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Peeping Tom
Identification is less terrifying than implication. Horror films can be scary, but scarier still is that genre-less class of films that implicate the viewer in the evils of its character(s). And just… more →
Precious Bodily Fluids
Peeping Tom
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ZC wrote 1 week ago: Identification is less terrifying than implication. Horror films can be scary, but scarier still is … more →
Bande à part
ZC wrote 1 month ago: Few would argue with that Jean-Luc Godard created Bande à part in the middle of his most well-docum … more →
A Sentence on The Battle of Algiers
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ZC wrote 2 months ago: The most brutal, epic, and fair documentary-style film most will ever see, the (remarkably!) French … more →
Lawrence of Arabia
ZC wrote 2 months ago: Some sure-fire signs that someone is a Marxist include: insisting on appealing to Marx for everythin … more →
Chronicle of a Summer
ZC wrote 2 months ago: "Okay, now act real!" Cinéma vérité is one of those topics of film studies that doesn … more →
Easy Rider
ZC wrote 4 months ago: The namesake of this blog, Andrew, once told me that the band Coldplay “is good at what they … more →
Dostoevsky & Kurosawa
ZC wrote 4 months ago: Perhaps more than any other part of Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, the following grabbed m … more →
Dr. Fail-Safe: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
dave wrote 5 months ago: I first saw Dr. Strangelove in school at about fifteen. I’d been trying to track it down for some … more →
Woman in the Dunes
ZC wrote 6 months ago: With a particular attraction toward Japanese film, am trying to lessen the number of important work … more →
Winter Light
ZC wrote 7 months ago: It’s been awhile since I’ve seen a Bergman film. Went through a stage a year or more ag … more →
Red Desert
ZC wrote 7 months ago: It has been said that Red Desert (Il Deserto Rosso) is Michelangelo Antonioni’s masterpiece. … more →
L'Eclisse
ZC wrote 7 months ago: L’Eclisse is the third film in Michelangelo Antonioni’s informal trilogy (or quadrilogy … more →
Pierrot Le Fou
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ZC wrote 7 months ago: Jean-Luc Godard might be a genius. Certainly he’s an artistic genius, but he might also be an … more →
Red Beard
ZC wrote 9 months ago: Watched Red Beard the other day for the thousandth time. For those of you unfamiliar, that would be … more →
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