Ed McCarry

cinema guild // @theater_matters

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Opportunities to study post-Intolerance D.W.G.

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João César Monteiro on BROKEN BLOSSOMS in 1965.

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"[The films that] reconciled me with my country and my language." - Pedro Costa

New trailer for the films of António Reis & Margarida Cordeiro, newly restored and distributed in North America for the first time.

LOS ANGELES PREMIERE ~ June 9-11 at Now Instant via @mezzaninefilm

[Ed McCarry @_edwardmc]

"I am doing my work, living my life, trying to rest, feeling a little sick, and living with gratitude."

A rare new interview with Hong Sangsoo:
https://t.co/PWAHP3C3fI

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“Let us also recall that when someone asked him, during a dinner, what he did for a living, Brecht replied: ‘I make jewelry for the poor.’”

- quoted by J-C Biette

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Brecht wrote “a little detective story” where the setting is a dinner with Jean Renoir and Carl Koch. In it, Renoir tells a war story.

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Shinji Somai's P.P Rider was written by Howard Hawks.

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In the last years of his life, Howard Hawks helped a young screenwriter, who approached the master for advice, on a story: “I’m having fun with it.” The writer was Leonard Schrader, and the story became a film in 1983: P.P. RIDER by Shinji Somai. From ‘Hawks on Hawks’:

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June 3rd in Montreal:
https://t.co/oMpFdDnq8z

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June 9 - 11 in Los Angeles at Now Instant Image Hall:

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Absolutely great season coming up for @lallianceny : Jean Pierre Gorin retrospective with screenings of Renoir's Toni & Grémillon's Lumière d’été, Chabrol + Huppert, Wiseman in France, The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 35mm, and most exciting of all... La Marseillaise in 35mm.

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Starting this Friday and running until May 17 at TIFF Cinematheque:

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And tonight and tomorrow at The Beacon: Jocelyne Saab's The Razor's Edge. I'd be living there this week!

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https://t.co/mNL6okdvvh

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This Sunday, 5/10, at The Beacon in Seattle, WA:
a scorching double feature.

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A poem by Chaplin:

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MAY DAY VERDICT
"Yes, to nothingness!"

A tribunal on the occasion of Huillet's 90th

+ a short text dedicated to Patrícia Saramago, editor of OÙ GÎT VOTRE SOURIRE ENFOUI? (WHERE LIES YOUR HIDDEN SMILE?), and her new film DOIS E UM GATO (TWO AND A CAT)––

https://t.co/ywxA3zePUF

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"People have no idea what it was to prepare an ‘actress’ like that explosion... Don’t think it was a fortuitous, natural spectacle. In fact, nothing is left to chance in our films."

A never-before-published interview w/ Reis & Cordeiro on ROSA DE AREIA:
https://t.co/B7etVdil5b

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Mizo.
https://t.co/AnvI55jTiF

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I've been commissioned by @theater_matters to translate a short play by the actor and comedian Karl Valentin, a collaborator with Bertolt Brecht, an inspiration to Samuel Beckett, and, like both, an adept of gallows humor.

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From 8 to 17 May, TIFF Cinematheque in Toronto presents a retrospective dedicated to Portuguese filmmakers António Reis and Margarida Cordeiro, marking the beginning of a wider North American rollout.
→ https://t.co/AWAdnzlCU3