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index of posts
- The Tempest (Shakespeare)
- Jean-Luc Godard, On Authors' Rights (2012)
- Bob Dylan Interview with John Elderfield, 2012: In the Films of the '40s and '50s, "Individuals Overcame Problems Instead of Merely Surviving Them"
- Marriage Material (Swanberg) + Joe Swanberg: Collected Films 2011
- Scattered Junk (Morton)
- The Winter's Tale (Shakespeare)
- Cymbeline (Shakespeare)
- André Bazin's 4th-Favorite Film
- The Godfather: Parts I & II
- Chapter Seventeen: Icarus
- The Prague Orgy (Roth)
- The Anatomy Lesson (Roth)
- Occupy Wall Street: 2
- Occupy Wall Street: 1
- The Rink (Chaplin)
- He Who Awaits Dead Men's Shoes Dies Barefoot: A Cinematographic Proverb (Monteiro)
- Zuckerman Unbound (Roth)
- Titicut Follies (Wiseman)
- Endless Pavement (Naruse)
- Godard on ADIEU AU LANGAGE / 5 x 45-Minute Interview with Laure Adler on France Culture, September 2011
- Every-Night Dreams (Naruse)
- Apart from You (Naruse)
- I Shot Jesse James (Fuller)
- "Vanessa" (Grimes aka Claire Boucher)
- The Ghost Writer (Roth)
- No Blood Relation (Naruse)
- Finding the Criminal (Keller)
- Raúl Ruiz: 1941-2011
- The Bowery (Walsh)
- Flunky, Work Hard (Naruse)
- Happy 90th Birthday, Chris Marker
- Blonde Venus (von Sternberg)
- Letter from a Friend
- Touch of Evil (Welles) - The Masters of Cinema Series
- Cassavetes in 1978
- Twin Peaks (Lynch, et al.)
- Tillie's Punctured Romance (Sennett)
- His Prehistoric Past (Chaplin)
- Getting Acquainted (Chaplin)
- His Trysting Places (Chaplin)
- His Musical Career (Chaplin)
- Gentlemen of Nerve (Chaplin)
- Dough and Dynamite (Chaplin)
- Those Love Pangs (Chaplin)
- The New Janitor (Chaplin)
- The Rounders (Chaplin and Arbuckle)
- His New Profession (Chaplin)
- The Masquerader (Chaplin)
- Recreation (Chaplin)
- The Face on the Barroom Floor (Chaplin)
- The Property Man (Chaplin)
- Laughing Gas (Chaplin)
- There Was a Father (Ozu)
- Sam Wells
- Breitbart
- Flowers Thrown in Memory of Mladic's Victims
- Pylon (Faulkner)
- Bruno Dumont on Stanley Kubrick
- Final Cut Pro X
- Certified Copy (Kiarostami)
- BRANIGAN/CHAPLIN/SELFCONTROL
- Art History (Swanberg)
- Silver Bullets (Swanberg)
- Black Narcissus (Powell and Pressburger)
- Mabel's Married Life (Sennett)
- Mabel's Busy Day (Sennett)
- The Knockout (Sennett)
- A Radiohead Exercise
- Radiohead's New Album THE KING OF LIMBS Is Revealed
- Cleopatra (DeMille)
- Army of Shadows (Melville) + Abel Ferrara
- The Fatal Mallet (Sennett)
- A Busy Day (Sennett)
- Caught in the Rain (Chaplin)
- Caught in a Cabaret (Chaplin and Normand)
- Twenty Minutes of Love (Chaplin and Maddern)
- Mabel at the Wheel (Normand and Sennett)
- Vengeance (To)
- The Star Boarder (George Nichols)
- Uncle Kent (Swanberg)
- Gabi on the Roof in July (Levine)
- R.I.P. Trish Keenan
- Bordwell on Johnnie To, Stephen Chow, and the Mainland
- The Only Son (Ozu)
- The Face (Bergman)
- Le Coup du berger (Rivette)
- Bigger Than Life (Nicholas Ray)
- Kagamijishi (Ozu)
- A Tale of Floating Weeds (Ozu)
- Nightfall (Jacques Tourneur)
- Quadrille (Guitry)
- Cruel, Cruel Love (George Nichols)
- His Favorite Pastime (George Nichols)
- Tango Tangles (Sennett)
- A Film Johnnie (George Nichols)
- Between Showers (Lehrman)
- Today's Alphabet (Godard Turns 80)
- Human Desire (Lang)
- Passing Fancy (Ozu)
- Mabel's Strange Predicament (Normand)
- The Phantom Light (Powell)
- Red Ensign (Powell)
- Paths of Glory (Kubrick)
- Kid Auto Races at Venice, Cal. (Lehrman)
- Making a Living (Lehrman)
- Dé-si-ré! (Guitry)
- Where Have the Dreams of Youth All Gone? (Ozu)
- King Kong (Cooper and Schoedsack)
- The Pearls of the Crown (Guitry)
- A Picture-Book for Grown-Ups: I Was Born, But... (Ozu)
- OPEN FIVE by Kentucker Audley: Free Online Stream
- Renoir Said This
- Jenny Slate / Gabe Liedman / Dean Fleischer-Camp
- A Dry Heat (CK)
- "Les Choses sérieuses" / "Serious Things": Claude Chabrol 1930-2010
- Open Five (Audley)
- Tokyo Chorus (Ozu)
- Friends Fighting Japanese-Style (Ozu)
- A Straightforward Brat (Ozu)
- Card XIII — (Major Arcana) — Death
- STATE OF PLAY by B. Kite + Marina Abramović, Marco Anelli, and THE ARTIST IS PRESENT
- Chris Marker in 1984 / 2010 / 2084 + JLG Bonus
- Jean-Luc Godard Interviewed by Jean-Marc Lalanne in LES INROCKS: "The Right of the Author? An Author Has Only Duties"
- Jean-Luc Godard Speaks with Daniel Cohn-Bendit: A Smile That Dismisses the Universe
- FILM SOCIALISME Press-Book: Interview with JLG by Renaud Deflins
- Two-Hour Interview with Jean-Luc Godard on FILM SOCIALISME
- Lubtchansky
- FILM SOCIALISME: Explication par la bande (annonce)
- Kentucker Audley
- Holy Land (Audley)
- Family Tree (Audley)
- Ginger Sand (Audley)
- And He Just Comes Around and Dances with You (Audley)
- Team Picture (Audley)
- SOCIALISME by Jean-Luc Godard: Trailers No. 2 and 6
- HOMMAGE À ERIC ROHMER by Jean-Luc Godard [2010]
- Gall by Gainsbourg: An Anthology
- Never Mind the Leno Here's Pavement
- Notes on Obayashi – Lubitsch – Godard – Murnau – Lang – Sirk
- Godard on the Death of Rohmer
- The 'Dragnet' / Cinemasparagus Convergence
- Vishnevetsky/Bujalski
- iPad
- Eléna et les hommes — Versus Entertainment DVD in Spain
- Jerry
- Lewis
- Skorecki and Mourlet on Eric Rohmer
- Alexandra Duguay
- Pedro Costa at INDEPENDENCIA
- Haiti
- "Haydée... écoute, HAYDÉE..." : Eric Rohmer 1920-2010
- Van Gogh's Ear, etc.
- MoC Year-End (December 2009)
- The Christmas Spirit (Ferrara/Ciccone '95)
- "The Volume"
- Pedro Costa Interview in LITTLE WHITE LIES
- Rejection
- Days Are Numbered
- New MoC Releases - October 2009
- Canary (Alejandro Adams) - #2
- Manifesto by Jean Douchet
- An Independencia Sampler
- A Short Response to Jonathan Rosenbaum's Recent CINEMA SCOPE Column
- Passion Flower (Whaley)
- LOL (Swanberg)
- Hissy Fits (Swanberg)
- Young American Bodies: Season 1 (Swanberg)
- Social Olympics: Small-Movie by CK
- Une femme mariée, fragments d'un film tourné en 1964 en noir et blanc (Godard)
- Ten Films by Maurice Pialat / Interview with Pialat from 1974 about "La Gueule ouverte"
- Canary (Alejandro Adams) - #1
- "Kinbrody and the Ceejays": Bill Krohn v. "Everything Is Cinema"
- Late Acknowledgments - Premio Dardos, etc.
- Kissing on the Mouth (Swanberg)
- The Paroxysms of Mourning
- ENTR'ACTE - 7 (Feb. '09 Housekeeping/Syllabus)
- About Money: A Documentary on 'L'Argent', Marcel L'Herbier's Film (Dréville)
- AK (Marker)
- Allons enfants de la Patrie... — On Nina Hagen and Salvia Divinorum (with Two Old Record Reviews Inbetween)
- Robert Altman: 1926-2006
- L'Amour fou (Rivette)
- Après les grèves / Avant la lutte : Godard and Gorin and Jerry Lewis
- Badlands (Malick)
- Godard v. Nuytten on the Set of 'Détective'
- Before Bergman and Antonioni...
- La Belle noiseuse (Rivette)
- Ingmar Bergman Taught Us Pragmatism Was No Virtue
- The Big Steal (Siegel)
- The Bullying Turkey (Rossellini)
- Cahiers du cinéma: At a Crossroads
- Une catastrophe (Godard)
- Christmas 2009
- CinderFella (Tashlin)
- Correspondences, and Other Notes -- On Kite v. Petit on the R. Brody Book; The Cinéaste Questionnaire; etc.
- The Dangerous Thread of Things (Antonioni)
- Guillaume Depardieu Is Dead at 37
- Divides: Women and Men at the Movies
- Doctor X (Curtiz)
- The Drift (LP by Scott Walker)
- Eléna et les hommes (Renoir) - A Conversation Between CK and Andy Rector Around Jean Renoir and His Film
- The Emperor Waltz (Wilder)
- L'Enfance-nue (Pialat)
- A Few Remarks on the Direction and Production of the Film 'Sauve qui peut (la vie)' (Godard)
- Das fidele Gefängnis (Lubitsch)
- Gego / Gertrud Goldschmidt
- Happy 80th, Agnès V.
- Hiroshima mon amour (Resnais)
- In a Lonely Place (Nicholas Ray)
- Indigo (Stephen Simon)
- In Praise of Jalal Toufic
- Judex (Feuillade)
- A King in New York (Chaplin)
- Leila Attacks (Marker)
- Lively Teresa (Rossellini)
- The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Ford)
- Der müde Tod (Lang)
- Munich (Spielberg)
- Die Nibelungen: Siegfrieds Tod (Lang)
- Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache (Lang)
- The New World [2h 15m Version] (Malick)
- New Year 2009
- Nuits rouges (Franju) + David Foster Wallace
- On Dangerous Ground (Nicholas Ray)
- Office Killer (Sherman)
- Radiohead: In Rainbows
- Radiohead.tv: Thumbs Down
- Jacques Rivette: March 2007
- Philip Roth
- Shanghai Express (von Sternberg)
- Shoot the Piano Player (Truffaut)
- Shrooms (Breathnach)
- Socialisme (Godard)
- Song o' My Heart [Music/Effects Long-Form Version] (Borzage)
- Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen (Monteiro)
- The Sopranos: Episode 86 (Chase)
- Spies (Lang)
- Street Angel (Borzage)
- There Will Be Blood (Paul Thomas Anderson)
- They Had to See Paris (Borzage)
- They Live by Night (Nicholas Ray)
- To Catch a Thief (Hitchcock)
- Undersea Fantasy (Rossellini)
- La Vie de Jésus (Dumont)
- Woman in the Moon (Lang)
- 8/13/07: Rivette/Duncan
- Entr'acte - 1 (Gainsbourg, etc.)
- Entr'acte - 2 (Ford, Preminger, Welles, Gorin, Godard, Hawks, etc.)
- Entr'acte - 3 (Radiohead.tv Testcast 11/8/2007)
- Entr'acte - 4 (Four American Masters)
- Entr'acte - 5 (Halloween 2008)
- Entr'acte - 6 ('Out 1' Stills)
sites of interest
- The Masters of Cinema Series
- The Withered Spoon
- Metropolis
- Les Chroniques de Vincent Nordon. (At the Cinémathèque de Bourgogne.)
- Landscape Suicide: Matthew Flanagan.
- Her,Suzanne76: She has a right to change her mind.
- BEEP BOP BOOP WHY: humancomputer
- Letters of Note: Exactly what it sounds like.
- Nellie Killian's Tumblr
- Colette Saint Yves: "Au premier grain de passion, il y a le premier grain de fiasco."
- Mr Madlangbayan: Mr Raya Martin.
- Ligeramente desenfocada: More from Sena.
- Not a Movie: The blog of Kentucker Audley.
- Unhappy Hipsters: "It's lonely in the modern world."
- BIG IDEAS CLEARINGHOUSE
- WELOVEKINGKONG: My friend Sena's (et al's) music/media Tumblr.
- Independencia: Cyril Neyrat. Antoine Thirion. Eugenio Renzi. Et al.
- Club Skorecki: The legendary Louis Skorecki's formidable and hyper-worked blog.
- Projection publique: The Slate.fr blog of Jean-Michel Frodon.
- Carnet de route: The great Michel Mourlet has a great blog.
- - ("És um místico e estás fodido") : José Oliveira's excellent blog from Portugal.
- O signo do dragão: Bruno Andrade's superb blog from Brazil.
- Sounds, Images: The blog of Ignatiy Vishnevetsky.
- Cahiers du cinéma
- These Women: a blog sitcom
- Visualingual: Maya Drozdz is a Cincinnati-based genius designer, and these are her meditations.
- Pinakothek: Luc Sante's brilliant blog is one of the Best Things on the Entire Web.
- Tag Gallagher
- "The Tracking Shot in KAPO" by Serge Daney: One of the greatest cinema essays ever written.
- "A Closed Door That Leaves Us Guessing" by Pedro Costa: Transcript of an essential lecture delivered by Costa at the Tokyo Film School in March 2004.
- Rouge: the great online film revue, edited by Helen Bandis, Adrian Martin, and Grant McDonald.
- My Gleanings: jdcopp's superb Cahiers-ephemera-in-English blog.
- Kino Slang: Andy Rector
- Thanks for the Use of the Hall: Dan Sallitt.
- Chicago Cinema Forum: some of the most exciting movie programming in the United States right now.
- Shadowplay: David Cairns' film blog.
- Ainda não começámos a pensar / We have yet to start thinking: André Dias
- WFMU's Beware of the Blog: WFMU's awesome blogspace. Look! Listen! Vibrate! Pledge!
- Elusive Lucidity: Zach Campbell
- DaveKehr.com: Dave Kehr Reports from the Lost Continent of Cinephilia
- Serge Daney in English
Little Lexicon of Anglophone Cliché: A Work in Progress (For Charles Tesson)
- "2 or 3 things"
- "_________ is dead. Long live _________."
- "_______istan"
- "a meditation upon [artwork x]" (for Dan Sallitt)
- "A Novel"
- "a worthy undertaking"
- "achingly beautiful"
- "an unflinching look"
- "At once _________ and _________, ..."
- "at the height of his/her artistic powers"
- "bracing"
- "canny" (also: "cannily," e.g., "cannily predicts")
- "darkly comedic"
- "deeply affecting"
- "didn't really appreciate that..."
- "disappointing"
- "doe-eyed Tatsuya Nakadai"
- "droll"
- "erstwhile [anything]"
- "fiercely emotional"
- "film-buff"
- "For [so-and-so, in dedication]" (exception: the Histoire(s) du cinéma, which invented the practice in cinemaville)
- "from the likes of Pauline Kael"
- "fun"
- "gaily caparisoned"
- "goofy charm"
- "heart-rending climax"
- "heart-rending final scene"
- "heart-rending final sequence"
- "heterosexual love"
- "homosexual love"
- "I found myself unprepared for the emotional wallop"
- "in the history of the cinema"
- "invigorating"
- "is to be commended for"
- "jansenist"
- "lively"
- "Love it or hate it, ... "
- "my star-clotted majesty"
- "one of the most beloved"
- "played by the incomparable [so-and-so]"
- "playfully"
- "political"
- "powerfully affecting"
- "reading of the film"
- "rich array"
- "staggering beauty"
- "staggeringly beautiful"
- "strikingly bereft"
- "that would change cinema forever"
- "that would change the movies forever"
- "the greatest ____________ of his/her generation"
- "there's nothing else like it" (also: "there's absolutely nothing else like it")
- "tissue of lies"
- "titular [anything]"
- "two or three things"
- "unforgettable"
- "Unfortunately, compared with Rohmer's earlier work, in particular the series known as 'Six Moral Tales,' The Romance of Astrea and Celadon has little to say about eros that's still relevant. It's a film so embarrassingly quaint it's crying out for a parody called Not Another Medieval Movie."
- "visually inventive"
- "well-made"
- "well-shot" / "shot well"
- "willfully eccentric"
- "winningly"
- "would never be the same"
This reminded me of that delirious dialogue about "shit's value" in Elio Petri's "la classe operaia va in paradiso"
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