From: Ken Bawcom (email suppressed)
Date: Mon Aug 03 2009 - 19:09:03 PDT
Whoops! I see you listed the 1992 "Dust Devil."
How could I forget David Cronenburg - there is shape-shifting in lots
of his films, like "The Fly," and "Naked Lunch." Of course lots of
classic horror films, like "The Wolfman," and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" have shape-shifting, but they get lots of exposure.
Can't say I am a fan of "Cocoon." It's not awful, but pretty white
bread, bland.
Ken B.
Quoting Erik Lavesson <email suppressed>:
> Hi all,
>
> I will arrange a series of screenings on the topic of shapeshifting in
> Stockholm, there will also be additional plastic works in the context and an
> essay or shorter text on shapeshifting aswell. I'm thinking that I'll screen
> two rather conventional feature lengths, but I would also want to have some
> shorts and/or experimental works that adress the topic. Now, I don't have a
> institutional framework to rely on, so it would be nice with suggestions
> that has a certain degree of accessibility.., but then again, everything is
> welcome! I considered these feature lengths, so you could see where I'm
> comin from on this..
>
> *Pan si dong (1967)
>
> Cocoon (1985)
>
> Ugokie kori no tatehiki (1933)
>
> The Thing (1982)*
> "The Twilight Zone" Episode: The Fugitive (1962)
>
> Cat People (1942)
>
> Ching Se (1993)
>
> The Company of Wolves (1984)
>
> Dust Devil (1992)
>
> Teen Wolf (1985)
> Thanks in advance,
> All the best,
>
> Erik
>
>
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