Richard Linklater on 'Zabriskie Point' as the most subversive studio film ever: "To know it got no love. But who wins the long game? Antonioni. I’m sitting here, raving about this film that I thought I knew. It was a beautiful, haunting experience to me all these years later. Everyone really crapped on the effort at the time. Who’s this old Italian guy coming here, telling us what’s going on? He really explored something of a time and a place and a malaise and a youth, and 𝘨𝘰𝘥𝘥𝘢𝘮𝘯 it’s 𝘣𝘦𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘧𝘶𝘭. It’s 𝘣𝘦𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘧𝘶𝘭 and haunting and sad and wonderful and sexy and hallucinatory and, dammit, I was so appreciative.
He got these kids to be real kids. He had the guts. These two people just being themselves. They’re not trained actors but they’re just real—they’re real people. That was a criticism of the movie. 'Oh, the performances are bad.' No, they’re authentic. There’s an authenticity to it all, I feel, and what it doesn’t have in one kind of polish it more than makes up for in just utter, lived authenticity. And it’s a studio movie, too. Geez. Unbelievable."
Read our interview with the director: https://t.co/cksNYxSrjw
@diegoquaglia2 Eu acho fantástico pensar que essa segunda foto não é um frame de divulgação e sim uma foto de verdade tirada pelo Gordon Parks pra Time Magazine, e são essas mulheres de verdade estranhando de verdade a Ingrid Bergman
Ed Sheeran is probably in shock right now. He knew that he was touring with Palestine supporters but he didn’t expect them to really believe in it. He doesn’t understand what that’s like. He’s never supported anything that wasn’t approved by the bosses for commercial purposes.
@fahspen todas as vezes que fui no show do Chico Buarque, peguei super animado meu lugar na mesa, ansioso pra ver quem ia chegar pra sentar comigo, achando que ia fazer amizade com algum fã do Chico
Era sempre um monte de burguês que nem faz ideia de quem é o Chico