I like to watch movies, read, play with my cat, make late night Denny’s trips with close friends, write, make art, harass my little brother, and make lists. I have my moments of cynicism, but I love learning new things and meeting new people. The world is a beautiful and quirky place, even when it isn’t so nice.
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Okay, Zachary, Offside is everything you said and more! Though not a sports fan, I was totally involved and identified completely with the characters. Thank you for pointing me in its direction! Bob
hi there, I have been quite fine, but busy as anything else, since I have got back, it has been sort of weird to have almost no free time. I think Chabrol, is just the right sort of strange, he sort of channels most of the greats but then he has a unique element which I have never seen before. I love his films with isabelle huppert, that is probably my favourite partnership in all of cinema. Have you seen any of their films together? I think Pasolini and Bresson have some similarities if they do not at first jump out, like their national spirits and their yearning to unlock the middle ages in a modern context. Has your pasolini watching been getting any further? and what else have you been watching?
Your comments on _Saddest Music in the World_, actually encourage me to more actively try to see another Maddin film; I was not overly impressed with it, and decided to postpone looking for something else by him (I watched his Sparklehorse video and thought it was all right, but a music video is a whole other thing).
I loved My Winnipeg, it's far more personal and it's really just narration and images. The problem with Saddest Music is that he's far too restricted which makes it veer off track.
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