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It is 1886 in South Dakota, and Harrius, a 70-year old wounded wanderer, seeks redemption. Through her encounters with a parched landscape and beings both physical and metaphysical (including a virtual labyrinth of mounds, geisha dancers and her pious lace-maker double, Alma), Proud Flesh is no mere re-visioning of the American Western. It is a meditation on the iconography and gestures contained within the genre itself. |
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The United Monster Talent Agency
The Family Friend
Friends Jokes
Strike
Darling
The Human Voice
The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh
Topsy-Turvy
La Dolce Vita
Cinderfella
I Am Self-Sufficient
The Hidden Fortress
Love on the Run
Keep Going
The Impossible Voyage
At the Bar
Kiss Me, Stupid
Death by Misadventure: The Mysterious Life of Bruce Lee
One Way or Another
Solis
Print the Legend
The Poisoned Dart
Killrats
ZombieWestern: It Came from the West
The Writer
The Great Train Robbery
Chowboys
The Mediator
A Fistful Of Pebbles
Henry John and the Little Bug
The Frozen North
The Chameleon Kid
Out West
Pistols for Breakfast
Times Like Dying
Rolling
Loki's Daughter
The Paleface
Tumbleweed Town
The Gunfighter
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