Arthouse and classic.Robert Altman editionPrev: >>205734535
Queen of /film/
Possession is DOGSHIT edition>Possession is pure emotionIt would've been good if it was, or at least would have fooled me. But that train left the station when Anna started going on cringe monologues and soliloquies that clearly have some sort of aspiration for profundity. They are so self-important, so gross and PSEUDO INTELLECTUAL, that it infects my view of the rest of the movie.It makes me think maybe I shouldn't cut so much slack in those emotionally charged scenes when it seemed like someone crosses the line into overacting. Because maybe that WAS the intention, maybe the director really is either just clueless or ridiculously pretentious. When it got to that point, it ruined the rest of the movie for me.
this is how I imagine every /film/ poster
>>205755553I am that thin and have dark hair of that length, yes.
>>205755553Closer to this
this is how I imagine every /film/ nigga
>>205755553He on some good /mu/ shit.>>205755499I actually don't know shit about him, I just read Nausea and lmao'ed from there. You guys don't know how fun is to bust balls irl with this kind of shit.
>>205755477I hate the way he used music. >>205755553Also, XTC poster, based.
>>205755643You forgot about the Ghost in the Machine - The Police poster. That's the real based one.
>>205755477I loved The Long Goodbye, but I'm not sure what Altman to see after that. McCabe and Mrs Miller does not look like it appeals to me. What should I watch next?
I just got home from a 14-hour day at work and don't feel tired at all. Should I put on a movie or will I crash in the middle of it?
Costaricanon is a "ball buster" now, this might be worse than when he was "anti-racist". I'm gonna stop responding when i sense i'm talking to him from now on.
>>205755730Don't get mad, bro. What's the problem in a little trolling? Do you usually get mad when people don't take your intellectual conversations seriously? Learn to have fun brah.>anti-racistI still am.
>>205755717Put Crash
>>205755851I'm not the Kierkegaard anon btw.
>>205755954So? You have busted my balls like 10000 times since my ill fated participation in /film/ began.
>>205755730It's just not funny the way you do it, you bait an anon into having a sincere discussion only to 6 replies later go "nahh i'm just ballbusting i don't even know what you're talking about", it's just a waste of time that's not fun for anybody but you.
>>205756022No i haven't, when i joke it's pretty obvious and all the interactions i've had with you were pretty sincere.
>>205756031>>205756068Oh, I'm a villain now. Come on guys, it's not that serious.
>>205755713Hello?
>>205756207Oh yeah, that post, watch 3 Women or Nashville.
>>205756129>Learn to have fun brah.>Come on guys, it's not that serious.Says the guy that got turbo mad over being called an autist. Says the guy who went on a several paragraphs meltdown over "muh racism".
>Powell and Pressburger documentary >It's also a Scorsese documentary Why is this allowed?
>>205756257I changed. Bro, like speaking sincerely, do you think that I will make the same mistake twice (I did btw). I mean, I kinda understand you guys' reacting that way, but believe me, it's not a big deal.
>>205756285Only in England...
>>205755538Rent free
>>205756313I know it's not a big deal, this place is like drunks talking in the pub, i'm fine with this, but there's no reason to be annoying on purpose.
>>205756520Tomorrow will be much better.
I need to get a job guys. Haven't worked in a few months and I'm going suicidal. Hobbies are not enough to take up my time. I do nothing and sleep 12 hours a day.
>>205756654>I do nothing and sleep 12 hours a dayDreams are more kino than kino
>>205756207Watch Brewster Mccloud with me. I’m watching it for the first time now.
>>205756654>a few monthshaha get on my level, i've never had a job.
>>205755643Wrong, He Needs Me has to be the most magical, enchanting love songs ever. I think that scene is nearly perfect
>>205756718I rarely dream, and when I do they're usually not happy things
>>205756586Tomorrow will be the same, all days are the same.
>>205755538Filtered by entry Zulawski, lmao unreal
>>205756900I rarely do too but unlike you when i do it's usually a nice one, like today i had a lovely one that i won't tell so don't ask.
>>205756313You were crying while you typed this I bet
>>205756872You're probably not as old as I am. In my experience as long as you're not working a demeaning job it acts as an outlet for a large number of social and psychological needs that you have. My last job was a phlebotomist at a hospital on the night shift and I just flirted with hot nurses all night long. It makes it more fun to do hobby stuff like watch movies or whatever afterwards too, because you value your time more highly.
>>205756830Downloading it right now anon. But go on without me, my internet is atrocious. Post your thoughts on here when you're done
https://letterboxd.com/laurenbourke/film/woman-of-the-hour/How can reviews like this be so popular? Come on this is straight sexism. If I were to say the same about woman I condemned to death. Why is it okay to make such cruel comments about men, when many of us are good people. The same type of comments are made at my school all the time out loud in the classroom, by girls are like 18. Like bruh, no way your life is that bad when you are so young and men have been that awful to you, to make you hate all of them. Fucking hell man.
>>205757026I might be even older than you, you have no idea how much of an autistic anxious loser i am. How old are you?
>>205757165>How can reviews like this be so popular? Come on this is straight sexism. If I were to say the same about woman I condemned to death. Especially regarding mass media talking points, people NEVER mean what they say. EVERYTHING is a proxy for something else. Literally nobody cares about sexism. The abortion debate is not about whether a baby is a human being or a clump of cells, just as much as it's not about whether a woman's womb is under the purview of the state or of the woman herself. Please learn this immediately so you can start to see public opinion as what it really is.
Finished Viy (1967), soviet fantasy film. A fine feature, last ten minutes were the best. Very good FX.I need to read more to finally be able to formulate my thoughts on a deeper manner. Not to write a million words but to write a concise, rich text.Anyways, if you're into folk witch tales and in for some man slowly discouraged by his own faith, this one might be for (you). Clocking at nearly 76 minutes, it's a nice entry for a double feature night.
>>205757354Soon to be 72 hours into 30 years old. How about you?
>>205757464Happy belated birthday friend.
>>205757460Roughly speaking, what is it that you'd like to express about Viy?
>>205757510Thanks anon, I appreciate it
>>205757464See, i'm one year older, 31. Happy birthday btw.
>>205757554It's not a particularly good film, neither the most interesting one but it's well constructed and features a charming rural setting that might draw some people interested in the curious, almost surrealist traditions of people in remote areas.
>>205757619If you’ve ever seen Mario Bava’s the Mask of Satan they are both based on the same Gogol story.
>>205757619Has some interesting shots (horse-ride scene) and particularly good artisan effects for the underworld mad-inducing little pawns in the end of the film.
>>205757460>>205757554What I should've said is that in my experience, it is extremely difficult to write about art. You get a feeling in your head and heart about whether you like a novel, a film, a painting, etc, but turning that thought into words is something I've really never been able to do except for a couple works I've read or seen a million times. But there's no better practice than practice.
>>205757642Have all Bava joints on my watchlist. Thanks for letting me know that fact, anon :)
the average soviet rom-com is better than 90 percent of Tarkovsky and shows about three times as much human understanding.
>>205756830post your thoughts and if they're good I'll watch it tonight. Altman is one of my favourite directors and it's insane how he mastered completely different styles film-to-film while retaining his unique sensibility. Even his last film is ridden with pathos
>>205757609Thanks anon. Looking for a job, or are you lucky enough to NEET this life out?
>>205757760What is the /film/ consensus on Tarkovsky? I haven't seen him discussed in the few days I've been here
>>205757853Trannycore, if you like him ywnbawsorry
>>205757853If you rate Tarkovsky you are either a pseud 15 yr old who just discovered film or you are a hardened cineaste who knows his stuff and has a high appreciation for film as an art form. There is no in between because the “‘midwit” opinion is to hate on him for being le slow and boring.
>>205757165that's the equivalent of a "yas queen" getting a bunch of upvotes on reddit or twitter. who cares
>>205757921or letterboxd, there are reviews on the same vein as that stupid theft of african american women slang, pretty ironic considering the people posting it would probably cancel you for saying cuh or something like that
>>205757809I'm getting a degree as a occupational health and safety technician in june, then i'm gonna look for jobs in that area. Been a NEET so far, there were a couple attempts of not being one before though, all failed.
>>205757919>>205757920I won't claim to understand any of his films that I've sat through but I do think he could put together an extremely aesthetically pleasing sequence.
>>205758051Most of his films are surface level and you probably overthink things. Sacrifice is the only one I thought was a bit “out there.”
>>205758024Nice, hopefully you'll fit into occupational health and safety. If all else fails and you live in the US, take a quick EMT course and become a 911 EMT. As long as you're not in a major city you get loads of downtime, loads of overtime, and a ton of life experience. It was my first job after some misfires too and it was absolutely kino
>>205757853Stalker is ok, it's nowhere near being as great as people claim, same thing with Solaris. I remember liking Nostalgia but i saw it so long ago that i don't know how i'd feel about it now.
>>205756285Late Powell's wife became Scorsese's editor or something, or the other way around. Anyway, they knew each other.
I hope I can convince the college guys to let me take exams to skip some classes and get my degree faster. I really want to finish college before 23. I need to get a PHD before 30 to be taken serious in my field. Fucking Maxwell, you fuel all my antisemitism. Doubt it'll happen though.
Anyways >>205758140>>205758024that's good anon, hope it'll all work out for you in your land
>>205758103I don't live in the US but thanks anyway anon, you're cool. The cozy easy bullshit jobs here are all working for the government, like working for city hall, you literally do nothing most of the day and get paid well, but to get those jobs you have to take a test and the competition is fierce, i've took three so far and never got it.
>>205755538Lol. Imagine getting filtered by Zulawski. Sub-50 IQ mongrel.
>>205757853Aleksei German is better
>>205758113desu the George Clooney Solaris was the better movie, even though it's pretty awful as an adaptation (literally writing out the alien completely). The movie is worth watching for the scene Kelvin meets Snaut alone.
>>205758387Shittiest taste so far
>>205758587And yet you won't present a shred of evidence to disprove me, sorry lil bro
Young boy older woman kino? It would be a bonus if it were made in US in the 70’s. I’ve watched Deep End before.
>>205758650Maybe later
>>205758650I don't need to, in this thread we saw the original and won't agree with you
>>205758784>>205758752That's what I thought>>205758661The /lit/ rec is Tampa by Alissa Nutting
>>205758661Cassavetes' Gloria, it's the movie Besson ripped the fuck out to make Leon
>>205758830>That's what I thoughtYou don't think that's why i disagree with your second exposition
>>205758880Is a complete sentence an exposition to you? I pray /film/ is not sending their best
urban 90s kino? something like la haine ( walks thru the city)been listening give up the goods by mobb deep for hours daydreaming about a film in that vein
>>205757760This is my mom's favorite film
>>205759070Good Kid, MAAD City and Illmatic for /mu/ recs, they both have a distinct 90s kino aesthetic, but you probably know that huh
>>205759184Yup I do. If you want some good NY kino listen to the Big L Lifestylez ov da poor and dangerous.
>>205758977Exposition also means instance, not solely a lengthy discourse.Read a book, nigger
>>205759184>>205759254NY in general had the best rappers and best beats, idk what about them makes their music more believable than whatever California was making at the time. I haven't listened to ATCQ yet tho, I mean I have but only some tunes and their first LP.
>>205758850Thanks. Thats the only Cassavetes I haven’t watched. >>205758830I would prefer if it were told from a man’s pov. I’ve seen that book being shilled on /lit/. Is it actually worth reading? I thought it was just a joke.
>>205757853i think he's a "filter" in the sense that people who are less intellectually/spiritually endowed, or young and naive, absolutely adore him. in reality he's largely mediocre and meretricious, but it's kind of endearing when people like him in the same way it's endearing when children like pixar films (which are much better than his output btw)
>>205759089based. My Mum's favourite was Waitress (also high kino) or the BBC Pride and Prejudice (unfathomably sublime)
>>205759254>>205759305Don't forget Black Moon.
>>205757760>>205759089Adding to the list, i always trust moms.
>>205759921DAMN gotta relisten them, same for Smiff n Wessun
What modern filmmakers could you describe as having “that dog in him”?
JON COME BACK
>>205760103Literal schizo
>>205759858His visual sense is very good, nothing naive or intellectually/spiritually inferior about it.Andrei Rublev is very well photographed, same with Stalker at some points, let alone Nostalgia and Mirror. Even the commie propaganda Ivan's Childhood is good in terms of visuals.
>>205760067Greta Gerwig seems like she's had a dog or two in her
>>205759858retard
>>205760067Explain what you mean by that.
>>205757853He is both the entry level and exit level of art films
>>205759689>Is it actually worth reading? I thought it was just a joke.It's not high literature or anything but it's interesting as a novelty, porn, or as a glimpse into the mindset of women fetishists. It's basically a Literotica adaptation of Lolita with the roles reversed and Humbert an unapologetic and intentional rapist
>>205760126Don't you get between me and my Jonny baby
>>205760162>>205760206He's not wrong.
>>205760286He is because all teaching theory focus on what makes something good, auteur theory comes when you already made something and want to focus on either being a master technician for hire or doing your own shit.
>>205760283I know who you are.
>>205760103Thanks
>>205760434;)
>>205760434You know what I did last Christmas?
>>205760206>>205760162Why can't this retard write more clearly? Why not tell us what it means to be the "author" of a film? Is he implying that it is just the writer of it? Because it is obviously more than that
>>205760758I wish the poster had just taken cellphone pics of the entire book and posted it here, only way to deliver the true intention of the AUTHOR
>>205760162>>205760206retard
>>205760850That's only partially true, because the intention of the author is always unknowable, always incomplete, and oftentimes unimportant. And my complaint is tentatively restricted to the ambiguity in his writing.
film niggas got juice in they tanks
>>205761145What did he mean by this
>>205761278He's calling us zesty
I’m finnnnaa cooooom!!!!
>>205761391Dis nigga joined the navy
>>205761101>the intention of the author is always unknowable, always incomplete, and oftentimes unimportant.The intention is everything and an author's job is to make it clear, obviously not explicitly as such in meta but as a work towards something.>oftentimes unimportant.Literally is the most important thing in a work.
film niggas got a bit of that sparkle knowamsayin
>>205761523>The intention is everything.I couldn't disagree more. It is not uncommon, even in film, for an artist to betray something he does not intend to, or to otherwise achieve something he did not intend. I find it a regular occurrence in evaluating literature that what makes a work great has just as much to do with the historical/social/political/etc context, which the author himself may not always be acutely aware of. Authors never have the same critical distance that a viewer does, and it would be wrong to attribute as intention what is really unconscious influence
>>205761994As long as that doesn't lead you to a jean douchetism of over analysis.
>>205758661Kung Fu Master
>>205762259Yeah people definitely disguise their disingenuous reasons for liking something behind that sort of shit, or else plainly peddle political/social opinions as criticism. But honest and careful accounting of context can enrich one's appreciation for a work.Luckily it's usually easy to tell if somebody has ulterior motives when analysing art, or is otherwise just a retard posturing. If it doesn't make sense after an honest effort of understanding (doing your best to account for your own shortcomings), it's usually safe to disregard entirely. It's like reading Adorno's criticism of art.
We're all kung fu masters here.
>>205761391The power of cinema right here
I want the real Jon back
>>205761994Intention is everything for an author, doesn't mean it's everything for the interpretation by the viewer as he can AND WILL use his own experiences, bias and knowledge as tools to interpret the work on his own.Author's intention is just there as a goal, although majority of works are abandoned in an advanced state and not really finished, and as a guideline to showcase his own feelings and ideals.
Jon cmon don't play hard to get Come backhttps://discord.gg/jCpEmxRQ
2nd best contemporary French filmmaker
>>205758136the other way around, Scorsese introduced them
>>205763228Dumont fuck this guy, raw
>>205763228Not taking the bait.>>205763105>>205763216Who's Jon?
>>205763228Based.
>>205763270He's my baby boy
>>205763228el catalANO senyores
>>205763228Stop posting this talentless hack
why are catalans such hacks? because their repressed independece?
>>205763212>Intention is everything for an authorI agree with that but I think it's a truism; "the author should try to accurately translate the vision in his head into a poem/passage/book/scene/film/etc."I just believe it doesn't make too sense to argue about what the author's intention was here or was not. Ultimately it is only one facet of how you assess a work of art, and it is not always the most important (or even an important) one.Plus, it's often abused and attacked (or defended) as a proxy for the work itself, which results in even less talk about the actual work.
>>205763402Filtered
>>205763528No, I filtered him
>>205755477Based best director of the 70s.
Best French filmmakers1. Albert Serra2. Walerian Borowczyk3. Andrzej Żuławski
>>205763556Possession (1981) was the best French film of the 20th century
>>205756207McCabe & Mrs Miller is a masterpiece. After that watch Cold Day In The Park.
>>205763548Based
>>205755538Zulawski's other movies not getting blu-rays shows that this movie is a meme if he was a good director people would be interested in his other movies too
Justine Bateman twitter account is very kino at the moment.
>>205763472Maybe. They are all a bunch of commies.
funny how people always screech about Serra without any substance. rare arthouse filmmmaker which filters and makes normies seethe as well as /film/
>>205763642I don't have twitter, what's going on?
>>205763642What's the name of that Twitter frontend/anonymous website? I don't have an account
>>205763625Most of his other films are on blurays lol
>>205763250Indeed.Also, The Archers are criminally underrated.
>>205763690What's so good about him, where do you start
>>205757853Contrarians on this board hate him because he is often one of the first directors someone watches when they try to get into film and as such he cannot act as a gateway to the imaginary secret club they have established as the core of their identity when in fact he is one of the greats.
>>205763690>>205763798Nvm, looks boring
>>205763642It's called X now that Leon owns it.>>205763756Nitter, aka twitter for niggers.
>>205763690It's even funnier because he's the prototype of /film/ filmmaker. Slightly edgy, slow, apolitical etc.
>>205763518Yeah that's true, i agree with your notion, guess i debated while thinking we were in the author's chair rather than spectator/user/viewer
>>205763905Nitter is over - It's been a fun ridetl;dr - Twitter blocked the last known way to access their network without a user account.
>>205763264There are several French filmmakers who did what Dumont wanted to around the same period as him and much, much better. The primality and sexuality? Rester Vertical by Guiraudie is better. The slow baroque minimalist comedies? Serra. The more baroque or artificial films? Carax. The dark edgy dramas? Grandrieux. The retarded stunted performances? Greene. His only highlight was making non professional hicks fuck. Irrelevant fraud.
>>205763642>>205763905Damn I thought that'd be more interesting. Thanks though.
>>205763851>If you don't like who i like you're a contrarian
>>205763597I just finished Gosford Park. I gotta say it was relatively disappointing. Spent way too long to get going. It would've been interesting had the characters been, the performances were fine, but the characters were as stiff as the setting. Considering the direction it went at the end of the second act, just comes off as poor pacing. Weird coming from Altman.
Did picrel make anyone else feel something?
>>205763955Worked fine for me just now
>>205763989Dumont fuck them all, raw, no condom
>>205764213Oh wow, well, I don't care about twitter anyway
>it's a movie about or starring poor brits>no subtitles
>>205764393Leigh?
>>205764252He's a fag, that's the only truth in that statement
I'm going to watch another Mizoguchi filmI love Ugetsu bros
>>205763690>>205763907He makes /film/ seethe because he mastered digital, both aesthetically and philosophically, the only director to do so along with Costa. He makes normies seethe because he doesn't succumb to conventional morality and modern politics.
>>205764190That's nice.A Cold Day In The Park is a thriller made 35 years previous.
>>205764393Even with subtitles I don't know what they re talking about half the time. Why do they call young men geezers?
>>205759858pompous but annoyingly correct>>205759089>>205759915your moms are cool af. gotta check Waitress, i loved Shelley as an actress
Can't remembered the last time I was so mesmerized by color in a film. Or a woman's hair. Or a woman. Kino.
>>205764393As an ESL, that's very reassuring. Thank you.
>>205764982Is that Deep End? If so, same. Wish that was that guy.
>>205765097Fuck, I'm sleepy.
>>205757853just like wkw, gatekeepers hate them because normies made thousands of video essays on youtube, under the premise>popular = le bad>under 1.000 views = le art
>>205765097Yeah it's Deep End
>>205763690or, get this - he's shit crazy, I know
>>205765264>mmmmuhhh he's shitriveting argument
>>205765297Argument? Do you know where you are?
>>205765297I'm not arguing This ain't a debateThis ain't the PnyxI'm stating my (factual) opinion
Three films a day, such is life!
>>205765264It's more probable you're a retarded faggot.
>>205765403I know that's not the case so it is confirmed he's just shitCheckmate
Jon enough is enough just come back already
>>205765510boom!
Three shits a day, such is life!
>>205763625Wrong
>>205764195Cinema Paradiso was absolute crap man. Worst movie about the love of cinema ever created.
>>205765565That woulda bought a lotta more useful stuff. Like paperweights, or DVD rewinders
Cinema Poopapisso
>>205765510>I knowKind of doubt it.
>>205764195Absolute shit movie made for poobrains.
>>205763228Honour of the Knights, Birdsong and Death of Louis XIV are good but The Story of My Death, Liberte and Pacifiction are masterpieces. I'm really curious if he can keep this up.>>205763556Borowczyk is criminally underrated here.>>205764664Based.
While we're talking about France, what's your favorite Juliette Binoche film. She may be no Sarah Gadon, but she's pretty cute.
>>205765928>but she's pretty cute./film/ disagrees apparently.
>>205765928I'll find you in real life Binochefag so you can apologize for your sneaky spamming.I will find you.
>>205765928The Lovers on the Bridge
Does another kino manage to convey a dreamlike tone as well as 8 1/2? Aside from Lynch
>>205765838Ok bro you posted this three times already go fuck yourself
>dude the 400 blows is about the love of cinema>there's literally one scene where he's in the theater>at all other times he's being a naive retarded dickhead
Not to be a bummer or anything, but one day there will be only one of us left alive. I’m sure at least a few /film/ members have already passed away. Just a thought that crossed my mind.
>>205765928She has aged like a fine wine. Here she is at age 45 in Certified Copy
>>205766016Newfag spotted
>>205766039Many more days none of us will be alive. Hold on to your loved ones while you can anon.
>>205766039Statistically there's 41% chance there'll be one person less in every new /film/ thread
>>205766056Oh no, he's watching a popular movie among people that style themselves as film buffs, get him
>>205766070Don't be silly. You're here forever.
>>205766068But I can’t hold on to someone through the screen? Has anyone here ever randomly met a director or actor/actress that /film/ talks about.
>>205766016yeah, loads of them employ oneiric qualities all the time. i guess it depends on what you're looking for. those who primarily focus on it where the entirety of the work is dreamlike or what?
>>205766039ikiru (1952)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjHx-uabLag
>>205766016For me nothing surpasses the eerie dreamlike atmosphere of the Cat People / I Walked with a Zombie diptych. The other Lewton-Tourneur joints and their 60s homage Night Tide can be added in there as well, altough they're not as effective. Another peak of elliptical eeriness is Detour, but it's more of an intrusive nightmare than a dream.
>>205766203>Detour2016?
>>2057662491945
>>205766165I’ve never seen a single Sarah Gadon film, but as a victim of Gadonfag’s shilling, I think I’d literally faint if I saw her in real life. I unironically want to randomly bump into her or just see her irl more than any other actress. She likes midnight cowboy… I like midnight cowboy...
>>205766276Isn't she a huge Cassavetes fan, she's definitely one us.
>>205766203>>205766189Thanks. I think I'm looking for films that feature dreams or nightmares prominently to convey a surreal tone
>>205766319She even has freaks too. One of us one of us gooble gobble.
>>205766336You’ve probably already watched Bergman, but some of his films are like a waking nightmare.
>>205766276sarah gadon invented handjobs (indignation)
>>205766355I've seen a few, but not all. Loved Persona and Wild Strawberries, could take or leave The Magician, Winter Light, Serpent's Egg. Don't remember Fanny and Alexander well enough but it didn't strike me as dreamy
>>205766016Embryo>>205766425Shut the fuck up
>>205766016Surrealist/dreamy/weird directorsJan SvankmajerLeos CaraxLuis BunuelWojciech HasJacques RivetteRaul RuizShuji TerayamaJean CocteauJuraj Herz - The Cremator, MorgianaPeter GreenawayTakashi MiikeQuay BrothersShin'ya TsukamotoLucio FulciPhilippe GrandrieuxDusan MakavejevDavid CronenbergSergei Parajanov to a certain extentJuraj JakubiskoAndrzej ZulawskiKen RussellStefan UherAlain ResnaisNicolas RoegAndrzej ZulawskiApichatpong WeerasethakulJaromil JiresPavel JuracekFrantisek VlacilKenneth AngerMaya DerenGuy MaddinGermaine DulacJodorowsky
>In the mid-2000s, RKO Pictures LLC was revived and sought to produce remakes of their entire catalogue slate. Tobe Hooper was called in to pitch for a remake of I Walked with a Zombie, and had contacted screenwriter Jared Rivet to help develop the film>Instead of remaking I Walked with a Zombie, Hooper and Jared Rivet settled on the 1932 Bela Lugosi film White Zombie. Based on the 1929 novel The Magic Island by William Seabrook, Hooper and Rivet worked very closely on the adapted script together, making sure to hit all the major plot points of the original film.>Hooper wanted to shoot the film entirely on soundstages to give the film a surreal, dreamlike look. Makeup artist John Goodwin was even called in at one point to do tests for the design of the creatures. The project was shopped around to various companies, with the title at one point even changed to The Devil's Breath to sound more marketable.>Despite talk of Ron Perlman and Tony Todd potentially starring, the film stalled in development for several years until Hooper's death in 2017.
>>205766552You're forgetting Albert Serra.
>>205766518Watch Hour of the Wolf and Cries and Whispers next. Those are two of my favorites and think you would like.
>>205766518You did find Wild Strawberries and Persona dreamy right? Also Victor Sjöström made some dreamy movies himself, especially his most popular one, The Phantom Carriage, but probably not in the same vein as the directors you have listed so far.
>>205766165>Has anyone here ever randomly met a director or actor/actress that /film/ talks about.I have not, but I was talking to a friend of mine these days and he randomly brought up that he had worked with a /film/ related director. I was quite shocked as I didn't even know he had worked in movies before.
>>205766596serra is the kind of guy who drinks his own semen
>>205766051Indeed, still looks nice to this day imo.
This entity walks past in the club and slaps your girl on the ass: what do you do?
>>205766692They say Saltburn was about Serra frauding his way into the film industry
>>205766671I met Zulawski at a festival, he didn't wash his hands after using the urinalHad dinner with Kazuo Hara at another festivalAnd briefly saw Turturro at Sarajevo this year
>>205766783That's nice, do you attend festivals for fun or do you work in the industry?
>>205766016I have two films that I think fit what you want perfectly. The Innocents and Kuroneko.
>>205766783Ah Zulawski, such an unPolished gentleman.
>>205766016check Raul Ruiz! Three Crowns of the Sailor and City of Pirates achieve that oneiric tone beautifully
>>205766805I work in the industry
>>205766652Yeah I did. I'll check out the phantom carriage, thanks. Is it similar at all to Dr. Caligari? It looks vaguely similar.>>205766612I got hour of the Wolf already so I'll watch that next. Thanks anon.
Jon come backhttps://discord.gg/jCpEmxRQhttps://discord.gg/jCpEmxRQhttps://discord.gg/jCpEmxRQ
I'm so fucking sick of LE GRITTY REALISTIC DRAMAIf I wanted that shit I'd just talk to someoneI want fiction and art to do something I can't get irl
>>205766970>talk to someonehmmm I don't know about that
>>205766692Filtered.>>205766757>Serra >film festivalLol
>>205767072was meant to be film industry
>>205766692he sounds based.
>>205767072>Filteredhe drinks his own semen filtered, correct
Watched L’Argent 1983 todayReally good>>205765928The Unbearable Lightness of Being 1988.She's a phenomenal actor
>>205766165>Has anyone here ever randomly met a director or actor/actress that /film/ talks about.Leos Carax, Denis Lavant, Tsai Ming Liang, Albert Serra, Bruno Dumont, Alain Guiraudie, Ben Rivers, Philippe Grandrieux, Ulrich Seidl, Mariano Llinas, Pedro Almodovar, Miguel Gomes, Pedro Costa. These are /film/ relevant ones
Jon come back right now!
>>205767317You didn’t hear? Jon transitioned.
>>205767317>>205767322Call them by their new name. If you really knew them all that well, you would know it. They only answer to that name. Sort of like Spirited Away.
>>205767362UH ACKSHUALLY IN SPIRITED AWAY THEIR NAMES GOT TAKEN AWAYALSO WHISPER OF THE HEART IS BETTER
>>205767317Jon is Joanna now, show some respect
I think i'm in love with laura dern
>>205767442You don’t know Laura Dern. I do, on an intimate basis.
>>205766913Damn, /film/'s influence is truly immense.
>>205767546When I'm on the podium collecting my Palme d'or I'll flash a special signal just for /film/
Recommend me some /film/-approved right-wing kino. So far, I know of Gone with the Wind, Birth of a Nation, and Triumph of the Will (Nazi cinema in general). Anything else?
>>205767637The films of Andrei Tarkovsky
>>205767199Bresson didn't make a single dud, fucking impressive.
>>205767637The films of Dinesh D'Souza.
>>205763228>French
>>205767637There's none that I know of. Right wing art, in general, is notoriously bad, it almost always completely lacks introspection. NB I'm not talking about right wing artists, but the art itself. There are indeed some decent right wing artists, and they cannot successfully impart their politics into their art, which in no small part is due to the dumb nature of most right-wing political stances.>Gone With the WindTrash.>BoaNMasterpiece, but more so because of the mastery and pioneerism of the cinematic language than its politics.>Triumph of the WillSame as above, but Leni was probably much less of a right winger than Griffith, if at all.
>>205766319She's a Joel Haver fan? Based.
>>205767905>Gone With the Wind>Trash.don't post ever again
>>205767637The cinema of Matt Walsh.
>>205767637dump incoming
>>205767637https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WzxiWWZnww
>>205767955Jesus was a leftist.
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>>205767934I post that again and againe. That film is a testament of the eternal dumbness of the American audience. Vile film.
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>>205767988you're a retard and every post you make proves that.>I post that again and againefrankly, I don't give a damn
>>205767955The best Christian film is by far Pasolini's adaptation of St. Matthew's Gospel. And it's definitely not a right wing film.
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>>205767905>Leni was probably much less of a right winger than Griffith, if at all.I really don't understand why she was never allowed to continue her career after the war, when Veit Harlan who actually went on trial for war crimes (over Jud Suss) was reallowed almost immediately. Just sexism?
>>205768045>don't post ever again>frankly, I don't give a damnI suggest you go for a mental helath checkup, anon.
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>>205768103>he didn't get itwhat a fucking retard lmao
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>>205768092She was genuinely very talented and could have been very succesful. I don't think it's the same with Veit Harlan. Maybe that's why the jews didn't allow her to continue her career, but your guess is as good as mine.
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>>205755533What a pussy lol.
>>205768272last one I think>are all these films /film/?no definitely not. there are some real stinkers on some of these charts, but there are also plenty of great films>are these all rightwing?I'd say yes for the most part, but some could definitely be argued. I think between all these charts and other /film/ suggestions, we could probably make our own chart of actually /film/ approved right wing kinos
The language of cinema connects us all.
>>205768329I was preparing to roast you but you made very fine concessions in this post.
bakin rn
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>>205763625>he's popular>muh reddit>he's unpopular>
>>205765097gay lol
>>205766033/film/ in a nutshell.
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>>205768467>one and a half hours later
>>205763690*Żuławski
