David Byrne and friends
David Byrne’s dancers
Byrne in front of Italians singing to each other during lockdown
Stage set with trees and musicians dwarfed with Byrne in spotlight
Nothing like a 70 yo autistic man burning it down
David Byrne and friends
David Byrne’s dancers
Byrne in front of Italians singing to each other during lockdown
Stage set with trees and musicians dwarfed with Byrne in spotlight
Nothing like a 70 yo autistic man burning it down
Starring Setsuko Hara Chishū Ryū Chieko Higashiyama Kyōko Kagawa Haruko Sugimura So Yamamura Kuniko Miyake Shirō Ōsaka Eijirō Tōno Nobuo Nakamura Hisao Toake Toru Abe
Music by Takanobu Saitō
Cinematography Yūharu Atsuta
Ozu favored a stationary camera and believed strongly in minimalism. A distinctive camera style is used, in which the camera height is low and almost never moves; film critic Roger Ebert noted that the camera moves once in the film, which is "more than usual" for an Ozu film. The low camera positions are reminiscent of sitting on a traditional Japanese tatami mat…-𝒘𝒊𝒌𝒊𝒑𝒆𝒅𝒊𝒂
東京物語 ᵀᵒᵏʸᵒ ˢᵗᵒʳʸ(𝟏𝟗𝟓𝟑)
𝒅𝒊𝒓. 𝒀𝒂𝒔𝒖𝒋𝒊𝒓𝒐̄ 𝑶𝒛𝒖
#映画 🎟📽
🎞✴️ #フィルムスカイ
Screencap from end of May, December (dir. Todd Haynes); Julianne Moore as Gracie Atherton-Yoo tells Natalie Portman’s character, Elizabeth Berry, that “Insecure people are very dangerous, aren’t they? I’m secure. Make sure you put that in there.”
This is what every Clavicular article/interview sounds like to me
Screenshot from the 1997 Japanese film Cure
Screenshot from the 1997 Japanese film Cure
Screenshot from the 1997 Japanese film Cure
Screenshot from the 1997 Japanese film Cure
Cure (1997)
Written and Directed by: Kurosawa Kiyoshi
Starring: Yakusho Kōji, Hagiwara Masato
#AHWatching
Imagining The Brutalist score except it’s an upside down view of the Godzilla statue over Kabukicho
what if we kissed under the Isamu Noguchi ceiling at the U-Haul St. Louis
#StudioGhibli is teaming up for a major new project with #TOHOCinemas through a coordinated promotional campaign and limited-time screenings. 👀
Read More: bit.ly/4t8OfZD
Toshiro in beast mode...
Na Hong-jin finally graduates to Cannes Main Competition with his hugely anticipated sci-fi epic HOPE!
濱口竜介の新作「急に具合が悪くなる」カンヌ国際映画祭コンペ部門に正式出品
濱口、岡本多緒、長塚京三、黒崎煌代のコメントが到着
▼記事はこちらから
natalie.mu/eiga/news/667660
#急に具合が悪くなる
sure didn't expect to see this on JP news.
* All of a Sudden (Ryusuke Hamaguchi) * Her Private Hell (Nicolas Winding Refn) * 1949 (Pawel Pawlikowski) * Out of this World (Albert Serra) * The Loved One (Rodrigo Sorogoyen) * Bitter Christmas (Pedro Almodovar) * Fjord (Cristi Mungiu) * Minotaur (Andrey Zvyagintsev) * Parallel Tales (Asghar Farhadi) * Paper Tiger (James Gray) * Sheep in the Box (Hirokazu Kore-eda) * Gentle Monster (Marie Kreutzer) * 1949 (Pawel Pawlikowski) * Hope (Na Hong Jin) * Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Jane Schoenbrun) * The Unknown (Arthur Harari) * The Basics of Philosophy (Paul Schrader) * On Land and Sea (Hlynur Palmason) * Mimesis (Kaouther Ben Hania) * Nagi Notes (Koji Fukada)
Cannes 2026 lineup predictions ahead of tomorrow’s official announcement 🙏🏻
Japanese poster for THE CONVERSATION (1974)
Written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola - BOTD in 1939
The Oracle of Delphi failed to specify that it was the American empire that would be subject to defeat in its prophecy
his own films are masterworks in their own right of course but Fukui's presence behind the camera alongside kei fujiwara and director shinya tsukamoto on the visual effects in tetsuo the iron man was deeply formative for me. his work on that film is crucial, we lost a legend.
McNamara famously said that LeMay told him, re: the fire-bombings of Japan — NOT the nuclear weapons — that they were doing war crimes and would be put on trial for them if the Allies lost.
This clip from the FOG OF WAR helps put into perspective how much destruction can be done absent nukes.
Asghar Farhadi implores filmmakers to speak out against “inhumane, illegal, and destructive” Iran war
I think often of a New York Times photo of a little Iraqi girl tending to her parakeets in a bombed house, probably from 20 years ago now. I will think of this man and his sweet dog often now too. People just want to love what they love, care for their little beings, and instead we do this to them
Tehran's got a population of 15 million and is in the middle of a severe resource crisis. A conventional strike can kill millions of people in very slow and painful ways and I wish we could talk about that instead of jumping to the worst thing we can think of and getting freaked out about it.
Families in Tehran are taping up their windows and sleeping together in rooms away from the glass. Their buildings have already been shaken by nightly explosions from the most sustained bombing in the capital since the eight years of the Iran-Iraq war. Some are rushing to buy generators, concerned that new attacks could cause critical services like electricity and water to unravel. The bombings and threats have left many Iranians living in fear not only of their own government, which killed thousands of people in a crackdown on protesters early this year, but their would-be American rescuers, who pledged at the beginning of the war to create the conditions for their government to fall. A 43-year-old woman living in Tehran and undergoing treatment for breast cancer said she worried what intensified attacks on infrastructure could mean for her healthcare.
We are terrorizing an entire country.
www.wsj.com/world/middle...
If you’ve never called your congressional reps before, do it right now.
I hate having to do the "look, they're normal just like us" post, but sometimes you have to do that when American propaganda tries to convince everyone Iranians are "animals".
Hayao Miyazaki films start in his sketches—his "image boards." It’s a habit he’s kept up for 60 years.
He works fast and loose, mainly in pencil and watercolor. Perfection isn't the goal. But you can trace his growth through the pictures. We explore:
animationobsessive.substack.com/p/the-image-...
This happened to my buddy Roxas in the KH2 prologue
Celebrating Japanese superstar Toshiro Mifune, BOTD 4/1/1920.
Mifune, IMO, is one of cinema's most incredible & necessary actors with so many masterpieces in Japan & internationally.
Four 📽 Faves:
1950 Rashomon
1954 Seven Samurai
1963 High & Low
1980 Shogun (📺 US)
#filmsky 🎥
Two shots from Chungking Express. He Zhi Wu stands in a convenience store lamenting, "We broke up on April Fools' Day...So I took it as a joke."
happy he zhi wu day
Meiko Kaji in The Closet