I Only Believe in Myself: Conversation with Murielle Joudet - Catherine Breillat With Murielle Joudet - Translator - Christine Pichini Alfred Hitchcock with references to Jonathan Crary

with references to Jonathan Crary

As part of an ongoing collaboration between Ella Finer and Vibeke Mascini the letters consider how the silent document shifts the logic of the archive

works whose brutal reflections of urban poverty in the city were similar in character to the depictions of Rome in his debut film

a critical introduction

Compiled by Alan Bishop

I Only Believe in Myself: Conversation with Murielle Joudet - Catherine Breillat With Murielle Joudet - Translator - Christine Pichini Alfred Hitchcock with references to Jonathan CraryThe virtuous always engage in a pseudoreligious morality. But theres one thing they never say: the desire for pleasure is thought in motion. Its what makes you transfigure a dull and repetitive sexual act into something that can bring you to ecstasy and an idea of eternity Catherine Breillat to Murielle Joudet Catherine Breillat has always told just one story: her own, the story of a young girl whose existence was forbidden, who was, from childhood,