This unclassifable graphic novel explores notions of history, reality, Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll, a town in England called Sunderland, and all the wondrous connections that fall everywhere in between.
The question here is if it is possible for a movie that makes one supremely uncomfortable to be an enjoyable movie.
The site, as you may have noticed, has been undergoing some feature changes for your viewing and listening pleasure. I have been trying for a while to get youtube videos to show up in a “lightbox” manner, I finally got it working thanks to “lytebox”.
Some features:
Lytebox images and videos
Greeting Box for people who come from [...]
For a moment just look past the ridiculously long album title…now I ask you have you ever felt like your missing something? I have, but Le Loup has finally been able to somehow fill that void. This album was placed on “Best of ‘07″ lists by a multitude of websites, and I can’t say it doesn’t deserve [...]
Criterion finally lets us see both the early and the late films of the French New Wave great, Agnes Varda.
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