In keeping with the Quantum Genre concept, “Weird and Wonderful Cinema” describes a meeting of my Current Self, Past Self and Future Self as we revise film reviews for three movies -- The Fountain, Mulholland Drive, and Sliding Doors -- to include new Quantum Genre perspectives.  I hope the article is as much fun to read as it was to write!

Just in case you’re wondering about what constitutes Quantum Genre, it emphasizes  style-based rather than theme-based efforts. Although these Quantum Works are NOT about quantum theory, they deal with quantum representation of characters and their worlds in a style distinguished by a high degree of obscurity of both narrative and characters which are subject to change and ambiguity.   

If a “Weird and Wonderful Cinema” film treatment gets the greenlight, you can see why I want David Lynch or Tim Burton to direct! J

For more information about editor, author, poet, scholar, teacher, filmmaker V. Ulea, please go to her website at http://www.v-ulea.net .

Readers interested in Quantum Genre in the Planet of Arts are offered free access to this ground-breaking anthology by clicking on the Paraphilia Magazine site below.

(PHOTO: Irene Frenkel’s painting, “Spectrum,” which graces the cover of V. Ulea’s weird and wonderful anthology.)