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on the Hongian catchphrase “You’re so pretty [너무 예쁘다]!” for @NotebookMUBI. The (often funny) exclamatory appeal also tips towards men's intrusions into women's spaces. https://t.co/1CK6tDLvZZ now playing on @mubiuk.
“There is that cosmopolitan glibness—a light, quick intelligence which flickers at the edge of even her most stricken heroines and grounds her more extreme emotions in something unmistakably real.”—Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles) on the French icon Juliette Binoche on her birthday.
Join us Tuesday March 10 at @BAMfilmBrooklyn for a special 35mm screening of Luca Guadagnino’s lush melodrama I AM LOVE, featuring an introduction by bestselling cookbook author Alison Roman and Notebook Issue 8 contributor Elissa Suh. Tickets: https://t.co/TKnZ08lXrR
"In cinema, the image of a woman eating is seldom incidental... How or what she eats marks her difference: It can measure her position in the world or the distance she keeps from it."
Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles) writes on feral eating in feminist cinema. https://t.co/TnU4Mv35q6
not sure why hamnet tries to appeal to modern audiences with “grief” when shakespeare’s play centers on an issue much more relevant today: a dispute over land belonging to denmark
what are some movies u genuinely believe, deep down, that u love more than anyone else? mine are Bujalski’s Results, Zach Clark’s Little Sister, Les Blank’s Gap Toothed Women, In Person with Ginger Rogers
hopefully by now everyone has seen IF I HAD LEG'S I'D KICK YOU. here's me talking to Mary Bronstein who is just the coolest. @a24@voguemagazine https://t.co/ZDnAJQBxrJ
talked to oliver laxe about SIRAT and how all contemporary art is dead on arrival @BOMBmagazine. go see at @FilmLinc while you can! https://t.co/WFhHX0MDoX
The Cinema of Jean-Luc Godard
(1954 -2023)
335.54 GB
collection by @brunolem0n.
a body of work that spans features, shorts, documentaries, anthologies, interviews, and commercials: marked by the eccentric, rulebreaking spirit of French New Wave that forever redefined cinema.
Edo Choi (@edogoesboating), Chloe Lizotte (@celizotte), Maxwell Paparella (@44getting), Elissa Suh (@oddbarnacles) and Keva York (@kevasyork) sit down to discuss DRACULA, the riotous latest film from Radu Jude: https://t.co/bFJU23cjkZ