Federico Fellini, Stanley Kubrick, Ingmar Bergman, Scorsese, Wim Wenders, Roman Polanski – on the one hand we could lose ourselves now to an encyclopedic target: making a list of the most important movies or film-directors.
But on the other hand I try to get forward on a road, describing, WHY a movie is important for our identity, emotions, plans, inner discussions.
Bonnie & Clyde, because we are trying to understand LOVE? The isolation of a couple? Violence? Evil karma?
“Orfeo Negro”, because it represents the easy Brazilian lifestyle – in the contrary to the capitalism of USA and Europe? The sound of a single samba guitar (Luiz Bonfa) in the contrary to marching military brass?
following (next page): me on guitar, trying to grab with my thick fingers the main tune of the movie ORFEO NEGRO: “Manha de carnival” / “The morning of the carnival“
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it’s wonderful – a tribute to the easy mood feelings …
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related:
http://giulas41.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/the-movies/#comment-685
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Movies help us forget… sometimes. Then there are those that haunt us forever. Did you see The Killing Fields?
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Great post!!!What do you think about these latest releases from German Autheurs in 3D. Did you see Pina? what about the one from Herzog in the french cave?
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my wife and me, yes, we did see Pina Bausch, Wim Wenders, 3D
1. 3D not necessary
2. good body-languages, moods, emotions
3. missing: a story, leading through the movie. a little brainless, without a good story-telling concept.
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Hi Eliz… Killing Fields is really amazing… I remember even the soundtrack from Mike Oldfield… Great film!!!
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Thanks for the mention and pingback!
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related:
http://andrewivers.typepad.com/theblog/2011/04/kottke-has-kubrucks-lost-film-httpkottkeorg1104kubricks-lost-first-film.html
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http://www.life.com/gallery/61141/taboo-then-typical-now?xid=weeklytopten#index/11
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