Tag: Berfrois

• // the bottom of lake powell

    If you haven’t been following along at home, Greg Giles and I accidentally started an occasional conversational essay series on films with environmental and food justice themes, and Berfrois editor Russell Bennetts has been kind enough to keep publishing it. Russell seems like a good guy. I’ve never met him and have no idea…

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  January 7, 2016

  environment, film, press

  Berfrois, climate change, DamNation, dams, film, Gregory Giles, hydropower, Jesse Eisenberg, methane, Night Moves, Wild River

• // imperfect yields

      Early digital video, the aging feminine, and whether Kerouac got it right—film-obsessed writer/musician Gregory Giles and I published a second conversation in our occasional series on works with environmental and food justice themes.   Our Cosmetically Imperfect Yields; or, Agnès Varda’s Loose Grip on Gleaning                …

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  November 3, 2015

  environment, film, press

  Agnès Varda, Berfrois, film, food justice, food waste, Gregory Giles

• // double fake-out

    Today in Berfrois, a conversation with my partner in crime, writer/musician/film devotee Gregory Giles, on how being cavalier can give rise to meaningful activism: Luc Moullet’s Double Fake-Out; or, Tracking Food Sovereignty in the ’70s ICYMI, I did an interview with Berfrois editor Russell Bennetts earlier this year, and the journal has also published…

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  September 17, 2015

  environment, press

  activism, Berfrois, documentary, film, food justice, food sovereignty, French New Wave, La Nouvelle Vague, Luc Moullet