2011: Year in Cinema in Images
We Need to Talk About Kevin Lynne Ramsay
Hugo Scorsese
A Separation (Farhadi)….one of the few 2011 films I have seen
The Day He Arrives Hong Sang-soo
Meek’s Cutoff Reichardt
Lovely stills, thank you, everyone.
Nostalgia for the Light (technically 2010, but has a 2011 U.S. release date):
‘The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975’ Olsson
I really want to see that movie. Is it good, Zach?
(Sorry for interrupting the images)
Cut (Amir Naderi)
American Falls (Phil Solomon)
small roads (James Benning)
The Mill & The Cross (Lech Majewski)
Wu Yong, ‘Mixtape’ is fabulous. I would highly recommend searching it out.
‘Cave of Forgotten Dreams’ Herzog
Damn, the Majewski film looks epic! How did you see it, Scampi?
New York November (Gerhard Fillei, Joachim Krenn)
Quite remarkable film. As to how I saw it, I’ll just say, “Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!”
Do nuns feature prominently in The Mill and the Cross?
The cave paintings in Cave of Forgotten Dreams- for our persual from over 30,000 years ago- were a tremendous discovery
“Do nuns feature prominently in The Mill and the Cross?”
Not really. It’s basically about the people you can find on Breughel’s famous painting:
Some more images from that beautiful film:
@Blue & anyone else: I can pass you some download links if you want to watch the film. It’s a film which really benefits from the big screen though, so if there’s a possibility to catch it at a local cinema or a festival I highly recommend to watch it that way.
That’s what i thought. I was studying the painting with my wife a couple of weeks back. A very interesting idea.
But i’m always on the look out for nuns :)
What? It was good
Violeta Went to Heaven (my favorite Latin American film of 2011)
It’s the Earth Not the Moon (my favorite documentary of 2011)
Back to Stay (my favorite Argentine film of 2011)
The Skin I Live In
Bellflower
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Weekend
Cold Weather
The Tree of Life
Archipelago – Joanna Hogg (2011 release date)
Tyrannosaur – Paddy Considine
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A Separation
Another Earth
Blue K, Custodian of the Cinema
Self-explanatory.
Turin Horse Bela Tarr