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home film & dvd books features interviews contact facebook twitter rss-sign select page the goalie’s anxiety at the penalty kick (die angst des tormanns beim elfmeter, 1972) by michelle le blanc and colin odell wim wenders’ debut commercial feature film gets a crisp restoration and reissue after many decades in legal limbo. a welcome start to the career of the “king of the road (movie)” with its combination of abstract characters and understated revelations, this makes for essential viewing in terms of understanding how the director started out. fully restored in 4k and remastered to showcase its mono sound glory, the goalie’s anxiety at the penalty kick is a drama/thriller/road movie worthy of discovery or rediscovery. “ideally the film would belong to the public,” wenders has suggested. indeed it should. having completed his studies at film school with summer in the city (1970) unemployed graduate wenders was seeking a film project. his friend and fellow music aficionado peter handke had become a successful author and his best-selling novella die angst des tormanns beim elfmeter was available for filming. the austrian author recommended wenders for the job. the pair’s friendship would continue throughout much of wenders’ work including the middle of the road movie trilogy the wrong move ( falsche bewegung, 1975) as well as the exemplary wings of desire ( der himmel über berlin, 1987) bloch (arthur brauss) is a goalie in a football team but his professional capabilities take a downward turn when, whilst playing for his league side, a lapse in attention leads to him letting in a half-hearted goal which he disputes acrimoniously with the referee. this virulent diatribe leads to his dismissal from the pitch. now wandering amiss in places unfamiliar to him, he finds solace in cinema, particularly with cashier gloria (erika pluhar), whom he stalks, flirts with and starts up a relationship. this culminates in a date at her apartment resulting in sexual activities that evolve into strangulation. covering his presence in her flat, he travels to the austrian border, apparently devoid of emotion or purpose, although his proclivity for bars and broads leads him to further flirtatious encounters and, perhaps providing a raison d’etre for his escape, his former acquaintance hertha (kai fischer). he continues travelling but, with the mysterious disappearance of a local mute boy and increased speculation surrounding the murder of gloria making headlines within the media, will events – and the authorities – catch up with him? in many ways the goalie’s anxiety at the penalty kick is a difficult film to interpret. it has been described as “a thriller without any suspense,” an apt assessment as our anti-hero drifts from place to place without any apparent motivation, reacting to each situation as his mood takes him, whether that results in a romantic encounter, picking a fight or even committing murder. its pace is languid; wenders himself has commented that, “the language of the film was a hitchcock film except nothing happens.” the unpretentious and detached nature of the lead character is also reminiscent of many of the films of french thriller director claude chabrol. music is essential to the narrative, both aurally in creating a diegetic accompaniment to proceedings, but also visually, as we learn of bloch’s fascination with jukeboxes – the only means for him to listen to music whilst on the road. it is ironic, then, that the film’s re-release was nearly scuppered due to wenders not being able to secure the rights for much of the original soundtrack, resulting in an extensive reworking, which is seamless in execution. in the extra features accompanying the blu-ray release, wenders ponders the english title of the film and the difficulty in translating from the german; many of us remember it as the goalkeeper’s fear of the penalty. in his introduction to the film wenders, filmed in 2017, provides insight into its creation, its background, its financing and the eventual legal issues surrounding the music, as well as the painstaking restoration process. this is fascinating viewing but perhaps something you should view less as an introduction and more of a coda so as not to obviate the tone, pace and narrative of the film. the restoring time documentary covers the whole story and process of the wim wender’s foundation acquisition and restoration of his films. the extras also include the undergraduate short 16mm film same player shoots again (1967) which is apparently a metaphor for pinball, predominantly depicting a repeated one reel tracking shot in altered tinted tones. for those purchasing the blu-ray there is an short booklet which provides reviews, before and after restoration shots, analysis and a contemporary essay by wenders, written during the film-making process of the goalie’s anxiety at the penalty kick as well as his thoughts regarding the music alterations necessary for the film’s re-release. a welcome opportunity to catch a compelling and unusual feature-film debut. hopefully other rarities from the back catalogue (as well as nicely re-cleaned perennial favourites) will emerge for our viewing pleasure. love and other cults (獣道 2017) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | mar 24, 2018 | film and dvd review themes of teenage angst, abuse, cult indoctrination and loss of personal identity prevail in eiji uchida's latest film which follows lowlife love (2015). it doesn't sound like the premise for a bizarre and compelling romantic comedy with a unique blend of unrequited... read more polina moshenska interview by steven yates | dec 29, 2017 | interview polina moshenska was born in kiev, ukraine and moved to thessaloniki, greece after a chance encounter with her future greek husband at a film festival. from 2011-12 polly worked as a first assistant director on the film life span of the object in frame by oleksandr... read more i am (not) a number: decoding the prisoner by alex cox by michelle le blanc and colin odell | dec 4, 2017 | book review the timeless, seminal and iconic television series the prisoner is 'pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed and numbered' by alex cox in this fascinating examination of the intensely discussed cult classic. cox originally watched all the episodes of the... read more the aki kaurismäki collection by michelle le blanc and colin odell | nov 19, 2017 | film and dvd review the fabulous films of finnish director aki kaurismäki receive an exemplary release in a bulky box set of cinematic joy. ten discs take you from the first feature to the proposed final film from the master of droll, dark humour which depicts the under-represented lives... read more insyriated (2017) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | nov 14, 2017 | film and dvd review “we are all courageous.” a moving and unflinching examination of the horrors of war to the civilians trapped in their own house, insyriated offers an exceptional and harrowing commentary on the syrian conflict for those caught up in events but without weapons or... read more the midwife (sage femme, 2017) by leo white | sep 12, 2017 | film and dvd review “what would you do if someone from your past reappeared?” and what would you do if your step-mother, who is a bit like patsy from absolutely fabulous, suddenly appears in your life after thirty years, with the intention of starting an endless party in your presence?... read more fires on the plain( 野火 2015) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | sep 8, 2017 | film and dvd review “you're a sinner, old man.” “that's why i'm happy to die in this hell-hole.” a war film unlike any other, tsukamoto shinya's fires on the plain is far more visceral and gruesome than most but at its centre lies a perception about humanity and the extent to which it is... read more entertaining mr sloane (1970) by anna mitchell | sep 4, 2017 | film and dvd review “he's attracted to adversity.” director douglas hickox's succinct and uproarious adaptation of joe orton's play manages to make the transition from stage to screen thanks to a well executed adaptation by clive exton. although this is a drama with only four notable... read more jacques becker retrospective – edward and caroline (Édouard et caroline, 1951) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | aug 26, 2017 | film and dvd review after years of absence from the home viewing scene another film from jacques becker receives a welcome release. this one is as beautifully shot and constructed, and indeed as strikingly modern, as the other recent releases, but is distinctly different in its approach.... read more jacques becker retrospective – touchez pas au grisbi (1954) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | aug 24, 2017 | film and dvd review a film about criminals where the audience never witnesses the crime is a succinct and perfectly constructed tale of gang loyalty. max (jean gabin) and henri ducros, known to all as riton (rené dary), meet often at the cafe of madame bouche (denise clair) where they... read more jacques becker retrospective – casque d’or (1952) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | aug 22, 2017 | film and dvd review the highly engaging and surprisingly visceral casque d'or is a romance set amidst the subterfuge and criminality of professional gangs and prostitutes in the hard drinking, hard dancing, hard fighting location of early twentieth century paris. georges, now named manda... read more jacques becker retrospective – le trou (1960) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | aug 21, 2017 | film and dvd review following a recent season of his films at the bfi, studiocanal has released a number of jacques becker films on dvd and blu-ray. becker was a protege of the great jean renoir and assistant director on many of his most renowned films including here, most appropriately,... read more the handmaiden (아가씨2016) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | aug 4, 2017 | film and dvd review park chan-wook’s the handmaiden is already one of the most successful subtitled films to be released in the uk and is on track to become the highest grossing foreign language film of the last five years. it's a dramatic thriller filled complete with subterfuge and... read more the other side of hope (toivon tuolla puolen, 2017) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | jul 24, 2017 | film and dvd review “i'd like of whatever these unbelievers drink.” in many ways this could be the most depressing film yet from aki kaurismaki - for no other reason than that he claims that it will be his last. the other side of hope is a relevant modern drama about striving for hope... read more electric dreams(1984) by anna mitchell | jul 22, 2017 | film and dvd review a “fairytale for computers” conjures memories of music, fashion and film from times past in this reissue of electric dreams in all its amusing sweet innocence. in the year following the launch of the personal computer electric dreams takes the 'personal' element as... read more dreamscape (1983) by anna mitchell | jul 22, 2017 | film and dvd review “for once in your life try to use your gift for something positive.” dreams can prove to be a delight or a nightmare, depending on whether they take the form of a romantic embrace, the prospect of self-provoked apocalypse or a bloodthirsty encounter with a monstrous... read more the levelling (2016) by leo white | jul 13, 2017 | film and dvd review hope dickson leach's debut drama is one that addresses of a number of issues as a father and daughter attempt to understand the son's recent brutal death whilst coming to terms with their own differences - their confrontations from the past and their expectations for... read more frantz (2016) by michelle le blanc and colin odell | jul 9, 2017 | film and dvd review the prolific and fascinating work of auteur françois ozon can be reflected in both the quality of his output as well as the variety of style and design, from his savage satire feature debut 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