A film of mine is going to be screened in a cinema for the first time!
I was moved to receive an email recently that said my film had been selected for a showcase called Film as Therapy: fitting that the aforementioned film was one I had made to give myself the present of hope.
The world is changing too fast, sometimes it's hard to recognise it.
But some things still don't change: I went for a haircut and they were playing Kumar Sanu songs.
Movie idea: One of Odysseus' men goes vegan and becomes the first animal rights activist after his brief traumatising experience of being turned into a pig
Top viewings from July 2026:
- The Marriage of Maria Braun (1979)
- The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (1972)
- The Odyssey (2026)
- Last Summer (1969)
- Talking Heads (1980)
- Send Help (2026)
@artwithinpod It's like that scene in The Dark Knight Rises when Batman comes to John Blake's rescue and Joseph Gordon Levitt also looks at him with similar awe
@UnderstanderArt I myself was unsure how to feel about it the first time - let's see how I feel on a rewatch. Did you think it's in a way similar to the end of Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven?
@BilgeEbiri Was wondering what we're supposed to think of the final fight. While one could say the suitors had it coming, it was also slightly odd to have it right after that whole speech - which made me think of Unforgiven and how we feel about that protagonist
@SonnyBunch His name alone has insane pull. The peak was when I saw people here in Mumbai turn up for 7 AM screenings of Oppenheimer - a 3-hr movie about a physicist, intensely talky, partially in black and white - don't think any other director right now could convince audiences like him