“Trip to Nowhere” My movie will be about a poor artist who’s been struggling to sell his paintings. When pandemic started, he decided to explore his possibilities by taking LCD each morning and create. After a year he became famous and rich. Genre: drama/noir #cm316#cm316exam
Throughout the semester, I became even more certain that movies form the past were much deeper in terms of expressing idea (Ikiru) and more inventive in terms of filming methods (8 1/2). It was both motivating and useful for me as someone who used to work in the field! TY #cm316
The three defining characteristics of 21st-century film are technology, equality and ubiquity. I think that movies like Avatar and Black Panther showed us that film industry can still evolve and surprise #CM316
I was thinking of investigating parallelism in Lang's M & its role in character/theme protrayal. I'm not sure if I should focus only on frames/scenes or if including sound would be good as well. #cm316
In 8 1/2 (Federico Fellini, 1962), Guido Anselmi is unable to escape his dreams, journalists, his doctor, etc. as he escapes into his art and out of limbo. #FilmHistory#CM316
I like this scene because it shows her character fully: how desperate she is, how mad she is…the way she is slamming the door speaks for itself - “I’m done” #cm316
Ebert used such a right words to describe this movie that I couldn’t agree more: “isn’t a fun watch”, “exhausted scenario” and “creepy”. This movie was so weird, that my roomate wanted to stop in the middle 😅 https://t.co/CGWaXDFXIR #cm316