Thread for the discussion of classic films and arthouse cinema.
Spitting your last breath edition
>/film/ literature
mega.nz
>/film/ charts
mega.nz
>/film/ directors directory
docs.google.com
>but user, how do I make webms with MPV?
github.com
>Previously on /film/
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First for Fordov
Why do we never talk about I am Cuba?
it's soi
Reddit movie
No one's stopping you.
I saw it on a transexual's favorite films list on Letterboxd.
We made it :')
Old mercury-vapor street lights so fucking good on film.
why'd you spill yer beans like that
Pure street light KINO. Can't get this shit under modern LED lights.
True Friends is /film/'s Kalatozov choice.
such a fucking annoying flick
it's over
Lmao /film/ still exists
Starting to think Jean Vigo fucking sucks.
this film looks like garbage kek
Annoying how?
Why? L'Atalante was great and Zero for Conduct was pretty good
the monotonous repetition and music
it gets under your skin in a shitty way
Experimental filters /film/ now? When did this happen?
Video Art has always filtered /film/
looks like a early 90s grunge music video
Now that the dust has settled, was it /film/?
yes, it's high art
Why did he have to ruin the atmosphere with shit like this?
Can you recommend some? Not very familiar with video art besides Takashi Ito's works.
Gotta have some gimmick.
From any other director I would assume he was trying to insult Pushkin but you really can't expect a serious film with Zulawski. The Blue Note is my favorite but it would be Boris Godunov if it wasnt for this nonsense.
Any Bergman films that tackle the theme of sexual frustration and being tortured by your own primal desires?
Haven't seen those yet. I started watching his films chronologically today and finished À propos de Nice and Taris. Neither did anything for me at all. The former felt like aimless flailing around with a camera with a few nice edits here and there, and the latter was a fairly dull short documentay, with a couple of formal tricks. I'll still watch his latter two works, but these didn't inspire much confidence.
hour of the wolf and virgin spring, maybe
The one that starts with 2 sisters and a son in a train, The Silence?
Peter Tscherkassky
Michael Robinson
Rainer Kohlberger
>The liberties taken by the director outraged some opera purists and, first of all, the conductor Rostropovich. The latter sued Zulawski demanding to remove certain visual and sound elements from the film.[5] On January 10, 1990, the Paris Court issued a verdict ordering Zulawski to insert an announcement in the beginning of the film, mentioning Rostropovich's disapproval of the film version. However, the court confirmed that the choice of images and sounds should remain the prerogative of the filmmaker, though some used by Zulawski "could denaturate the appreciation of the work interpreted by Rostropovich."
Zulawski deserved to be sued for what he did with Boris Godunov
Wow. I guess shooting on video isn't as bad as it sounds.
I haven't seen those two, but they don't sound anything like his two other films. I wouldn't judge him until you've at least watched L'Atalante. Zero for Conduct is more hit or miss, but L'Atalante is one of the best films of the 1930s imo
based Zulawski
Coca Cola ads and Spongebob sounds aren't exactly based
sounds based to me. it obviously worked to piss people off
>This film was colorized in agreedment with the original authors
>If you want to watch the film in the original form... Just set your TV in Black and White
lmao the nerves of the fucking frenchs
>/film/ now defends filmed theater with ads
Eunuchs won.
always did
yeah reminds me of the safe from harm video
youtu.be
Just set your video player to b&w bro.
Much appreciated.
Massive Attack always reminds me of WoW, no idea why I listened to them while exploring Azeroth
Can't tell if that is Martin Sheen or that ugly asian
where should i start with Gaspar Noe
Don't.
But if you must, the beginning.
with his masterpiece, Love in Motion
the one with the crystal pusy
EL GRAN PORCULIO
jajaja que grandes
a crystal pussy you say, hmmmmmm