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thoxans???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

the autobiography of malcolm x (malcolm x, alex haley) - 10/10
bright dead things (ada limon) - 9/10
beloved (toni morrison) - 10/10

this is why push is the goat, last 3 albums were 29 tracks COMBINED

thats not actually *why* but u know

i havent seen it since it came out, but it might bounce around between europe and cali. i think the alps scene or w/e might have been relatively minor, but the shots made a big impression on high school me

this is a fun list! i think i just downloaded big deal on madonna street from kg 0_0

im so ashamed for not having recognized le mepris

anyway i vote for that

i was wrong its not the main thief its an auxiliary thief! i was thinking of "the italian job"

something german im guessing. look at that guy. what a german!

WHAT FILM IS THIS!!

- from 2000 to 2007
- heist movie? either jewels or a bank
- group heist. the main thief's daughter is involved? like maybe they're kinda estranged? and she's also a thief?
- has action scene with snow and skiing at some point - possibly in the alps?

ANY IDEA?????????????????

yeah i believe i can change it. anybody got a good spring one?

u guys seen "He's Just Not That Into You"?

wow. had to unfollow everyone who gave it 2.5/5 or higher. never done that for a movie before

seen 12 - FOR NOW!

the umbrellas of cherbourg
the young girls of rochefort
the creatures
the truth
un flic
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tristana

oh shit we doing these with performers these days? hell yeah

seen 11 - FOR NOW!

il sorpasso
the great silence
violent sunday
my night at maud's
a man and a woman
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le combat dans l'ile

i read again?????? no new land (m.g. vassanji) - 9/10 i pass like night (jonathan ames) - 9/10 you are enough: love poems for the end of the world (smokii sumac) - 7/10 recitatif (toni morrison) - 9/10 the briefcase (hiromi kawakami) - 10/10 native son (richard wright) - 10/10 heart berries (terese ...

Akerman is real as fuck

so americas gonna eat it hey. hopefully canadas next

i watched 100 CHILDREN WAITING FOR A TRAIN - documentary abt film studies class for underprivileged chilean kids. rly good. rly beautiful and fun, but also, as happens whenever u get some lil kids doing talking head interviews, hella science/truth

jeanne dielman is #1? somehow that bores me. and i rly love that movie. its just... uh, whys it always some predictable prestige shit? u could tell at akerman's passing that she was going to be elevated in the eyes of canon, b/c the "timing was right" or whatever. seeing sight and sound li...

finland month is over but we watched a finland for SNOW_SZN arctic fury // dir. jack witikka, 1951 - it was great, good stuff, i loved it, it was fine i also rewatched: the snowman // dir. dianne jackson, 1982 - that makes 13 straight yrs ive watched it on a different day in december... 12 more to go!

NOIR REPORT (noirport) Deadline USA (Richard Brooks, 1952) - this was fine, actually it sucked. good noirsssspapermunn shits are hard to find The Cry Baby Killer (Justus Addiss, 1958) - this was fine, actually Crime Wave (John Paizs, 1985) - definitely not a noir, but a weirdo movie abt noir among o...

***actually the finnish title is called "GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS", still much better than "GIRL PICTURE"

its so great. i should watch some kaurismanoir as well FINLAND: i watched "GIRL PICTURE" (2022) which is a stupid english non-translation title of da movie. its called "FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY" (much better). coming-of-age finnish movie with queerness, but not "queer coming-of-...

ok i think i get this?

3 Senegal
2 Turtle Island (films by people Indigenous to "North/Central America")
1 Palestine

finland?? finland has the firest cinema/population, i will get in on this

magacommunism = "im all for abolishing capitalism, but do we really have to throw out racism and misogyny along with it??"

holy crikey that was tight

rischka wrote: ↑Tue Nov 01, 2022 10:00 pm who's that guy

(noiry kautners) - see romanze in moll

ok i will do it rn

my main plans this noirvember:

The Thief (Russell Rouse, 1952)
Moonrise (Frank Borzage, 1948)
Deadline USA (Richard Brooks, 1952)
Undercurrent (Vincente Minnelli, 1946)

would be nice to see some noiry kautners as well

as far as neonoirs i wanna see Heat (Michael Mann, 1995)

haven't read this much in one month in aaages she came to stay (simone de beauvoir) - 8/10 let us believe in the beginning of the cold season (farough farrokzhad) - 8/10 a rebirth (farough farrokzhad) - 9/10 black aperture (matt rasmussen) - 7/10 it was never going to be okay (jaye simpson) - 10/10 ...

its over

+ Which living filmmakers are most celebrated as "artists"?

Now that Godard is gone... I'm thinking Scorsese and Herzog around the tops