Email Author Leslie Camhi

2005 Stories by Leslie Camhi

• Transient Landscape Artworks Live on in Cinematic Form

  published February 1, 2005

  As monumental, evanescent projects involving the collaboration of hundreds and designed for a mass audience, the art of husband-and-wife team... More >>

• Film

  published February 1, 2005

  A very odd thriller" is how Italian director Marco Bellocchio describes My Mother's Smile, his uncannily beautiful and deeply humanist... More >>

• Castellitto in the Big City: An Italian Star's Suave Seductions

  published January 18, 2005

  He pops up all over European art house cinema, his haunting round eyes forever ringed with circles and his chin perennially grizzled, playing men... More >>

• Childhood's End

  published January 4, 2005

  Children, however beautiful or charming, are alien beings, especially to their parents, for whom close proximity renders their offspring's... More >>

• Homeland Insecurity

  published January 4, 2005

  "It is part of morality not to be at home in one's home," Theodor Adorno wrote during World War II, while exiled from his native Germany in Los... More >>