a visual collective outlet of inspiration
roy scheider in the film all that jazz. great film, great look, great evathang! by dd
must see films
new wave vs. new york: JLG vs. woody allen
and there you have it, the difference between 2 brilliant directors. my personal favorites from each are a woman is a woman by jean luc godard and manhattan by woody. by dd
a clockwork orange
nice one from this isn’t happiness.com by dd
model julia stegner
for the record here’s julia stegner… as catherine deneuve in repulsion. another must see film by roman polanski. by dd
Qui êtes vous Polly Maggoo?
nothing new, but one of the many william klein films with his wife peggy moffit. i met him over lunch and have worked with him for many many years. he is and has been an inspiration and not to mention a lovely person. saw this clip and it made me want to share it. by uh
For Pina Bausch: with love, Wim Wenders
is it dance? is it art? is it life? is it a dream? whatever it is, it’s the first 3d movie/film i’ve anticipated the arrival of. too many performances missed at BAM. finally, a bridge away from inconvenient early evening viewing times and to ‘the masses’. is this the sort of democracy we want? all we can do is wait… and see. ps.props to poppy. by kl
ballerina: a film by bertrand normand
another beautiful film, this one on the russian mariinsky theater (kirov) by filmmaker bertrand normand. both films are worth a watch for anyone remotely interested in the observation of man as a being… i always said if the aliens come here one day, they’ll learn more about “man” in observing the french gardens and ballet rather than silicone valley or nasa. i think herzog would agree with me on that. by dd
THE DANCER: DANSAREN – THE FILM on the royal swedish ballet
beautiful documentary on the royal swedish ballet directed by donya feurer. by dd
Hmmmmmmm! did you say new-cu-lear?
‘…aaaah you mentioned the ratio of 10 women to each man wouldn’t that necessitate the abandonment of the so called monogamous sexual relationship as far as men are concerned?” by xy
jean-luc says – m/f
a great film on sam Wagstaff… ah and that loser robert Mapplethorpe
black white and grey, a great film i saw last night and it reconfirmed all my thoughts about robert mapplethorpe. on the other hand, telegram sam is indeed my main man. by dd
