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Sight and Sound is a long established, monthly magazine published by The British Film Institute.
What grabbed us about this issue...
Ken Russell's filmThe Devils was heavily censored before its first release. With the film now reinstated to its original director cut format, Sight and Sound looks at The Devilsfrom the perspective of both Russell and the British Board of Film Censors to understand what made it so controversial, including insights from the people who starred in it. Pages from the original script also provide a reminder of the film's intensity. Elsewhere, David Thompson remembers British film producer Jeremy Thomas and looks back on his long career.
Who is Sight and Sound for?
If you’re looking to explore film across different genres, the longer pieces offer space to sit with each subject and form your own views. They tend to open things up rather than explain everything, so you can follow ideas further if something catches your interest.
Type: Long-form reading with visual elements
Pages: 98
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