Movie City Indie Archive for October, 2012
Steve Martin endorses a candidate in his echoey eat-in kitchen (2’13”)
Download Rian Johnson’s First LOOPER Commentary Track, To Listen To In-heater
Johnson: “I recorded a commentary track to be downloaded, put on an ipod and listened to in the theater as you’re watching Looper. This is an odd thing I tried with Bloom, and have gotten a few requests for it again, so here it is. It is totally different from the commentary track that will be on the Blu/DVD, a bit more technical and detailed. Needless to say, this is NOT to be listened to on a first viewing, or before you’ve seen the film. Also, please work it so that a glowing screen is never out of your pocket during the movie.”
1 Comment »The State of the State Of Film (And Journalism) Today: J. Hoberman’s Keynote Address At Milwaukee FF12 (94m)
MFF 2012 Keynote Address: J. Hoberman from Milwaukee Film on Vimeo.
“As part of the 2012 Milwaukee Film Festival, we’re thrilled to pay tribute to one of the most quintessential voices in film criticism, J. Hoberman. For more than 30 years, Hoberman wrote for the Village Voice, taking over as senior film critic in 1988. The elimination of his position by the Voice in 2012 was seen as a watershed moment marking the end of journalistic film criticism. His most recent book, ‘Film After Film: (Or, What Became of 21st Century Cinema?)’ takes up the question of the place of film and film crticism today.”
[Via mkefilm.org.]
Takeshi Kitano’s Cinema Etiquette Spot With Yakuza From OUTRAGE BEYOND (1’00”)
NSFW Red-Band Trailering MOVIE 43, Directed by Brill, Farrelly, Graham, Carr, Dunne, Duffy, Van Tulleken, Banks, Forsberg, Ratner, Cundieff and Gunn
Gimme a “W”! Gimme a “T”! Gimme a “F”!
George Lazenby From James Bond at 50 doc EVERYTHING OR NOTHING (2’16”)
Steve Jobs, 1983: “We want to put an incredibly great computer in a book that you can carry around. We want to do it with a radio link in it so you don’t have to hook up to anything” (54’23”)
Simian Says: The Monkey From BARAKA Anderson Told Joaquin Phoenix To Look-See (1’36”)
[Via @somebadideas.]
MacArthur Fellows Poitras And Almada On Their Two Most Recent Films
Watch Behind the Lens – The Oath on PBS. See more from POV.
Watch El Velador: Filmmaker Interview with Natalia Almada on PBS. See more from POV.