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Chadd Harbold
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Chadd Harbold
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Head of Production: Post Film | Director: PRIVATE PROPERTY | Producer: LINOLEUM, DEPRAVED, WRATH OF BECKY, MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND | https://t.co/YuN1nHZopH
Brooklyn, NY Bergabung Ekim 2009
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@selfstyledsiren @FilmLinc @MoMAFilm In general, with a negative review, not recommending that you not see the movie but that you not enjoy it.
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I hope the NY film crowd at least has the self-awareness to realize they are all an oppressive class because this is the kind of greed you read about in the Bible. This is fucking filthy decadence.
Jayce@jblacksomething
God 😮💨
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Children being exposed to disturbing movies they are entirely too young for and have no business watching is an important rite of passage, a time-honored tradition
Mariella !@pfaffphobic
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This hits much harder when you know Aguirre the wrath of God is why Yang gave up electrical engineering to pursue filmmaking
n@ctrlarchive
as werner herzog said best, yi yi illuminates the power of cinema
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me to my mom once a week between the ages of sixteen and nineteen
michael@FilledwithUrine
no you don’t understand the movie is supposed to make you feel bad that’s why it’s so great
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HM: Aspen, The Cars that Ate Paris, Chime, The Most Terrible Time in My Life, Phase IV, Rambling Rose, Vice Squad
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#Top5FirstViews March 2026
Welfare (Frederick Wiseman, 1975)
Night of the Juggler (Robert Butler / Sidney J. Furie, 1980)
Edvard Munch (Peter Watkins, 1974)
Serpent’s Path (Kiyoshi Kurosawa, 1998)
Speaking Parts (Atom Egoyan, 1989)
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Mary Beth Hurt, who was nominated for three Tonys and appeared in films including “Interiors” and “The World According to Garp,” died on Sunday from Alzheimer’s. She was 79. variety.com/2026/film/news…
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@BilgeEbiri you're right, if it's only 24 fps we're not interested
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they’re both backlit by the sun despite facing directly opposite one another
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm
The new trailer for the live-action ‘MOANA’ remake has been released. In theaters on July 10.
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Stop comparing this to entertainment. It’s all written to target addiction centers in the brain in the ways that mobile gaming did and worse. Most of their money comes from horribly addicted whales. It’s not the future of filmmaking.
TheWrap@TheWrap
Inside the future of Hollywood 🎬 No trailers. No hierarchy. No wasted time. On this micro-drama set, everyone—from PA to lead—is working side by side, shooting entire storylines in a single day and turning around full series in just over a week. TheWrap's Tess Patton visited sets around L.A. to explore what this billion-dollar, phone-first industry actually looks like behind the scenes.
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Punishment Park (Peter Watkins, 1971): “I’ve been on TV before.” One of the most righteously angry movies I’ve ever seen. Watching this while we are at a similar, repressive inflection point as Vietnam was both harrowing and filled me with hope. Perhaps this time we can persevere
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"THE SWIMMER [1968] is a surreal, unsettling, and highly stylized masterpiece, featuring an unforgettable performance by Burt Lancaster, and directed by Frank Perry. It is based on the 1964 short story of the same title by author John Cheever.
It follows a man’s delusional journey across suburban pools, which serves as a profound allegory for the decline of the American Dream, personal failure, and the loss of youth.
A "suburban odyssey" that blends a dreamy, sunny aesthetic with dark, psychological undercurrents, it acts as a blistering satire of upper-middle class affluence, vanity and denial. The film is known for its dream-like, sometimes disjointed narrative, with some viewers seeing it as an interpretation of the descent into Hell."
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