Video of the day. Trailer for Béla Tarr's "The Turin Horse"
Daniel KasmanTrailer for Béla Tarr’s “The Turin Horse”
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The Forgotten: Even Werner Started Small
David CairnsNobody Wants to Play With Me (1976) is a Werner Herzog short which seems to have been produced for some public education scheme to encourage kids to play nice. I think it means to be cute, but of course
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IFFR 2011. Video of the day. Of Steel, Water, Fog and Air: The Final Fight in "Duel to the Death"
Daniel KasmanOf Steel, Water, Fog and Air: The Final Fight in “Duel to the Death”
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Movie Poster of the Week: "Eternity"
Adrian CurryMovie Poster of the Week is off to the Rotterdam Film Festival, always a treasure trove of international arthouse film posters. This one sheet for Thai Tiger Award competitor Eternity already caught
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Göteborg 2011
The Göteborg Film Festival (site) is off and running through February 7, and for the first time, MUBI is teaming up with the biggest festival in Scandinavia to offer titles from their FilmFund — for
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Intertitle of the day.
David PhelpsFrom Leo McCarey's His Wooden Wedding (1925); featuring Charley Chase; titles by H.M. Walker; cinematography by Glen Carrier.
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Hors Pistes 2011
MUBI is teaming up with the Centre Pompidou to show a selection of shorts from Hors Pistes, a vital cultural event created in 2006 focusing on the new ways of using contemporary images and showing the
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Roger Ebert, the Oscars and You
On the very day that Ebert Presents At the Movies debuts on PBS stations across the nation, co-hosted by Associated Press film critic Christy Lemire and our own Ignatiy Vishnevetsky, Roger Ebert himself
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Video of the day. The Last Footage of Orson Welles
Daniel KasmanWelles reads from Charles Lindbergh’s “The Spirit of St. Louis” in this, supposedly the last footage of the great artist before he died.
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Image of the day. Orson Welles Showing How It's Done
Daniel KasmanVia.
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Video of the day. Divorce, Lynch Style
Kurt ShulenbergerOfficial music video, featuring David Lynch, Naomi Watts, Eli Roth and John Neff, for “Thank You, Judge” by Blue Bob
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Movie Poster of the Week: "Rickshaw Man" and the posters of Hideko Takamine
Adrian CurryThe great Japanese actress Hideko Takamine, who passed away on December 28 at the age of 86, has been eulogized beautifully on MUBI already (here, here, here and here) but I wanted to add my own personal