My favorite silent films are :
Greed and Queen Kelly by Erich von Stroheim
Pandora’s box by George Wilhelm Pabst
The Passion of Joan of Arc by Carl Theodor Dreyer
Un chien Andalou by Luis Bunuel & Salavador Dali
Potemkin by Serguei Eisenstein
The Kid, City Lights & Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin
The General by Buster Keaton
Metropolis, Destiny & Dr Mabuse by Fritz Lang
L’Argent by Marcel L’Herbier
Napoleon by Abel Gance
Nosferatu and Sunrise by Friedrich W. Murnau
Man with a movie camera by Dziga Vertov
The Outlaw and his wife and The Wind by Victor Sjöström
The adventures of Prince Achmed by Lotte Reiniger
The Earth by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
The River by Frank Borzage
Solitude by Paul Fejos
The Cameraman by Edward Sedgwick
The Girl with the Hat Box by Boris Barnet
People on sunday by Curt Siodmak, Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer and Fred Zinnemann
The Phantom of the Opera by Rupert Julian
Intolerance by David W. Griffith
My favorite silent films are :
Greed and Queen Kelly by Erich von Stroheim
Pandora’s box by George Wilhelm Pabst
The Passion of Joan of Arc by Carl Theodor Dreyer
Un chien Andalou by Luis Bunuel & Salavador Dali
Potemkin by Serguei Eisenstein
The Kid, City Lights & Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin
The General by Buster Keaton
Metropolis, Destiny & Dr Mabuse by Fritz Lang
L’Argent by Marcel L’Herbier
Napoleon by Abel Gance
Nosferatu and Sunrise by Friedrich W. Murnau
Man with a movie camera by Dziga Vertov
The Outlaw and his wife and The Wind by Victor Sjöström
The adventures of Prince Achmed by Lotte Reiniger
The Earth by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
The River by Frank Borzage
Solitude by Paul Fejos
The Cameraman by Edward Sedgwick
The Girl with the Hat Box by Boris Barnet
People on sunday by Curt Siodmak, Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer and Fred Zinnemann
The Phantom of the Opera by Rupert Julian
Intolerance by David W. Griffith
Drag me to hell 7/10
Curious Case of Benjamin Button 8,5/10
Broken Embraces by Almodovar 7/10
Star Trek 3/10
In the electric mist 5/10
Rachel Getting Married 5/10
Slumdog Millionaire 5/10
Antichrist 0/10
The Piano (Jane Campion)
Monsoon Wedding (Mira Nair)
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
Trouble Every Day (Claire Denis)
Wanda (Barbara Loden)
Prince Achmed (Lotte Reiniger)
The Gleaners and I (Agnes Varda)
The Connection (Shirley Clarke)
Morvern Callar (Lynne Ramsay)
Moe no suzaku (Naomi Kawase)
Beauty and the beast. I was 3 years old and i was terrified by Jean Marais’ costume. After seeing it, i always searched in my room for the beast to come… Terrifiyng experience… Jaws was also another young bad experience. I still have difficulties to swim very far from the beach…
Can’t wait to see a great movie adaptation of “On the Road” by Kerouac or “Kafka on the shore” by Murakami…
There is also a lack of Henning Mankell’s and James Ellroy’s good adaptations… One Step Behind is such a great novel !
And what about “The Mother and the Whore” or other Jean Eustache’s movies… Or the beautiful Jacques Demy’s “Lola”… Or also Shirley Clarke’s “The Connection”…
Criterion is such a great dvd editor, trust him to find great films to edit…
Nanami: The Inferno of First Love (Susumu Hani)
She and He (Susumu Hani)
Bad Boys (Susumu Hani)
The Ceremony (Nagisa Oshima)
The Man Who Left His Will on Film (Nagisa Oshima)
Boy (Nagisa Oshima)
Violence at Noon (Nagisa Oshima)
Night and Fog in Japan (Nagisa Oshima)
Cruel Story of Youth (Nagisa Oshima)
Summer Soldiers (Hiroshi Teshigahara)
Coup D’Etat (Yoshishige Yoshida)
A Story Written with Water (Yoshishige Yoshida)
Akitsu Onsen (Yoshishige Yoshida)
The Island (Kaneto Shindo)
Black Cat from the Grave (Kaneto Shindo)
Pale Flower (Masahiro Shinoda)
The Assassination (Masahiro Shinoda)
The Connection (Shirley Clarke)
Black Peter (Milos Forman)
Man on the moon (Milos Forman)
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (Peter Weir)
The Truman Show (Peter Weir)
The Year of Living Dangerously (Peter Weir)
Gallipoli (Peter Weir)
Nosferatu the Vampyre (Wernerz Herzog)
Heart of Glass (Werner Herzog)
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (Werner Herzog)
Even Dwarfs Started Small (Werner Herzog)
Signs of Life (Werner Herzog)
Ceddo (Ousmane Sembene)
Killer of Sheep (Charles Burnett)
Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles)
Queen Kelly (Erich von Stroheim)
Napoléon (Abel Gance)
La Roue (Abel Gance)
The Faithful Heart (Jean Epstein)
The Fall of the House of Usher (Jean Epstein)
The Three-Sided Mirror (Jean Epstein)
Charulata (Satyajit Ray)
The Music Room (Satyajit Ray)
The Chess Players (Satyajit Ray)
Deliverance (Satyajit Ray)
Joan of the Angels (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Night Train (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Pharaoh (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Alice (Jan Svankmajer)
The Adventures of Prince Achmed (Lotte Reiniger)
The Hour-Glass Sanatorium (Wojciech Has)
The Saragossa Manuscript (Wojciech Has)
Smoking/No Smoking (Alain Resnais)
Providence (Alain Resnais)
Mélo (Alain Resnais)
The War Is Over (Alain Resnais
Stavisky (Alain Resnais)
Lola (Jacques Demy)
Model Shop (Jacques Demy)
Lions Love (Agnes Varda)
Read My Lips (Jacques Audiard)
River of Gold (Paulo Rocha)
A Ilha dos Amores (Paulo Rocha)
O Desejado (Paulo Rocha)
God’s Comedy (João César Monteiro)
Recollections of the Yellow House (João César Monteiro)
As Bodas de Deus (João César Monteiro)
Andrei Rublev by Andrei Tarkovski
Fanny and Alexander by Ingmar Bergman
Heaven’s gate by Michael Cimino
Children of Paradise by Marcel Carné
Napoléon by Abel Gance
A Ilha dos Amores by Paulo Rocha
Eros+Massacre by Yoshishige Yoshida
Werckmeister Harmonies by Béla Tarr
the extremely bad Marina De Van’s movie “Don’t look back” with Sophie Marceau becoming Monica Belluci… Terrible bad acting performance and horrible bad taste for art direction !
the extremely bad Marina De Van’s movie “Don’t look back” with Sophie Marceau becoming Monica Belluci… Terrible bad acting performance and horrible bad taste for art direction !
Walden, Diaries Notes and Sketches (1969)
Director: Jonas Mekas
DP: Jonas Mekas
Cast: Timothy Leary, Ed Emshwiller, Franz Fuenstler, Jack Smith, Mario Montez, Nico, Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol, Judith Malina, Storm De Hirsch, Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Stan Brakhage, Lou Reed, John Cale, Shirley Clarke, Nick Dorsky, Carl Theodor Dreyer, Jerome Hill, Ken Jacobs, Peter Kubelka, Naomi Levine, Gregory J. Markopoulos, Adolfas Mekas, Jonas Mekas, Marie Menken, Hans Richter, Barbet Schroeder, Harry Smith, P. Adams Sitney, Michael Snow
Editor: Jonas Mekas
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0196499/
Poet and hero of the American counter-culture, Jonas Mekas, born in Lithuania in 1922, invented the diary form of film-making. Walden, his first completed diary film, an epic portrait of the New York avant-garde art scene of the 60s, is also a groundbreaking work of personal cinema.
“Since 1950 I have been keeping a film diary. I have been walking around with my Bolex and reacting to the immediate reality: situations, friends, New York, seasons of the year. On some days I shoot ten frames, on others ten seconds, still on others ten minutes. Or I shoot nothing…. Walden contains material from the years 1964-1968 strung together in chronological order.”
Jonas Mekas
“Jonas Mekas’s films celebrate life. They rise up against the world’s overwhelming commercialism, attempting instead to revive the pleasures of friendship, a first snowfall or the return of Spring. Mekas’s genius stems from his generously including the viewer in his vision of the world, allowing us to (re)discover, in a simple image, the incredible force and necessity of poetry.”
Yann Beauvais
Makoto and Kiyoshi’s generation follows their desires. She’s in high school when a university student, Kiyoshi, rescues her from an older man’s assault. The next day he takes her out, is alternately cruel and tender, insists roughly on sex, and then discards her. A week later she calls him; waiting for him at a bar, two pimps accost her. Again Kiyoshi rescues her, and their affair begins in earnest. She moves in with him, continues school, and they support themselves by extorting money from men who offer her a ride and then make a pass: Kiyoshi shows up to beat them. Things are semi-OK until pregnancy and a short stay in jail change their relationship. Written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}
Hakuchu no torima (Violence at High Noon) 1966
Director: Nagisa Oshima
DP: Akira Takada
Producer: Jusho Toda
Composer: Hikaru Hayashi
Editor: Keiichi Uraoka
Cast: Hideo Kanze, Hideko Kawaguchi, Saeda Kawaguchi, Narumi Kayashima, Teruko Kishi, Hôsei Komatsu, Akiko Koyama, Kei Satô, Ryoko Takahara, Taiji Tonoyama, Rokko Toura, Fumio Watanabe, Sen Yano
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060486/
A young maid is attacked by a man armed with a knife, which then tied her up and raped her. It is in fact a murderer wanted by the police, already convicted of eleven murders in the same year…
Journey into the sick mind of a criminal, Violence at High Noon is with The Empire of the senses, one of the most provocative films, most notable of Oshima.
Red Shoes !!!
But also The thin red line, Pierrot le fou, Suspiria, Tarkovsky’s Mirror, Siberiade, Burnt by the sun, Ai no Corrida+Ai no borei, Walden, Johnny Guitar, Ashani Sanket, Fanny and Alexander, Deserto Rosso, E la nave va, Some Came Running, Party Girl, Apocalypse Now, Marie Antoinette, restored Vertigo, Far from Heaven, Imitation of Life, Ridley Scott’s Alien, Coppola’s Dracula,…
Criterion Coming Soon and Discussion about 3 years ago
And what about Susumu Hani or Nikita Mikalkov or Andrei Konchalovsky’s movies ?
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Silent Films about 3 years ago
My favorite silent films are :
Greed and Queen Kelly by Erich von Stroheim
Pandora’s box by George Wilhelm Pabst
The Passion of Joan of Arc by Carl Theodor Dreyer
Un chien Andalou by Luis Bunuel & Salavador Dali
Potemkin by Serguei Eisenstein
The Kid, City Lights & Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin
The General by Buster Keaton
Metropolis, Destiny & Dr Mabuse by Fritz Lang
L’Argent by Marcel L’Herbier
Napoleon by Abel Gance
Nosferatu and Sunrise by Friedrich W. Murnau
Man with a movie camera by Dziga Vertov
The Outlaw and his wife and The Wind by Victor Sjöström
The adventures of Prince Achmed by Lotte Reiniger
The Earth by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
The River by Frank Borzage
Solitude by Paul Fejos
The Cameraman by Edward Sedgwick
The Girl with the Hat Box by Boris Barnet
People on sunday by Curt Siodmak, Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer and Fred Zinnemann
The Phantom of the Opera by Rupert Julian
Intolerance by David W. Griffith
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Silent Films about 3 years ago
My favorite silent films are :
Greed and Queen Kelly by Erich von Stroheim
Pandora’s box by George Wilhelm Pabst
The Passion of Joan of Arc by Carl Theodor Dreyer
Un chien Andalou by Luis Bunuel & Salavador Dali
Potemkin by Serguei Eisenstein
The Kid, City Lights & Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin
The General by Buster Keaton
Metropolis, Destiny & Dr Mabuse by Fritz Lang
L’Argent by Marcel L’Herbier
Napoleon by Abel Gance
Nosferatu and Sunrise by Friedrich W. Murnau
Man with a movie camera by Dziga Vertov
The Outlaw and his wife and The Wind by Victor Sjöström
The adventures of Prince Achmed by Lotte Reiniger
The Earth by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
The River by Frank Borzage
Solitude by Paul Fejos
The Cameraman by Edward Sedgwick
The Girl with the Hat Box by Boris Barnet
People on sunday by Curt Siodmak, Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer and Fred Zinnemann
The Phantom of the Opera by Rupert Julian
Intolerance by David W. Griffith
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Last movie you saw and rate it almost 3 years ago
Don’t look back by Marina De Van with Sophie Marceau & Monica Belluci 0/10
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Last movie you saw and rate it almost 3 years ago
Drag me to hell 7/10
Curious Case of Benjamin Button 8,5/10
Broken Embraces by Almodovar 7/10
Star Trek 3/10
In the electric mist 5/10
Rachel Getting Married 5/10
Slumdog Millionaire 5/10
Antichrist 0/10
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Favorite Movies by Female Directors almost 3 years ago
The Piano (Jane Campion)
Monsoon Wedding (Mira Nair)
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
Trouble Every Day (Claire Denis)
Wanda (Barbara Loden)
Prince Achmed (Lotte Reiniger)
The Gleaners and I (Agnes Varda)
The Connection (Shirley Clarke)
Morvern Callar (Lynne Ramsay)
Moe no suzaku (Naomi Kawase)
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First Film you can remember seeing at the movies almost 3 years ago
Beauty and the beast. I was 3 years old and i was terrified by Jean Marais’ costume. After seeing it, i always searched in my room for the beast to come… Terrifiyng experience… Jaws was also another young bad experience. I still have difficulties to swim very far from the beach…
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What books would you like to see adapted for the screen? almost 3 years ago
Can’t wait to see a great movie adaptation of “On the Road” by Kerouac or “Kafka on the shore” by Murakami…
There is also a lack of Henning Mankell’s and James Ellroy’s good adaptations… One Step Behind is such a great novel !
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Criterion Coming Soon and Discussion almost 3 years ago
And what about “The Mother and the Whore” or other Jean Eustache’s movies… Or the beautiful Jacques Demy’s “Lola”… Or also Shirley Clarke’s “The Connection”…
Criterion is such a great dvd editor, trust him to find great films to edit…
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Most consistent director? almost 3 years ago
Ingmar Bergman and Akira Kurosawa of course !
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Favorite fassbinder film almost 3 years ago
Love Is Colder Than Death
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Which movies would you like to see on The Auteurs? almost 3 years ago
Nanami: The Inferno of First Love (Susumu Hani)
She and He (Susumu Hani)
Bad Boys (Susumu Hani)
The Ceremony (Nagisa Oshima)
The Man Who Left His Will on Film (Nagisa Oshima)
Boy (Nagisa Oshima)
Violence at Noon (Nagisa Oshima)
Night and Fog in Japan (Nagisa Oshima)
Cruel Story of Youth (Nagisa Oshima)
Summer Soldiers (Hiroshi Teshigahara)
Coup D’Etat (Yoshishige Yoshida)
A Story Written with Water (Yoshishige Yoshida)
Akitsu Onsen (Yoshishige Yoshida)
The Island (Kaneto Shindo)
Black Cat from the Grave (Kaneto Shindo)
Pale Flower (Masahiro Shinoda)
The Assassination (Masahiro Shinoda)
The Connection (Shirley Clarke)
Black Peter (Milos Forman)
Man on the moon (Milos Forman)
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (Peter Weir)
The Truman Show (Peter Weir)
The Year of Living Dangerously (Peter Weir)
Gallipoli (Peter Weir)
Nosferatu the Vampyre (Wernerz Herzog)
Heart of Glass (Werner Herzog)
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (Werner Herzog)
Even Dwarfs Started Small (Werner Herzog)
Signs of Life (Werner Herzog)
Ceddo (Ousmane Sembene)
Killer of Sheep (Charles Burnett)
Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles)
Queen Kelly (Erich von Stroheim)
Napoléon (Abel Gance)
La Roue (Abel Gance)
The Faithful Heart (Jean Epstein)
The Fall of the House of Usher (Jean Epstein)
The Three-Sided Mirror (Jean Epstein)
Charulata (Satyajit Ray)
The Music Room (Satyajit Ray)
The Chess Players (Satyajit Ray)
Deliverance (Satyajit Ray)
Joan of the Angels (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Night Train (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Pharaoh (Jerzy Kawalerowicz)
Alice (Jan Svankmajer)
The Adventures of Prince Achmed (Lotte Reiniger)
The Hour-Glass Sanatorium (Wojciech Has)
The Saragossa Manuscript (Wojciech Has)
Smoking/No Smoking (Alain Resnais)
Providence (Alain Resnais)
Mélo (Alain Resnais)
The War Is Over (Alain Resnais
Stavisky (Alain Resnais)
Lola (Jacques Demy)
Model Shop (Jacques Demy)
Lions Love (Agnes Varda)
Read My Lips (Jacques Audiard)
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Which movies would you like to see on The Auteurs? almost 3 years ago
River of Gold (Paulo Rocha)
A Ilha dos Amores (Paulo Rocha)
O Desejado (Paulo Rocha)
God’s Comedy (João César Monteiro)
Recollections of the Yellow House (João César Monteiro)
As Bodas de Deus (João César Monteiro)
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Which is the best Long Movie or Epic ever...? almost 3 years ago
Andrei Rublev by Andrei Tarkovski
Fanny and Alexander by Ingmar Bergman
Heaven’s gate by Michael Cimino
Children of Paradise by Marcel Carné
Napoléon by Abel Gance
A Ilha dos Amores by Paulo Rocha
Eros+Massacre by Yoshishige Yoshida
Werckmeister Harmonies by Béla Tarr
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WHICH DIRECTORS...NOT...CURRENTLY REPRESENTED IN THE CRITERION COLLECTION DO YOU WANT TO SEE INCLUDED? almost 3 years ago
Satyajiit Ray, Edward Yang, Hoh Hsiao Hsien, Susumu Hani, Kiju Yoshida, Nikita Mikhalkov, Arnaud Desplechin & Andrei Konchalovsky
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Most Accomplished and Cinematically Complete Woody Allen Film? almost 3 years ago
It’s between Zelig, Annie Hall, Manhattan and Another Woman… I hate Small Time Crooks… such a bad movie !
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What Is The Worst Movie Made in the Past 20 Years? (THERE ARE RULES TO FOLLOW!) over 2 years ago
the extremely bad Marina De Van’s movie “Don’t look back” with Sophie Marceau becoming Monica Belluci… Terrible bad acting performance and horrible bad taste for art direction !
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What Is The Worst Movie Made in the Past 20 Years? (THERE ARE RULES TO FOLLOW!) over 2 years ago
the extremely bad Marina De Van’s movie “Don’t look back” with Sophie Marceau becoming Monica Belluci… Terrible bad acting performance and horrible bad taste for art direction !
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What was the first Criterion movie you watched? over 2 years ago
The marvelous Passion of Joan of Arc by Dreyer and the non the less masterpiece Häxan !
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THE AUTEURS BEST OF THE DECADE: IMAGES over 2 years ago
“Zodiac” David Fincher
“Un prophète” Jacques Audiard
“Memories of murder” Bong Joon Ho
“Let the right one in” Tomas Alfredson
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Your Top 10 Favorite Lists over 2 years ago
A bout de Souffle
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Your Top 10 Favorite Lists over 2 years ago
Eros plus massacre
Badlands
L’avventura
Madame de…
Vertigo
Persona
Zerkalo
Ran
Opening Night
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(Temporary) Film database submission mechanism over 2 years ago
Walden, Diaries Notes and Sketches (1969)
Director: Jonas Mekas
DP: Jonas Mekas
Cast: Timothy Leary, Ed Emshwiller, Franz Fuenstler, Jack Smith, Mario Montez, Nico, Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol, Judith Malina, Storm De Hirsch, Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Stan Brakhage, Lou Reed, John Cale, Shirley Clarke, Nick Dorsky, Carl Theodor Dreyer, Jerome Hill, Ken Jacobs, Peter Kubelka, Naomi Levine, Gregory J. Markopoulos, Adolfas Mekas, Jonas Mekas, Marie Menken, Hans Richter, Barbet Schroeder, Harry Smith, P. Adams Sitney, Michael Snow
Editor: Jonas Mekas
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0196499/
Poet and hero of the American counter-culture, Jonas Mekas, born in Lithuania in 1922, invented the diary form of film-making. Walden, his first completed diary film, an epic portrait of the New York avant-garde art scene of the 60s, is also a groundbreaking work of personal cinema.
“Since 1950 I have been keeping a film diary. I have been walking around with my Bolex and reacting to the immediate reality: situations, friends, New York, seasons of the year. On some days I shoot ten frames, on others ten seconds, still on others ten minutes. Or I shoot nothing…. Walden contains material from the years 1964-1968 strung together in chronological order.”
Jonas Mekas
“Jonas Mekas’s films celebrate life. They rise up against the world’s overwhelming commercialism, attempting instead to revive the pleasures of friendship, a first snowfall or the return of Spring. Mekas’s genius stems from his generously including the viewer in his vision of the world, allowing us to (re)discover, in a simple image, the incredible force and necessity of poetry.”
Yann Beauvais
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Seishun zankoku monogatari (Cruel Story of Youth ) 1960
Director: Nagisa Oshima
DP: Takashi Kawamata
Producer: Tomio Ikeda
Composer: Riichiro Manabe
Editor: Keiichi Uraoka
Cast: Yûsuke Kawazu, Miyuki Kuwano, Yoshiko Kuga, Fumio Watanabe, Shinji Tanaka, Yoshimi Ito, Yosuke Hayashi, Shinjiro Matsuzaki, Toshiko Kobayashi, Jun Hamamura, Shinko Ujiie, Aki Morishima, Yuki Tominaga, Kei Satô, Asao Sano
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054286/
Makoto and Kiyoshi’s generation follows their desires. She’s in high school when a university student, Kiyoshi, rescues her from an older man’s assault. The next day he takes her out, is alternately cruel and tender, insists roughly on sex, and then discards her. A week later she calls him; waiting for him at a bar, two pimps accost her. Again Kiyoshi rescues her, and their affair begins in earnest. She moves in with him, continues school, and they support themselves by extorting money from men who offer her a ride and then make a pass: Kiyoshi shows up to beat them. Things are semi-OK until pregnancy and a short stay in jail change their relationship. Written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}
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Hakuchu no torima (Violence at High Noon) 1966
Director: Nagisa Oshima
DP: Akira Takada
Producer: Jusho Toda
Composer: Hikaru Hayashi
Editor: Keiichi Uraoka
Cast: Hideo Kanze, Hideko Kawaguchi, Saeda Kawaguchi, Narumi Kayashima, Teruko Kishi, Hôsei Komatsu, Akiko Koyama, Kei Satô, Ryoko Takahara, Taiji Tonoyama, Rokko Toura, Fumio Watanabe, Sen Yano
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060486/
A young maid is attacked by a man armed with a knife, which then tied her up and raped her. It is in fact a murderer wanted by the police, already convicted of eleven murders in the same year…
Journey into the sick mind of a criminal, Violence at High Noon is with The Empire of the senses, one of the most provocative films, most notable of Oshima.
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Your 5 Favourite Directors over 2 years ago
Teshigahara
Oshima
Yoshida
Kurosawa
Ozu
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MOST BEAUTIFUL FILMS IN COLOR over 2 years ago
Red Shoes !!!
But also The thin red line, Pierrot le fou, Suspiria, Tarkovsky’s Mirror, Siberiade, Burnt by the sun, Ai no Corrida+Ai no borei, Walden, Johnny Guitar, Ashani Sanket, Fanny and Alexander, Deserto Rosso, E la nave va, Some Came Running, Party Girl, Apocalypse Now, Marie Antoinette, restored Vertigo, Far from Heaven, Imitation of Life, Ridley Scott’s Alien, Coppola’s Dracula,…
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What are the top 5 Films released in your Lifetime over 2 years ago
1980
1/ Paris, Texas by Wenders
2/ Out of Africa by Pollack
3/ Close Up by Kiarostami
4/ E la nave va by Fellini
5/ Brazil by Gilliam
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MOST BEAUTIFUL FILMS IN COLOR over 2 years ago
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MOST BEAUTIFUL FILMS IN COLOR over 2 years ago
Sanatorium pod klepsydra by Wojciech Has
Zerkalo by Tarkovsky
Akitsu Onsen by Kiju Yoshida
Il Conformista
Apocalypse Now by Coppola
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