La Maison En Petits Cubes by Kunio Kato
As technology has progressed, the once simplistic medium of animation has gained great power to really move us. You must watch this.
Carl Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc in full. A must watch.
The coffee scene from Jean-Luc Godard’s 2 or 3 Things I Know About Her
La Maison En Petits Cubes by Kunio Kato
As technology has progressed, the once simplistic medium of animation has gained great power to really move us. You must watch this.
Jean Luc Godard’s Une Femme Est Une Femme
“Are you going with him or me?”
“With whoever does the most extraordinary thing.”
(Go to 6:14) So funny! So Godard. As much as I like and appreciate Breathless, Une Femme is one of my sentimental Godard favorites right next to Vivre Sa Vie. Absent are the usual shrouds of political and social commentary he includes in films like Les Carabiners. Instead there is a sugary satire of love, marriage, and American Hollywood musicals.
ROBIN HAMMOND - Condemned
Condemned documents the mental health impacts of crises in Africa – the trauma of mass rape, the grief of death in war, the insecurity of displacement. It illustrates what happens to the most vulnerable when governments implode and health systems collapse.
The mentally disabled in African countries in crisis are denied the opportunity to speak for themselves. Condemned gives them a voice.
Photojournalist Robin Hammond travels to South Sudan, Uganda, Somalia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and northern Kenya for this project and appeals in this short film for support to continue the work to West Africa.
Another Video: ‘Condemned - Somaliland’
(via burnedshoes)
The famous grape-stomping scene from Il Besbetico Domato (1980), starring Adriano Celentano and Ornella Muti. If you like feel good movies and can manage to get your hands on a copy of this one, you must see it.