David Bowie - A Decadent Desolation (DVD) representation newly filmed interview with John

newly filmed interview with John Landis in which he reflects on British cinema and his time working in Britain

on New Year's Eve 2004

is the meeting place for a ragtag group of strangers looking for anonymous sex and perhaps a friendly smile in this supremely human dramedy

a brand new video essay on the film and the career of director Phil Karlson by film critic David Cairns

1 Last Chance at Paradise) and featuring twins Connor and James Paganini

David Bowie - A Decadent Desolation (DVD) representation newly filmed interview with JohnA Decadent Desolation By the mid 1970s David Bowie was the biggest pop star in the UK, but his personal life was in turmoil. In a bid to escape the chaos of his drug problems and to flee from the media spotlight, the performer and musician eventually found his way to West Berlin, where he started to work on what would become some of the most memorable and critically lauded recordings of his career. Bowie stopped moving from persona to persona, as he