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TEXTUR 7: Roberto Minervini includes contributions by Michelangelo Frammartino, @CinemaScopeMag, Payal Kapadia, @devikagirgayi, @jessicarinland, Pablo Marín, Marie-Hélène Dozo and many more! Our thanks to all the contributors and Roberto for all his help and support!
Beautiful launch of TEXTUR 7: Roberto Minervini last night at @Gartenbaukino before a packed screening of THE DAMNED!
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There are still three screenings of different films in this series ‘Animal, Vegetable, Mineral’. Go if you can!
My walk home afterwards felt surreal and weirdly serene in the Berlin light. (2)
#cinema #BabetteMangolte #TheSkyOnLocation #film #Berlin #ArsenalCinema #landscape
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Amazing screening last night at Berlin’s Arsenal Cinema. I talked about the American West & mapping & water & John Wesley Powell & the mediated landscape in Babette Mangolte’s stunning essay film ‘The Sky on Location’ (1)
On Friday, the legendary Rose Lowder joins me at Arsenal as part of "Animal, Mineral, Vegetable" to talk about two different parts of BOUQUETS series, the classic QUIPROQUO, the ravishing LA SOURCE DE LA LOIRE and her unique approach to filming nature: arsenal-berlin.de/en/cinema/…
Very happy to be welcoming various guests to Arsenal over the next couple of weeks for "Animal, Mineral, Vegetable"! First up, Shambhavi Kaul will be talking with me on Wednesday about her amazing SLOW SHIFT, showing with LE QUATTRO VOLTE, see you there! arsenal-berlin.de/kino/filmv…
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Berlin people! On Sunday June 23, I will be introducing 'The Sky on Location' directed by Babette Mangolte (who was Chantal Ackerman's cinematographer and shot 'Jeanne Dielman') at the Arsenal Cinema. Details below: arsenal-berlin.de/en/cinema/…
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The wonderful @dwhtwit gives a great overview of “Animal, Mineral, Vegetable - Nature and the Non-Human in Film” over at @CriterionDaily: criterion.com/current/posts/…
"Animal, Mineral, Vegetable - Nature and the Non-Human in Film" opens at Arsenal on June 1st with two great films about animals: the buzzing insects of Apichatpong's NIGHT COLONIES and the boy-turned-canine of Aravindan's beautiful KUMMATTY, see you there! arsenal-berlin.de/en/cinema/…
The remarkable SURRENDER (@FitzcarraldoEds) by @joannaofottawa was one of my starting points for the series, so happy that the circle is closing with her intro to THE SKY ON LOCATION on June 23rd!
BERLIN PEOPLE! I will be introducing Babette Mangolte's 'The Sky on Location' on June 23 at 8pm at Berlin's Arsenal Cinema. Mangolte is a filmmaker as well as a cinematographer (she shot Chantal Akerman's 'Jeanne Dielman'). Thank you @Lattimer_James for the invitation!
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Curated by @Lattimer_James, the film series "Animal, Mineral, Vegetable – Nature and the Non-Human in Film" runs June 1 - 30 at Berlin's @kinoarsenal. arsenal-berlin.de/en/cinema/…
Happy to announce the film series I’ve curated at Arsenal in Berlin: called “Animal, Mineral, Vegetable: Nature and the Non-Human in Film”, it comprises films from 100 years of film history from all over the world! Spread the word, it runs all June! arsenal-berlin.de/en/cinema/…
And once again, we're very happy to feature an extract from TEXTUR #6 - Lisandro Alonso on @NotebookMUBI, with Deborah Stratman (whose amazing LAST THINGS also screens at @Viennale) on LOS MUERTOS: mubi.com/de/notebook/posts/l…
This year's edition of TEXTUR is dedicated to Lisandro Alonso, who just spent a few lovely days with us in Vienna! It features writing by Viggo Mortensen, Olivier Père, Miguel Gomes @aelitademarte, Deborah Stratman, @genevieveyue and poems by a certain Elvio Flojoni!
Off to Madrid to present the film series I've curated for @museoreinasofia! It's called "La camera de la naturaleza" and brings together recent films that explore the relationship between humans and nature. From tonight until the end of the month! museoreinasofia.es/actividad…
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Raúl Ruiz, a retrospective including new and recent restorations, presented by the Viennale and @filmmuseumwien — viennale.at/en/preview/retro…
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“Scenes of the snow-covered landscape break up all the talk like the blank pages separating chapters of a novel. ” @Lattimer_James reviews Turkish filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan's About Dry Grasses from @Festival_Cannes. buff.ly/3CbK0Ul
I don't normally use Twitter for such things, but my accommodation for @Festival_Cannes has annoyingly just fallen through, so if anyone has a lead for a bed or a room from May 17th-May 25th, I'd be super grateful! Thanks a lot!
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"The care that he lavishes on establishing and merging routine and place gives the distinct impression that a sense of 'normality' is being constructed only to be subsequently dismantled."
Read @Lattimer_James's review of Mark Jenkin's film, ENYS MEN: filmcomment.com/blog/im-on-a…
The 60th @Viennale came to an end yesterday, but you can still enjoy the fruits of our publication labours with this exclusive @NotebookMUBI preview of TEXTUR 4 & 5 and ON FILM FESTIVALS!
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Three excerpts from three new books published by Viennale: a newly revised translation of a text by Hans Hurch, a poem by Alexandre Koberidze on Darezhan Omirbayev's THE ROAD, and a piece by Albert Serra on Alain Guiraudie's STAYING VERTICAL. mubi.com/notebook/posts/vien…