for me, it’s pier paolo pasolini’s finest film. the infamous salo was neither shocking or memorable, unless you saw it at the time, in which case it was banned. certainly reactionary and specific to the period, but rather boring now. teorema on the other hand, is a film that seems to live on. it’s beautifully filmed and you can’t really lose with terence stamp in the mix. must see. by dd
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wong kar-wai… for old times sake. by dd
painting with light, a documentary about the life and work of louise dahl-wolfe, 1895-1989. as the first female fashion photographer and a staff photographer for harper’s bazaar from 1936 through 1958. dahl-wolfe defined the post-war look of american women. her work is a true inspiration and remains as such today. by kv
so strange how some of this movie seems non-fictional. serge and jane forever!!! by pp’
a great documentary (gonzo the life and works of dr. hunter s. thompson) whether you are a hunter fan or not. a telling story of how things got worse. if you are a fan, you may want to check out issue #53 of BIG magazine: on american cities. the las vegas issue has perhaps one of the last interviews by hunter s. thompson. some of the pictures shot for BIG were used in the film. by dd
does anyone know where I can get a copy of this film? by kl
one of my all-time favorite films (based on a novel by alberto moravia). what i don’t understand, is how could the same person make such a horrible film like last tango in paris after this film and before the revolution? by dd
must see film for any sci-fi lover. next to kubrick’s more serious and stylistic 2001: a space odyssey, this is by far my most favorite sci-fi film. the current situation in the world, especially under the past eight years, makes this film a more than ever, important must see. by dd
is that a whip you are holding my dear capucine?
two of my favorite women in cinema, the most beautiful ever. those faces, the nose the eyes everything just perfectly chic. now i know why we all developed a crush on sabina! born, respectively, germaine lefebvre and francoise sorya dreyfus. by dd
an early masterpiece by director terrence malick, add it to the list of must sees. by dd
in memory of a great man, writer, and his music. the documentary on our beloved river man, mr. nick drake. see it if you can get a hold of a copy. by dd
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