Movie City Indie Archive for December, 2010
Calligraphing the new Wong Kar-Wai
So that’s what his swordplay pic’s about.
Kenneth Anger And Dennis Lim At The Ann Arbor Film Festival
[Via Mike Everleth.]
Did Anyone Tell Ira Glass?
Was looking for examples of great poster art from 2010, and found THIS not-so-subtle Italian retitling of the Dave Eggers-Vendela Vida-Sam Mendes Away We Go.
Let It Snow: A Blizzard Symphony [UPDATED JAN 3]
An overnight drift, saluted by Roger Ebert, explained by filmmaker Jamie Stuart. [Stuart’s video went viral after Ebert’s oomph; he’s added a link to the press his sifty symphony has gotten—print, online and broadcast—here.]
Terry Gilliam’s 1884 Animation Test
To be produced by Mr. Gilliam and directed by Tim Ollive. [Via Cory Doctorow.]
SANTA AND THE ICE CREAM BUNNY
This seems… scary. A much more entertaining, exploitation-style newspaper ad from the 1972 release BELOW.
Teasing Kevin Smith’s Sundance-Debuting Horror, RED STATE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K-4aLeGWF4&feature=player_embedded
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WTF FTW: Trailering Hanna
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRUx88vRjIk&feature=player_embedded
A Fine Sundance-Bound Poster
David Lowery, whose St. Nick is very fine, posts this Sundance-bound poster. Here’s hoping the film is as fine. A story is offered at the link.
The Inception of Movie Editing: The Art of D. W. Griffith
A video essay by Michael Joshua Rowin and Kevin B. Lee. Worth it for a glimpse of a tinted Intolerance backed by Hans Zimmer’s Inception score as well as its punchline. Text. [Via Matt Zoller Seitz (@mattzollerseitz).]
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