Dark Matter: Independent filmmaking in the 21st century
British Film Institute, $34.99 pb, 208 pp
Conversations and reflections
Stanley Kubrick’s Napoleon is perhaps the best-known film never made. But what about others that never happened? What might a closer look at these reveal about the state of filmmaking? Such unmade films constitute the ‘dark matter’ of British director Michael Winterbottom’s book Dark Matter: Independent filmmaking in the 21st century. The invisible dark matter of the cosmos shapes our universe; without it many galaxies would fly apart. For Winterbottom, an examination of cinematic dark matter ‘might help to explain the wider landscape of British independent cinema’ this century.
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Dark Matter: Independent filmmaking in the 21st century
by Michael Winterbottom
British Film Institute, $34.99 pb, 208 pp
