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Videodrome — 1983 Directed by David Cronenberg
Francis Ford Coppola on the set of Apocalypse Now in the Philippines (1976)
A wild, unforgettable film-and it all began with chaos. A planned 5-month shoot spiraled into an 18-month odyssey. Tropical storms destroyed elaborate sets. Marlon Brando arrived overweight and wholly unprepared.
Martin Sheen suffered a breakdown and near-fatal heart attack mid-production. Filming finally wrapped in May 1977, but the madness continued -Coppola spent months buried in over a million feet of footage, endlessly editing and delaying release.
The result? A psychedelic, operatic masterpiece still reverberating through cinema history like the haunting whirr of helicopter blades at dawn.
Андриеш (Andriesh) | 1954 | USSR | Yakov Bazelyan and Sergei Parajanov
David Lynch.
pure cinema of the rescue scene in 8x01? never stops living rent-free in my head.
eddie diaz, smelling like god’s own cologne i’m sure, dead-serious firefighter face collapsing into “oh hell no” the second the bees take flight. the little micro-expressions. the full CARTOON PANIC. the POV camera cut that feels like we’re being launched into a national geographic special.
and over all of it? flight of the bumblebee. korsakov himself rising from the grave to go “yes. this is what i wrote this for.”
also the black-and-yellow uniform vaguely matching the bees? cinema. peak visual storytelling. auteur behavior.
TITLE : In a storm...