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I'm happy for my guy Kleber Mendonça Filho

If you haven't yet read Delon's "controversy" section on his wikipedia page and you still think he was more of a Greek god than a real person, I suggest you to watch Indian Summer (1972). Achingly beautiful movie where he's at his most vulnerable and humane

Yi Yi (A One and a Two), Edward Yang (2000) Over its 173 minutes, the film follows a middle-class family in Taipei across a single year. Yang portrays three generations with a largely static camera and long takes, often framed through windows and glass.

It wasn't really tactful for Hal Hashby to reenanct Mishima's seppuku just one year after his death. I would expect better for a such an emphatic filmmaker /s

#BornOnThisDay one of our favourite French film directors Jean-Pierre Melville (1917-1973)! #NeoNoir #FilmNoir #BOTD

I wonder how many people we could trick into watching the full 9 hours if a big account posted something like: "so you haven't seen any doc as good as YCSE? Try watching Tie Xi Qu: West of the tracks and report back to me"

Liv Ullmann "Books have always been living things to me. Some of my encounters with new authors have changed my life a little. When I have been perplexed, looking for something I could not define to myself, a certain book has turned up, approached me as a friend would."

The Age of Innocence (1993, dir. Martin Scorsese)

Watch Refn's latest if y'all wanna see a combinaition of this and Barbarella (1968)

I don't think the films works overall, but the Private K parts in Her Private Hell rule and Charles Melton is so good in them. Really channels the animalistic streak of Joe Shishido, whose film Refn was clearly homaging

Agata Kulesza in Paweł Pawlikowski's "Ida" - BOTD

Celebrating the arrival of autumn with the glorious Liv Ullmann, photographed by Philippe Le Tellier in 1969.

Mangrove (2020) part of Small Axe miniseries One of the best courtroom drama, of recent years at least. It's not necessary saying how it blows The trial of the Chicago 7 out of water, but I'll say while completely different movies it's has a better portrayal of a black revolutionary group than OBAA

Abel Ferrara’s King of New York is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 btw

Still thinking about the 4th dream in Resurrection (2025). Bi Gan got into my brain circa 2018 and made a film out of some of my obsessions of that time (The Addiction, Noè, WKW, Rebels of the Neon God, Only Lovers Left Alive)

Cool to see Johnnie To giving Lee Chang Dong the Grand Jury Prize Silver Lion at the Venice closing ceremony.

Just Sandra Hüller screaming "Shut up, fascist scum!"

Paz de la Huerta in Gaspar Noe's ENTER THE VOID (2009) She was BOTD in 1984

Rock your heart out! 🎸❤️‍🔥 LINDA LINDA LINDA from Nobuhiro Yamashita is now streaming on the Criterion Channel!

Lemming (2005) is funny because at some point it turns into The Conversation but with an hamster instead of bugs. It's relatable because I too would get paranoid if I wasn't sure of being worthy partner of my wife Charlotte Gainsbourg

'The General Zapped an Angel' (1970) by Dutch-Italian artist Karel Thole

Inazuma (Lightning), 1952, Japan - by director Mikio Naruse

He had more iconic roles in other films, but Ben Gazzara for me will always be the blind man who wouldn't acknowledge his blindness while the whole town went along with it in Dogville, and Vincent Gallo's father in Buffalo '66. What a guy. He would bring so much to any role no matter how small

This already has me finding parallelisms and the film is not even out yet lol Three Colours: Blue - Krzysztof Kieślowski Possible Love - Lee Chang-dong

Hell yes, I can finally watch Tropical Malady Syndromes and a Century is one of the best movies of the century btw

I'll have to get around A Book of Memories at some point Parallel Tales seems to be even more my thing but it just feels too daunting

I think we can all agree that after "No one wins. One side just loses more slowly - Prez" this is the best The Wire epigraph lol

The guy here kinda looks Basil Rathbone that had me wondering what Sherlock Holmes was doing on a Train in iron curtain east europe

The episode of Nirvana the Band the Show where they spoof LOST and Matt is continuely flashbacking is genius lol and so 2008 that almost it hurts to watch

The Burbank Utena chair…

L'Amour l'après-midi, Éric Rohmer (1972)

David Bowie with director Nicolas Roeg #botd filming The Man Who Fell to Earth in New Mexico, 1975

Nobody did it like Welles. I love how in Touch of Evil he only shot himself in low angle shoots just to make himself look fatter lol

Images - Robert Altman; or hints of 3 Woman (1977) Sharing the same editor, and with their fragmented guilty ridden leads, it would make for a haunting double bill with Don't Look Now (1972)

Great film from the 60s: 1960: Eyes Without a Face 1961: The Hustler 1962: L'Eclisse 1963: High and Low 1964: Woman in the Dunes 1965: Repulsion 1966: Blow-Up 1967: Belle de Jour 1968: Rosemary's Baby 1969: Z

welcome to sunday morning nw: taipei story (1985) dir: edward yang dp: yang wei-han

Student writer John Woo's top ten films of 1970, in no particular order, from the Chinese Student Weekly (29/1/1971): (1) Zabriskie Point (2) Z (3) The Damned (4) Woodstock (5) Cul-de-sac (6) M*A*S*H (7) Midnight Cowboy (8) Women in Love (9) Contempt (10) Medium Cool

Imagine if the guy from La Cabina (1972) got stuck in this telephone box on a beach instead of urban Madrid. It would've been way less scary

Why is Frasier's pilot that good? lol It might just be the best after Twin Peak's

Hanna Schygulla in Die Ehe der Maria Braun, (The Marriage of Maria Braun), Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1979)

The first shot from 964 Pinocchio clearly demonstrates that Wenders' biggest influences for Perfect Days were Ozu and the 1991 seminal sex cyborg movie!