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Tag Archives: Cinema
Raising Cuckoo Awareness
Ballad of the Cuckoos is a short film I wrote, which I will be directing. Please visit our page and subscribe to our email list and follow the evolution of our film. Or, if you are into what it is we … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, Press, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged ballad of the cuckoos, Cinema, cuckoo cinema, indie film, John Biscello, New Mexico, Surrealism
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Moonstruck
Coming attractions– The moon, starring in its own epic tome to film.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged a trip to the moon, Cinema, george melies, John Biscello, moonshot, poem, silent film
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Cuckoo
Surreal torch song meets Laurel and Hardy in the Twilight Zone in this short film set in a one-room universe. Cuckoo-for-Cinema fundraising campaign coming soon, as we begin the intial stages in our inspired flight into the wild celluloid … Continue reading
Cuckoo for Cinema
As a lifelong fan and lover of cinema, with movies of all kinds being a nourishing staple in my diet, I am excited to announce that I am going to be directing a short film I wrote, titled: Ballad of … Continue reading
Window
Withdrawal intends its own wan truth and fading– Twilight becomes her. (Meshes of the Afternoon, Maya Deren, 1943)
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged 1943, avant-garde, Cinema, haiku, John Biscello, Maya Deren, meshes of the afternoon, poem, window scene
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It’s a Kind of Magic
Crafting from a wordless place, the Sorcerer’s stones became young girls trying to escape the grip of an audience that preyed on magic and cinema. (Image by Maya Deren)
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged avant-garde, Cinema, girls, John Biscello, Maya Deren, poem, sorcerer, the way in, the way out
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Hers and Hers
Never the same woman twice, reality assigns symmetry to fractures, while crossing infinite lengths in blurred pursuit of fated mending.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Cinema, david lynch, doppelganger, John Biscello, light and shadow, lost highway, patricia arquette, poem
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Obsession
To be claimed by that which you can never possess– the cyclical deficit of longing in bated arrears.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Cinema, david lynch, John Biscello, longing, lost highway, obsession, passion-play, patricia arquette, poem
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What Comes to Pass
Agony, a skinned aesthetic drawn from the ash and resin of martyrs cast to perish and runes. (Artwork by Guy Denning, inspired by the 1928 film, The Passion of Joan of Arc)
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Cinema, Guy Denning, joan of arc, John Biscello, painting, poem, The Passion of Joan Arc
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David Lynch’s Room to Dream
Review of the new bio-memoir, Room to Dream, written by David Lynch and Krisitine McKenna. “For the past forty somewhat years, David Lynch has dreamscaped a long day’s journey into night, taking audiences on a hallucinated tour through the underworld … Continue reading
Posted in Press, Prose, Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged Cinema, david lynch, John Biscello, Prose, riot material, room to dream
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