@dutyfreechamp@Notcertaim@latenightlevi There’s even that Fassbinder quote about how all filmmakers make the same film over and over again! Gus Van Sant really needs to get more love! People need to see “Paranoid Park”!
@wrexweed@thamosdeaf I love Bringing Out the Dead. Probably my favorite Scorsese. Always wondered whether that 180 deg camera tilt as the ambulance races down the street was inspired by a similar shot in Godard’s “A Married Woman”.
@dutyfreechamp@fromthereel I’ve only seen “The Seventh Seal” and that was a long time ago. But I do love Dreyer, especially “Day of Wrath”, “Vampyr”, and “Michael”.
@LFauexProd@AMCTheatres This takes me back to when my brother and I watched “That Most Important Thing: Love” with a bunch of elderly women at @QuadCinema .
@pescayyyu@noahs_corner Why are you so dismissive of the others? Loach, the Dardenne Bros., and Kore-eda are the greatest humanist filmmakers alive today. Wong and Tsai are also legendary. Let me also add Wenders, Schlondorff, von Trotta, Hansen-Love, and Malick.
@TroyMP94@tnyfrontrow Ehh, Focus Features is still indie, no? And it's just "Dark Waters", which ties into long-standing environmental interests from "Safe".
Former Israeli Ambassador to France Avi Pazner recalls witnessing a 1996 meeting where French President Jacques Chirac told Netanyahu to his face:
I don't believe a single word that comes out of your mouth. Your entire policy consists of provoking the Palestinians.
Pazner, who had attended hundreds of head-of-state meetings, says he had never seen anything like it:
Chirac turned completely red, Netanyahu turned completely white.
Netanyahu stayed silent, clenched his teeth, then kept explaining his policy.
Walking out, he let out a heavy sigh: "Ah, fortunately, that's over."
🇫🇷🇮🇱- Ancien ambassadeur d’Israël, Avi Pazner raconte le jour où Jacques Chirac a dit en face, à Netanyahou :
« Je ne crois pas un mot qui sort de votre bouche. Toute votre politique consiste à provoquer les Palestiniens.»
- Le temps des hommes d'État en France est loin.
@noahs_corner Idk, you have Claire Denis, the Dardenne Bros., Ken Loach, Wong Kar-Wai, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Tsai, Kore-eda, that Turkish guy whose name I forget…