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Reassemblage
Trinh T. Minh-Ha says that she set out to make Reassemblage as an ethnographic film that paid no heed to conventions of documentary. It seems from interviews with her that her attempt wasn’t ex… more →
Precious Bodily Fluids
Reassemblage
ZC wrote 4 days ago: Trinh T. Minh-Ha says that she set out to make Reassemblage as an ethnographic film that paid no he … more →
The Decalogue, I-III
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ZC wrote 3 weeks ago: Krzysztof Kieslowski was a cinematic genius, at the level of a Godard or an Antonioni but receiving … more →
A Sentence on Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters
ZC wrote 1 month ago: With a structure alone that sets it apart from the fraught-with-contemporary-failures category of b … more →
Chocolat
ZC wrote 2 months ago: After wanting to watch Claire Denis’ film Chocolat for a couple years (and watching Lasse Hallstr … more →
The Last Emperor
ZC wrote 2 months ago: According to Yosefa Loshitzky’s chapter “The Quest for the Other: Bertolucci’s The Last Emper … more →
A Sentence on Powaqqatsi
ZC wrote 2 months ago: “Dude, say what you will about the tenets of national socialism. At least it’s an ethos. … more →
The Draughtsman's Contract
ZC wrote 2 months ago: The framing begins Feminists have almost as bad a rapport as male chauvinists, and not always withou … more →
A Sentence on Brazil
ZC wrote 4 months ago: Terry Gilliam’s all-too-real, warped, fish-eye view of the world as it already is, Brazil is … more →
Blood Simple
ZC wrote 4 months ago: You can’t really get the Coen brothers’ No Country for Old Men unless you’ve first … more →
E.T.
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ZC wrote 7 months ago: Our first experience at the midnight Friday showing at the Del Mar Theatre in downtown Santa Cruz w … more →
Hail Mary
ZC wrote 7 months ago: Having only seen Breathless and Pierrot Le Fou so far, Jean-Luc Godard’s Hail Mary was a depar … more →
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