cahiers Du Cinéma, 1965 to 1968. Thirty eight original issues of the most important movie magazine to have ever been published from the…