20s: Sunrise
30s: Vivacious Lady
40s: Cluny Brown
50s: The Quiet Man
60s: My Night At Maud's
70s: Charley Varrick
80s: Modern Romance
90s: Holy Smoke
00s: Deja Vu
10s: The Day He Arrives
20s: Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy
20s: Sherlock Jr
30s: L’Age D’Or
40s: Meshes of the Afternoon
50s: Duck Amuck
60s: La Jetee
70s: Don’t Look Now
80s: Sans Soleil
90s: Cure
00s: L’Intrus
10s: Kill List
20s: Aftersun
A group of settlers just lynched Hamdan Ballal, co director of our film no other land. They beat him and he has injuries in his head and stomach, bleeding. Soldiers invaded the ambulance he called, and took him. No sign of him since.
hilarious to me how much media outlets describe it as “sleek” and “sexy”, not because it’s not, but because I’m not sure it’s possible for a Soderbergh film to not be
BLACK BAG (Soderbergh, 2025). not nearly as experimental as PRESENCE, much more in his bag, but less interested in intelligence (and knowledge) maneuvering than in libidinal connections and faith/trust amidst Koepp’s espionage world of deceit/lies
NEON says there is no rivalry with A24 but their biggest competitor is actually Netflix.
“They desperately tried to beat us to buy ‘I, Tonya’ and ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire,’ and we ended up losing out to them on ‘Hit Man,’ ‘May December’ and ‘Fair Play.’ There’s a slew of movies where I’m the second-highest bidder to Netflix”
(Source: https://t.co/QT79CPdn8I)
Johnnie To on 'Everything Everywhere All at Once': "Listen, I don’t know why this film can get any awards. No idea. I can’t accept that." https://t.co/i77JjPPJ3p
You don't have to see Emilia Perez. Go for a walk. Reach out to a friend. Watch that Kurosawa film you've been meaning to for years. Jump in front of a bus. All certainly more worthwhile
Now for some happy news, according to this Korean media report, Kim Min-hee is pregnant and Hong Sang-soo is expected to become a father later this year https://t.co/nvWdM3lZQg