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Friday September 27, 2013

Day: September 27, 2013

Features

Charles Burnett’s Inner City Portrait: Revisiting Killer of Sheep and the post-Watts crisis on film

September 27, 2013
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By Jamie Isbell. Charles Burnett’s UCLA thesis feature Killer of Sheep (1977) has become something of a retrospective masterpiece. A cult artifact speaking to one generation from another, and holding ground as one of the most clarified examples of mid-century European film flavours drifting into the cinematic record of black […]

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