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In Rainer Werner Fassbinder's A Year Of Thirteen Moons, The Camera Watches The Prostitute Red Zora As She Watches Fassbinder In A Television Interview. The Actress Is Ingrid Caven, The Director's Former Wife And The Woman With Whom He Claims To Have His Most Important Elective Affinity. At Once Provocative And Revealing, The Scene Illustrates Fassbinder's Interest In Blurring The Boundaries Between Art And Life, Between Fiction And Autobiography. His Public Comments - Like His Films And Plays - Were Occasions For Aesthetic Experimentation Rich In Irony And Drama. The Anarchy Of The Imagination Collects Fassbinder's Most Important Interviews, Essays, And Working Notes - Nearly All Presented Here For The First Time In English. They Are An Indispensable Record Of The Self-understanding And Self-stylization Of This Major Artist, One Of The Most Influential Cultural Figures To Emerge From Postwar Germany. Fassbinder's Essays And Other Writings Commanded A Degree Of Public Attention Rarely Achieved By Film Makers In The United States. His Articles Appeared In Major Newspapers Such As The Frankfurter Rundschau And Die Zeit, Where They Both Influenced The Cultural Scene And Intervened In T

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Author
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Publisher
The Johns Hopkins University Press
Published
1992
Language
EN
ISBN
9780801843693
Category
biography
Subjects
Sports, Literary Fiction, Memoir
Rating
4.27 / 5 (114 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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