jeanne moreau was directed by malle, antonioni, duras, fassbinder, truffaut, buñuel, welles, richardson, godard, demy, renoir, wenders & herself. she was one of the absolute greats. nobody walks as good on film as jeanne. <3
barbara hammer’s "exit interview" is a poignant, crushing read. she's one of the first filmmakers to receive acclaim for her work made as a lesbian, often (mostly) about lesbians. radical, pioneering, brilliant barbara. newyorker.com/culture/the-ne…
is anybody working on an english language translation of chantal akerman's ma mère rit? #chantalakerman
#bfiKR luxuriating in kelly reichardt symposium. (or reich💛as coined by @tr0ublemayer)
when the credits roll on a thoughtful, moving film, i don't get how some people can just start chatting shit about what they ate for dinner.
listening to so many papers on chantal Akerman this weekend has been a real privilege/joy. thank you @UniWestminster & @a_nos_amours 💛
leg arm head screens w/ daisies (vera chytilova!) tonight as part of the #directedbywomen strand of @Scalarama screeningfilm.com/events/dai…
agnès varda, chantal akerman, anna karina and susan sontag went skinny dipping together in the val d’aosta mountains...
"i applied me imagination to me observation" - queen of salford, shelagh delaney. (youtube.com/watch?v=SM22loR5…)
the pleasing sound of a can rolling along the street against a backdrop of lovely colour = a joyous moment of cinema
"the warm soup is tempting, but i know i must choose from now on to eat the soup, or to film the soup."
doing some late night lunges in preparation for @a_nos_amours's screening of sátántangó tomorrow.
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