SCFZ

Unless I have a last-minute revelation of some kind...

Parashuram - Mrinal Sen

The Abandoned Field: Free Fire Zone - Hong Sen Nguyen
Alexandria, Why? - Chahine
Allegro Barbaro - Jancso
Christ Stopped At Eboli -
De Grands Evenements Et De Gens Ordinaires - Ruiz
Elvis - Carpenter
Fast Company - Cronenberg
Lady Oscar - Demy
Messidor - Tanner
Nosferatu - Herzog
Phantasm - Coscarelli
Quintet - Altman
Raining In The Mountain - King Hu
Sayehaye Bolande Bad/Tall Shadows Of The Wind - Farmanara
Siberiade - Konchalovsky
The Tempest - Jarman
Ticket Of No Return - Ottinger
Transfiguration Hospital - E Zembrowski
Woyzeck - Herzog

I expect to be delayed in putting together results for this poll; I may be as much as 24 hours late, but I'll get it done as soon as I can. Polling ends in about 12 hours.

1. Stalker (Tarkovsky)

Tess (Polanski)
All That Jazz (Fosse)
Alien (Scott)
Breaking Away (Yates)
A Scream from Silence (Poirer)
Legend of the Mountain (King Hu)
Hunter in the Dark (Gosha)
A Walk through H (Greenaway)
Life of Brian (Jones)
Real Life (Brooks)
The Muppet Movie (Frawley)
Nosferatu the Vampyre (Herzog)
Last Hurrah for Chivalry (Woo)
Vengeance is Mine (Imamura)
Love on the Run (Truffaut)
Raining in the Mountain (King Hu)
Tale of Tales (Norstein)
Impostors (Rappaport)
Five Evenings (Mikhalkov)

(Quantity) (Things) (Time period)


The modern dance? It goes like this...

1
Stalker (1979, Andrei Tarkovsky)

2
Apocalypse Now (Coppola)

3
Alien
nosferatu (herzog)

5
Life of Brian (Gilliam)
The Marriage of Maria Braun (Fassbinder)

7
Manhattan (Allen)

8
All That Jazz - Bob Fosse
The Castle of Cagliostro (Hayao Miyazaki
Fukushû suru wa ware ni ari / Vengeance is Mine (1979)
Raining In The Mountain - King Hu
Real Life (Brooks)

13
Ballad of Tara (Bahram Beizai)
The China Syndrome (James Bridges)
dirty ho (liu chia-liang)
from the clouds to the resistance (huillet, straub)

17
And Quiet Rolls the Dawn (Sen)
Shan zhong zhuan qi "Legend of the Mountain" (King Hu, Taiwan/Hong Kong/South Korea)
The Tin Drum (Volker Schlöndorff)

20
Christ Stopped At Eboli -
gol maal (mukherjee)
Kramer vs Kramer (Benton)
kummatty (g. aravindan)
Tale of Tales (Norstein)
Ticket Of No Return - Ottinger
The Warriors - Hill
Woyzeck - Herzog

28
Arrebato — Iván Zulueta
Breaking Away (Yates)
Mad Max (Miller)
The Maids of Wilko (Andrzej Wajda)
Messidor (Alain Tanner)
My Brilliant Career (Armstrong)
a walk through h (greenaway)

35
Anti-Clock (Jane Arden, Jack Bond)
Camera Buff (Kieslowski)
Escape from Alcatraz (Siegel)
Impostors (Rappaport)
Nacionalna klasa (Marković)
OVER the EDGE (Jonathan Kaplan)
Tess (Polanski)

42 - 59
Autumn Marathon (Georgi Daneliya)
The Battle of Chile - Patricio Guzman
Being There (Hal Ashby)
Doomed Love/Amor A Perdicao -
Elvis - Carpenter
Fascination (Rollin)
Five Evenings (Nikita Mikhalkov, 1979)
Hunter in the Dark (Gosha)
A Intrusa (The Intruder)
Love on the Run (Truffaut)
Mad Monkey Kung Fu (Chia-Liang Liu, 1979)
the mother (monteiro)
Phantasm (Don Coscarelli, USA)
The Plumber (Peter Weir, 1979)
Radio On (Petit)
Sayehaye Bolande Bad/Tall Shadows Of The Wind - Farmanara
Time After Time (1979, Nicholas Meyer)
Transfiguration Hospital - E Zembrowski

No soft fiction? Immensely disappointed!

How is Fascination so low?! Should I add this list to Letterboxd/ICM or is someone on it already?

LIFE OF BRIAN is a Terry Jones film, isn't it? Gilliam just did the animation and that one special sequence, as I recall.

ok i made a list

unless mrcarmady did so already? i dunno

sad to see the 'big 3' at the top. shoulda saved my alien vote for lupin :p

Thanks rischka! Added on ICM as well:
https://www.icheckmovies.com/lists/scfz ... mrcarmady/

A line from this year's Fassbinder (or one of them) found its way into a song by... Falco?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m7bHdcq87o

Man, that song is such a banger. What's the line?

That's great! I dig me some Falco. Purposefully, the first CD I ever bought was Falco 3, so I don't wanna hear any sass about his music. Heh.

MrCarmady wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 10:32 am \the line?

In the movie's subtitles, the line was "Mom! The man with the cocaine is here!"

Lencho of the Apes wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 11:16 pm

MrCarmady wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 10:32 am \the line?

In the movie's subtitles, the line was "Mom! The man with the cocaine is here!"

The plot thickens.

According to this, it's a song that originated in the 1920s??

German Wikipedia confirms it and dates it even earlier:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutter,_d ... oks_ist_da

Oh, it's a Weimar thing that both of them were quoting? That's even more wonderfuller.