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Erik Villasenor

About Me

I was born and raised in santa Cruz California and currently live there. If you don’t know the city of Santa Cruz just watch the 80’s cult movie “The Lost Boys.”

Films I’m Most Interested in Seeing:

Aguirre, the Wrath of God
The Forgotten Ones (Bunuel)
La Dolce Vita

Favorite Film I’ve Seen This Month:

L’atalante(1934)

Fake Criterion Cover of the month:

Cul De Sac

Recent Purchases!

The Complete Jean Vigo-criterion

The Rules of the Game-criterion

The Music Room-criterion

Secret Sunshine-criterion

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Jean Vigo

Vigo's films are pure cinematic bliss. He has a playful and reckless style that no director can match (at least from what I've seen). I guess it's true that some of the best die young.

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American Hardcore

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Style

Auteur-driven
Inspired collaboration
Melancholy
Zip, whiz, and energetic!
Serene & subtle
Fashionable alienation
Deliriously surreal
Nouvelle vague
Rebellion!
Of-the-moment
Of-the-past
Pop Art
Other-worldly
Coming-of-Age
Avant-garde

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Spaceshipgreen

8Aug11

Hey ! Thanks for follow me ,joven cinefilo?

Risya

25Jul11

No probs. Thanks for the follow back. I like reading your filmography. :)

Sidney Ruff-Diamond

8Jun11

Hey no probs. Thanks for the follow too old bean. As for Bunuel, one of only a few directors who were pure artists...

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Equinox not only represents the passion of youth, but the ambition and diligence it takes to obtain a dream. I love so many gems in this movie, specifically the taurus attack. The dialogue is classic… read review

Traffic

Traffic is so inventive and thought provoking it will remain one of America’s roughest and creative classics. each scene transends a specific feeling and compliments the last scene in a profoundly… read review

Brazil

Such a strange and dazaling film like Brazil must have been a dream. Gilliam created a completely knew vision of the world. When I first saw the film, some of the aspects were confusing, and some of… read review

Rushmore

Something about Rushmore makes me watch it over and over again. The surealism of the film is aparent in almost every aspect of the fim. The strange relationship between a middle aged millionare and… read review