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LATE STYLE IN FILM - now available for purchase at
stickingplacebooks.com/books…
(FYI: the price is discounted if you buy directly from the website)
Thank you, and please spread the word to anyone you think might be interested!
Collin Brinkmann retweeted
LOVE that our friend @JLevering4 delivered the @Brewers version of the line Bob Uecker delivers as Harry Doyle when the Indians win the pennant in “Major League.”
“The Brewers win the pennant! Oh my God, the Brewers win the pennant!”
Pitch-perfect homage, Levo.
THE BREWERS WIN THE PENNANT
The full call of the final out from @JLevering4, as heard on the Brewers Radio Network
Those game 3&4 lefty pull homers from Bauers Mitchell & Hamilton were just things of such sweet beauty wow Go Crew
The Russian dubbed version of Paper Tiger looks incredible / barely discordant at all lol
youtube.com/watch?v=RH4WUTz4…
In memory of Bill Krohn, wanted to share this discussion about late films he contributes to from the old a_film_by internet group:
the1517tocinema.blogspot.com…
A good conversation itself but also a nice example of Krohn's intellect & unique position in /perspective on film history
Have been offline all day so just hearing the sad news about Bill Krohn. His example of real, down-to-earth, erudite, curious, intellectually rigorous yet open-minded film journalism/criticism has always been an inspiration to me
Shout out to the guy who came into James Benning's Eight Bridges in the middle of the third bridge and left during the fourth bridge
Made a rare podcast appearance to chat about the big movie of the moment that everyone's been talking about: Peter Bogdanovich's 1996 TV movie legacy sequel To Sir, with Love II
open.spotify.com/episode/3pr…
Collin Brinkmann retweeted
On the inimitable Late Style (TM) history films of Roberto Rossellini generally, and his 1970 Socrates specifically, for @Metrograph: metrograph.com/futures-and-p…
Can we please make "smuggling the pole" a catchphrase denoting a certain kind of filmmaking
For @FilmComment, I spoke with Mariano Llinás about his dazzlingly idiosyncratic LIFE OF JORGE LUIS BORGES, which acts as both a sprawling biography of the Argentine author and a reflexive portrait of its own making. filmcomment.com/article/inte…
maybe à la Jean-Claude Biette's butterfly idea. Some filmmakers smuggle the pole, others don't
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Collin Brinkmann retweeted
This week: DANIEL a film by MARINE ATLAN. 2018. 57 min.
A kid gets lost at school and comes into contact with all sorts of surprising sights in this delicate featurette from a rising talent in French cinema.
For one week on lecinemaclub.com.
























