Sergedaney.blogspot.com Website Review

This blog keeps track of French film critic Serge Daney's texts available in English. Help me keep it complete. If you've ever tried to find a text by Serge Daney on a specific topic - a film or a director for example -, you'll know how hard it is. You need to get hold of the different books, go through each table of contents and index, and if no success, try your luck at flicking through the pages. Some good news then: Pierre Eugène has created a database of all known Daney articles, and it's available online, with commentary of Daney's texts from 1962 to 1982) led him to reference all the published texts by Daney, covering obvious sources like like 'The Tracking Shot in Kapo' or his speech for 'Trafic at the Jeu de Paume', even extending to posthumous publications. So if you're wondering if Daney ever published something about Chris Marker (he hasn't to my knowledge) or whether he has written about a interviews. It does not reference things like notes (for example the ones gathered posthumously in the book The Exercise Was Beneficial, translated in English option to search through them. It lists texts fully translated but not extracts. and if you simply click Search without any search terms, you will get the full list of the circa 2000 texts (you can then do a page term has become closely as*ociated with him. Difficult to translate, it can refer to a smuggler, a ferryman (real or mythological), or simply someone pas*ing something to someone else. Here are two quotes where Daney gives clues of what he means: > treasures and at the same time, they don’t really care about those > to whom they pas* something. And since ‘feelings are always > happened I began to send little messages, both written and oral, > sending news from one bank to the other without myself belonging to far back as 1978 when he first used it in a newly found text about Grémillon. Thanks to Pierre Eugène who unearthed this text (via