Thread for the discussion of arthouse and classic cinema.
>/film/ literature
mega.nz
>/film/ charts
mega.nz
>/film/ directors directory
docs.google.com
>but user, how do I make webms with MPV?
github.com
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Austin Ramirez
Other urls found in this thread:
mega.nz
twitter.com
Jaxon Sanchez
>110 replies last thread
>took two days to make a new one
/film/bros... i think we need to throw in the towel...
and go to discord... please... do it... NOW
Michael Sullivan
what /films/ did u watch during the weekend, faggot man?
Ayden King
>watch some random silent movie I've never heard of
>it has INSANE production values
>"yep let's blow up some ships"
where did it went wrong?
Robert Peterson
what film?
Jace Nelson
btw it's not on the /his/ chart, and I havent heard about any other movie set during the First Barbary War
is the chart user here?
Tyler Parker
have another webm
Jose Robinson
has anyone seen it? it got awful critics at cannes
Ian Cooper
Really good movie
Nathan Ortiz
Based beyond belief. Keep those webms coming.
Jordan Cook
Lincoln Adams
>fr*nchman playing an italian
disgusting
Jackson Sanders
Movies I've seen in the last few months:
>Spirited Away (9/10)
>My Neighbour Totoro (6/10)
>Jeff Who Lives At Home (3/10)
>I'm Thinking of Ending Things (10/10)
>There Will Be Blood (8/10)
>The Master (7/10)
>Under The Skin (8/10)
>Another Round (9/10)
Evan Wright
>>I'm Thinking of Ending Things (10/10)
goodbye
Adam Barnes
a man of culture
Hudson Jackson
Is this all you've watched? They are all pretty good, though (besides that one odd choice).
Tyler Rogers
In the past few months, yes. I'm not a film buff as you can probably tell. I tried watching 'A Serious Man' yesterday but it cut of halfway through and wouldn't reload - it seemed okay but I wasn't massively impressed.
Any recs welcome.
Ryder Hill
>80% of /film/ lives in Ukraine
>Most of them are dead, have no electricity, or became refugees
>/film/ is dying with them
RIP. I hope you saw some beautiful explosions on your way out.
Jayden Ramirez
Leos Carax's miniseries adaptation of Herman Melville's "Pierre; or, The Ambiguities" subtitled in English for the first time ever, and available to watch for the first time ever since 2001 thanks to a VHS rip surfacing on YouTube last August: mega.nz
I'll be keeping this Mega link up for a couple of days but this'll be more permanently available in my shares on Soulseek; search up my current username Rrobynne Mk. II on there to get the goods.
This is technically a 'beta' version, I'm waiting for the guy who translated for me to get back to me with his seal of approval before I post it on other websites like snahp so let's call this a test & try to keep it within /film/ for now and let me know if you spot any errors. I'd like to create a new, better English translation of the whole film at some point since the Pola X DVD subtitles are quite rudimentary, but I'd need somebody to transcribe the original French word-for-word to do that since I'm no good at spoken French.
Henry Edwards
Try watching an arthouse film
Benjamin Martinez
% of /film/ lives in Ukraine
No proof
Mason Edwards
I'm going to buy a Powell & Pressburger box-set
Blake Parker
>watch 1920s film
>villian is an eastern european semitic looking guy with hypnotic powers
>watch 2020s film
>villian is a white guy
Things got simpler with the times, huh?
Mason Sanchez
the least pretentious kaufman film
Julian Bennett
Doesn't mean anything
Andrew Brown
Well it is based on someone else's book