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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Jules of Nature
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Love Begins
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Why do French film-makers make films about philosophy? I have to tell you something. I don’t care a damned shit! I do what I can. French people do what they want. Italian people do what they want. I am not waking up in the morning thinking: ‘Oh my God. I am a French film-maker; my film will be philosophical. No, no.’ This is not like that. We are normal people. Even though we are French.
Claire Denis (via fuckyeahwomenfilmdirectors)
Trading Places | 1983 | dir. John Landis
Color portrait of Ingmar Bergman sitting on a balcony, unknown photographer (possibly his wife Käbi Laretei), 1960s
On the set of Asghar Farhadi’s A Separation by Babak Karimi
William H. Macy, Dream House, 2002 – Gregory Crewdson
Satyajit Ray
Films I watched/re-watched in May 2015:
Unfriended
American Sniper
Jour De Fete
The African Queen
Three Colours : White
Alphaville
Rope
Avengers : Age Of Ultron
Pitch Perfect
MacGruber
Mad Max : Fury Road
8 1/2
The Proposition
Beyond Clueless
20 Feet From Stardom
The Castle
The Wind That Shakes The Barley
Tomorrowland
mubiblog:
François Truffaut’s Day For Night
Christine Harnos, Joey Lauren Adams, Jason London, Richard Linklater, Matthew McConaughey and Rory Cochrane on-set of Dazed and Confused (1993)
Films I watched/re-watched in April 2015:
While We're Young
Blade Runner: Final Cut
Miller's Crossing
The King of Comedy
The Thin Blue Line
Fast & Furious 7
(busy month!)
Jean-Pierre Léaud & François Truffaut in Cannes, 1959
Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Cemetery of Splendour
ASIATIC // ARKON FLY
Director : Louis Bhose
Director of Photography : Max Langlands
1st AD : Joseph Jones
1st AC : Jamie Sinclair
Costume : Becky Stone
Stylist : Hayley Lai
Lighting Operator : Mike Newman
Lighting Assistant : Jack Lonergan
Editor : Nantucket Smith-Palace
VHS Guru : Charlie Lyne
Colourist : Chris Vickers
Cast :
Tom Hanson
Meryl Turner
Samantha Clinch
Adam Crick
Shirley Valentine
Lux Paterson
Clara Titos
Lucy Allan
Hannah Bruiser
Miles Haughton
Inka Ritola
Margaux Stones
Jordan Mendonca
Simon Blake
Nilu H
Dan McB
Thanks:
Kat McPartlan
Maya Bhose
Chris Vickers Productions
Films I watched/re-watched in March 2015:
Before Sunrise
Enemy
In a World...
Magnolia
Non-Stop
Chappie
Citizen Kane
The Duke of Burgundy
Kick-Ass
The Raid 2
Bronson
Catch Me Daddy
The Shining
Interstellar
The beautiful Production Design nominee slides used before the presentation of the award by Chris Pratt and Felicity Jones.
The Oscars Organized Neatly! Henry Hobson was the man behind these images, and all the Oscar night screens. There’s a nice interview with him here.
PS, Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel won this category. Perfect.
YESSSSS
Films I watched/re-watched in Feb 2015:
Inherent Vice (x2)
Tokyo-Ga
Au Revoir, Les Enfants
Rome, Open City
Persepolis
Elysium
Selma
The Player
Happy Valley (TV)
Enemy
It Follows
Snowtown
