/film/ - Film

>>6578

It's just been uploaded to KG so now is a good time to look out for it

>>6795

Meh, I wish there were some subtitles.

hey does anyone know the rest of these? >>6435

cmon polish anon share your cool picks

>>6247

John Ford's The Iron Horse

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Since Trump is in the OP and riding high in the polls I want to post this documentary about his developing a golf course in Scotland. It's obviously biased against Trump but you still get a sense of how he operates.

>>6247

Plenty of movies have that American spirit, like Rocky IV and It's a Wonderful Life, but you're severely limiting yourself if you only want movies that take place before the 20th century. Some movies that are coming to mind are Gone With the Wind (1939) and The Yearling (1946). Also two Shirley Temple movies that take place in the Confederate South The Littlest Rebel (1935) and The Little Colonel (1935). There's also Buster Keaton's The General (1926).

>>6257

Heston also played Andrew Jackson again in The Buccaneer (1958).

That's all I can think of.

Why can't he just download it and play it himself?

Man i was making a list of Hungarian films and that one didn't appear anywhere

And reading stuff it says it's one of the best in recent years

On topic, what this lad said >>6831 , there seems to be a good torrent on Kickass, 1.39GB with 7 seeders

Or you meant "good quality" as in 720p minimum?

never streamed myself, but I remember people spamming streams on cytube and connectcast

it really should be possible to sync playback of a file that both of you have while logged into some chat service

>>6810

playback disabled, what is this madness

it's a fun Indian movie. epic in length but not quality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiMbquNxhV4

Someone on /pol/ put a bunch of these in a mega folder: https://mega.nz/#F!F99QQIxC!0aljCC-AfqqhAX48T_U78g

>>6534

oh man, I've been waiting so many years for this. Almost redeems the last year of mostly bland shit Criterion has been putting out. Stoked

>>3193

I was once browsing the Criterion releases at a Barnes and Noble with my sister when we were approached by two guys who looked more or less like the ones in this video. They asked us, "Are you guys 'Criterion collectors'?" and I immediately said no.

I didn't know that there existed an entire subculture of teens who spend their allowances on Criterion releases until this thread, but I now think they were trying to recruit me and my sister.

14 hours left on this sale:

All in-stock Blu-rays and DVDs are 50% off SRP with promo code FEB50!

https://www.criterion.com/sale

>>6787

Oh boy

That's great for the list maniacs

Thanks a lot

>>6349

There are few decent films from 2000+, but not in this style as far as I know (which isn't that much, so don't take my word for it). The conditions that led to the Czech new wave just aren't there anymore.

>>6706

My guess would be that communism/lack of consumer culture slowed the development down and even in the 90s it took some time to get up to "speed". But you'd have to compare it to other post communist countries to have any kind of certainty about my hypothesis.

>>6804

Thanks. I noticed Kytice a.k.a. Wild Flowers (2000) has a similar style. It was make by Jakubisko's production company. I see they've made several visually appealing films that seem to build upon New Wave aesthetics. I've wanted to see Bathory for a while.

http://www.jakubiskofilm.com/en/movies/

>>6807

Yeah, Bathory wasn't bad. Not exceptionally good, but not bad.

I didn't enjoy Kytice much. Not that it's bad film on its own, but it's hard to make a classical/shot movie based on poems like those without loosing something. Though that's not really relevant for someone who can't read the original poems.

also some resources:

http://uloz.to/ - this is where cz normies go to pirate shit. Usually YIFI-tier at best but lots of stuff is hard to find elsewhere (maybe except private trackers?).

https://war-forum.net/index.php - not exclusively focused on cz/sk stuff, but still probably better than most English websites - if you can get by with translator. You have to make couple posts if you want to see the important parts of the forum.

>>6813

> I didn't enjoy Kytice much

That's too bad. I was optimistic about it.

Thanks for the links. I tried cztorrent a couple years ago which had some Czech rarities mixed in with the regular mainstream Hollywood releases. But the selection was pretty limited.

probably because everyone there is already jewish and doesn't need to be brainwashed and indoctrinated with jewish values

>>6546

They promote different values in other countries than in their own. Shitting on things that aren't theirs is a past-time of the jews, I suppose it's jealousy, considering those turkish/mongolian halfbreeds have never made anything noteworthy themselves.

I think Jews in the US were initially drawn to show business because they were a minority without great job prospects. Acting used to be frowned upon as a low occupation.

When the movie business took off, there were already many Jews in that industry and they were able to achieve success. The sense of community/tribalism probably help pull more of them in.

I have no idea about Israel. Perhaps there is less of a drive to stand out creatively when you aren't a minority. Or maybe Israeli culture simply doesn't have the worldwide appeal of American culture.

100 best Israeli movies - http://www.imdb.com/list/ls057083700/

>>6634

sad news

he was a great director

a few links here

http://ulozto.net/hledej?q=rivette

Is this like the long obscure post-modern novel of film?

>>6748

Pretty funny, although the design of the site isn't really my concern right now. I just used a Wordpress preset, I will change it later but for now I'm more focused on content

>>6750

So, you want to make your own Cahiers Du Cinema?

>>6743

Damn that article about hing was pretty damn good, keep them coming, you have some talent for writing

>>6757

I just want to make something. I see a lot of good discussion about movies on this board and I feel like with just a little bit of polish and effort people could turn their thoughts into something readable that can escape the insularity of the board and be visible to more people and maybe inspire them to watch something different, or think of the things they have watched in a different way.

>>6759

Thanks, I plan to keep writing stuff and putting it up and hopefully other people will get on board soon enough

Where is that gif from, Anon?

J-POP meets CAKE

>>2402

Jerry Lewis' The Clown Who Cried

>>6458

Yeah this BBC video updates the situation with some new unreleased production photos.

It's weird how we kind of passed a tipping point with this film. It's been talked about for decades with minimal information and no chance of ever seeing it. Then recently new content started to drip out every few months, and now a possible release date. It's must be a combination of Jerry Lewis approaching the end of his life and enough people on the internet pressing the issue.

>>6501

I would bet that if you have seen Life is Beautiful then its a fair chance you have seen what could have been The day The Clown Cried, imho.

https://vimeo.com/1524708

/egy/ reporting in?

Cairo Station is recommended by me

But your question is pretty broad. A lot of the posts on this board could fit your criteria. It depends what you like watching.

>>6663

PTP takes a lot of effort to get an invite for someone else

You're not on any private torrent sites?

>>6705

> Someone promised me a KG account here last summer, did the whole good taste top 10 but never gave it.

Is that post still here somewhere? KG was granting invites for a few months but now they stopped again.

I used to give them out like candy. So my invite tree is full of disabled accounts, which looks bad since they've gotten stingy about granting invites.

Farocki, yeah, there are 70 torrents for him.

>>6705

>Someone promised me a KG account here last summer

are you the guy who had the Oman flag at one point? And I think had Querelle in your top 10?

>>6660

I had high hopes, but I was honestly pretty bored by it. I'm by no means opposed to slow movies (Lav Diaz is one of my favorite directors), but this one just didn't seem to do anything to justify the glacial pace of a lot of the shots. I remember one shot in a palace with a transparent curtain being particularly punishing and masturbatory. I also found it hard to care about anything that was happening because I couldn't understand the story or any of the motivations of the characters, there seemed to be no rhyme or reason to any events. There were a few nice shots, especially the title shot and the black and white one towards the end with the girl standing on the windy cliff, but overall I came away from it disappointed. The only other HHS film I've seen is Millennium Mambo, which I liked but also found to be a bit needlessly slow at times. From what I can gather neither that nor The Assassin are really typical films of his (at least in terms of the time they take place in), so I still need to check out some of his other stuff before I can pass judgment on him as a filmmaker.