Festival of Pluralism
Afterimage, Dec. Winter 1989, v. 17, no. 5, p. 3
Article reviewing the 1989 New York Film festival, highlighting the multicultural intention of the festival. This article covers some of the hits from the year including the cult classic Mystery Train (1989) by Jim Jarmusch.
ITEM 1989.099 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Trop Belle Pour Toi (Too Beautiful For You) (1989) – Bertrand Blier's
The Documentator (1988) – Istvan Darday
The Documentator (1988) – Gyorgyi Szalai
Yaaba (1988) – Idrissa Ouedraogo
Ariel (1988) – Aki Kaurismaki
A Short Film About Killing (1987) – Krzysztof Kieslowski
Near Death (1989) – Frederick Wiseman
A Western (1987) – Laurie Dunphy
Roger and Me (1989) – Micheal Moore
London Suite (1989) – Vivienne Dick
Stranger Than Paradise (1984) – Jim Jarmusch
Mystery Train (1989) – Jim Jarmusch
Down by Law (1986) – Jim Jarmusch
Speaking Parts (1989) – Atom Egoyan
Black Rain (1989) – Shohei Imamura
Tale of the Wind (1988) – Joris Ivens
Rains (1929) – Joris Ivens