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Ronald

4Jan12

I'm thinking Tender Son: The Frankenstein Project and We Need to Talk about Kevin.

Kenji

4Jan12

Thanks. I've not seen either yet though i was already intending to see Kevin
Ronald

4Jan12

Tender Son by Kornel Mundruczo has not really been picked up yet by critics or audiences and that's a shame. Even though they apparently love the filmmaker in Cannes. The film has its flaws but it's also a wonderfully layered piece on creating monsters by indifferent parents, that even reflects on the filmmaking process itself and maybe even on larger political phenomena.
Ronald

4Jan12

Just saying... if you get the chance...

Mister Dob

27Dec09

I always thought Ikiru and Wild Strawberries would be an awesome/heartbreaking double bill.

Kenji

20Nov09

I like Miss Oyu a lot but it's not quite in the same class as Sunrise, but then very few films are! This reminds me i left Sunrise off my Directors around Mizoguchi list

Mono No Aware

20Nov09

Great stuff. I'm gonna do Sunrise and Oyu-sama this weekend.

Kenji

19Nov09

yeah some pairings are too heavy, like Tarkovsky and Bergman. Maybe i should add more attractions of opposites, light and dark..

apursansar

19Nov09

"Triumph of the Will" and "Nuit et brouillard" is a heavy double bill, I´m sure people will leave the cinema deeply disturbed. I would also suggest Ophüls´ "La Ronde" and Panahi´s "The Circle".

Kenji

19Nov09

Duck Soup and Duck Amuck double bill, get it?

I love the themes of the double bills here. Babette's Feast and Blood of the Beasts??? Hahaha, after making you crave for food, now you're going to throw up that food you just ate after getting so hungry while watching Babette's Feast. XD