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Who are you, Polly Maggoo? ~ 1966 American Vogue fashion photographer William Klein's glamorous and grotesque portrait of Parisian haute couture.
Kubrick’s 2001 Space Odyssey ~ Evolution and Enlightenment... This is one of my most favorite cinematic experiences.
MOONRISE KINGDOM ~ Wes Anderson’s use of warm, desaturated colors evoked in me a sense of nostalgia for my childhood. The work of Norman Rockwell also came to mind.
PLAYTIME by Jaques Tati ~ Instead of plot, it has a cascade of incidents, instead of central characters it has a cast of hundreds, instead of being a comedy it is a wondrous act of observation. It occupies no genre and does not create a new one. It is a filmmaker showing us how his mind processes the world around him.
“Get more ouf of life. See a fucked-up movie.” John Waters
The Creature from the Black Lagoon ~ Just a flash of webbed claws reaching for her legs sends shivers down the spine... The rest of the monster resides in the dark and murky depths of the viewers’ imagination. That is where the magic happens.
Lost in Translation + Sofia Coppola ~ “Music inspires me and influences my films. It breathes soul into them.”
Umbrellas of Cherbourg ~ Red Red Red!!
Umbrellas of Cherbourg ~ Director Jacques Demy was a French director and screenwriter. He appeared in the wake of the French New Wave alongside contemporaries like Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut.
The colors of this film are bright and bold. I have yet to see another movie as colorful as this one.
YARNANA ~ Lost on the streets of New York, a crochet girl must decide what is real before her crochet world unravels.
Gina Vecchione ~ Director + Writer + Editor Michelle Price ~ Writer + Producer Music by Son Lux "Crochet Madness” by Olek Cannes Film Festival, Fantasia Film Festival, LES Film Festival, …
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