The original motion picture soundtrack for The Oxbow Cure by Lev Lewis is now available to listen and download. Make sure to check it out!
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Monday, February 24, 2014
Bernard Chardère on Cahiers today
Positif's Bloc-Notes section is one of its more interesting features. It provides the reverse-shot of the critique section by allowing the magazine's main writers to divulge in more casual thoughts on life, society, films and film writing. Unlike Twitter or other social media outlets the Bloc-Notes position within Positif binds it to film history therefore the section greatly contributes to the magazine's editorial position.
In the July-August 2012 issue (N.617-618), in a rare guest appearance, Bernard Chardère in his Bloc-Notes, Mai en cinéma. 60 ans, verte jeunesse, chimes in on Cahiers. - D.D.
Cahiers, but what of? If I told you that I attentively read Cahiers du Cinéma you wouldn't believe me. And you would be right. There was a time where I skimmed their table of contents at the newsstands. But since their new publisher, it hasn't escaped me, even to my superficial eye, that their covers aren't even of films anymore but instead of graphic designs. This elicits interrogation: has Cahiers even given up on their veil that they care about cinema?
In the July-August 2012 issue (N.617-618), in a rare guest appearance, Bernard Chardère in his Bloc-Notes, Mai en cinéma. 60 ans, verte jeunesse, chimes in on Cahiers. - D.D.
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Vendredi 25 Cahiers, but what of? If I told you that I attentively read Cahiers du Cinéma you wouldn't believe me. And you would be right. There was a time where I skimmed their table of contents at the newsstands. But since their new publisher, it hasn't escaped me, even to my superficial eye, that their covers aren't even of films anymore but instead of graphic designs. This elicits interrogation: has Cahiers even given up on their veil that they care about cinema?
Bernard Chardère on the early years of Positif*
*Positive Liaisons: Correspondance des Auteurs 1952 - 1958 (Éditions Jean-Michel Place, 2000)
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Recommended Tumblr: Welcome to Somerton
Welcome to Somerton: Kubrick connections and the mystery of Eyes Wide Shut | http://somerton.tumblr.com/
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Monday, February 17, 2014
It Felt Like Love (Feb 18th, 8PM @ Double Double Land)
On Tuesday February 18th at 8pm at Double Double Land, MDFF and cléo will present a free screening of Eliza Hittman's It Felt Like Love with an introduction by cléo Managing Editor Julia Cooper.
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