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Mazin SaleemHitchcock: 'A film should be a slice of cake'; Alan Moore: 'Treat writing as if it were a god'; me: 'Art is god cake.'
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The last stereotypes of realism
We all know of the degenerate-art-burner and his lifeless watercolours. But did you know that Plato - the man who warned of the dangers of poetry, who’d bar poets from his Republic, who thought it silly audiences sympathise with actors on s...
Arrival - of what, exactly?
> The imaginary must be imagined, accurately and with scrupulous consistency. A fantastic setting requires vivid and specific description; while characters may lose touch with their reality, the storyteller can’t.
Less is memento mori
Alex Garland’s film Men (2022) is his least popular and most misregarded. A folk horror starring Jessie Buckley as a widow whose hopes of convalescing in the countryside are met by an onslaught of men who all look like Rory Kinnear, it was ...
Two more stereotypes of realism
At the start of this list we learnt that artistic realism is not a genre, despite the habit of saying so at the chippier ends of the internet. We then considered whether it’s a matter of what an artwork is about - the real, the fantastical,...
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