Gianikian and Ricci Lucchi standing next to an ad for their scented films in U.S. at the end of the 1970s or beginnings of 1980s
just finished watching the trilogy Angela’s Diaries: Two Filmmakers (2018-2025) by Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi...what an incredible way to close their career as a couple..."archive as a work, work as an archive"
Shiguehiko Hasumi and Yoshida Kiju on the start of Yoshida's film career
this is amazing
the way they film the end of the scene starts to resemble Welles' later filmmaking
I can't believe I haven't seen this before - footage of Orson Welles' 1936 all-Black staging of Macbeth, from the WPA newsreel We Work Again
"down with thieves!"
a nice show of Manet and Morisot - seeing the detail in The Balcony up close in person is quite shocking
Continued the tradition of looking at painting on my birthday - this time at the Legion of Honor in SF, where James Stewart trails Kim Novak in Vertigo
A Chaplin impersonator in Naruse's Husband and Wife (1953)
Very excited to be speaking with Marta Mateus about António Reis and Margarida Cordeiro and their beautiful Trás-os-Montes (1976) tonight, 7PM at @bampfa.bsky.social bampfa.org/event/tras-o...
Honestly you'r right though
Are you having a mid off or....
No question it's this
Very impressed that you were able to pull it off
These are fantastic
The key idea throughout the series: A black-and-white cropped still from a Watkins film stamped in the middle with a single word. Aggressive font, red, all caps. Here: Radical.
Controversial.
Relevant.
Subversive.
Still impressed by this series of posters for a 2018 Peter Watkins retrospective presented by Wolf Kino in Berlin.
Actor Ahmed Ahmedpoor, known for his role as Mohamed Reza Nematzadeh in Abbas Kiarostami’s Where Is the Friend’s House (1987), passed away last Thursday at the age of 46. ❤️
Brenez: "John Ford is certainly the inventor of the form, when at the end of Fort Apache (1948), we learn that the entire story we have witnessed exists in order to criticize a painting exhibited in Washington"
footage of the aftermath of the 1982 bombing of Lebanon, edited by Carolee Schneemann in 1983/2006
Adorno on Ginster, which he considered to be Kracauer's "most significant achievement"
my most anticipated book release of the month
Claire Simon, Marie-Claude Treilhou, and Alain Guiraudie in Treilhou's Un petit cas de conscience (2002)
Gotta make it home for bedtime
It is indeed
2nd best song on that album
Have you seen A Fond Face From the Past? Remarkable film
It's too good
Poster on my wall
How did i not know about this festival
New in our Screening Room: Adrian Martin's recorded introduction to Raúl Ruiz’s City of Pirates (1983), initially presented in the context of our Serge Daney programme at ICA London.
→ sabzian.be/screening-room/la-ville-des-pirates-introduction
