Is anyone seeing this?I know it's being played currently in a lot of cities.

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inconnu 11/07/15 (Sat) 17:36:23 No.6208

Is anyone seeing this?

I know it's being played currently in a lot of cities.

inconnu 11/07/15 (Sat) 22:58:54 No.6209

Can anyone link me to a list of theaters this will be coming to? I've looked everywhere and can't find anything

inconnu 11/07/15 (Sat) 23:08:54 No.6210

>>6209

I was going to ask the same thing. Is this screened as a one day affair? Hell of a marathon but I'd definitely do it.

inconnu 11/08/15 (Sun) 04:55:21 No.6214

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OUT 1 dates from http://www.carlottafilms-us.com/out1/

November 4 - 19, 2015 ... BAMcinématek - Brooklyn, NY

November 6 - 11, 2015 ... Gene Siskel Film Center - Chicago, IL

November 7 - 8, 2015 ... International House Philadelphia - Philadelphia, PA

November 8, 2015 ... ALAMO Ritz - Austin, TX

November 14 - 15, 2015 ... The Cinefamily - Los Angeles, CA

November 19 - 22, 2015 ... Oklahoma City Museum of Art - Oklahoma City, OK

A long article on the restoration: http://blog.frieze.com/out-1/

That article has the bluray release date wrong though. It's scheduled for January 2016.

inconnu 11/08/15 (Sun) 05:06:08 No.6215

>>6210

I only looked at Chicago but they split it into 4 showings of 2 parts each.

inconnu 11/26/15 (Thu) 16:27:30 No.6348

So, how was it?

inconnu 01/21/16 (Thu) 03:15:54 No.6585

I'm seeing this at a marathon screening in a couple days, couldn't be more excited. Any other movies I should watch beforehand to prepare myself for it? I haven't seen anything else by Rivette and was thinking of watching some of his earlier films, especially L'Amour Fou, any other suggestions?

inconnu 01/21/16 (Thu) 08:01:58 No.6586

>>6585

I think L'amour fou is a great choice for a warmup. It's one of his better works and was made right before Out 1.

inconnu 01/25/16 (Mon) 21:39:42 No.6613

So, I finally watched got a chance to see it. I would recommend it. I don't know if its necessary to see it in one sitting, two would probably have been fine, but it goes by pretty quickly anyway. I can't figure out exactly why because it's not like a ton of stuff happens, it just all happens for a very long time and very slowly compared to a normal film. But it didn't feel like a TV show, more like a normal film in slow motion. Aside from the length, the acting was really great, the plot was poignant, and the film as a whole is a really, really impressive piece of work. Glad I saw it, now I have to catch up on Rivette's other stuff

inconnu 01/25/16 (Mon) 23:21:54 No.6614

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>>6613

Did you have time to see anything else from Rivette before watching this one?

I've seen a handful from him at random, not following ratings or guides, and it was all pretty impressive/distinctive in different ways.

Your impression of OUT reminds me a little of Celine and Julie, which seemed like it was going to be aimlessly long and uneventful. But the more I watched the more I was sucked into it.

inconnu 01/30/16 (Sat) 08:02:10 No.6634

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Rivette just died ;_;

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/30/movies/jacques-rivette-french-director-dies.html?_r=0

inconnu 01/31/16 (Sun) 06:04:15 No.6643

>>6634

sad news

he was a great director

a few links here

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

inconnu 01/31/16 (Sun) 20:43:01 No.6647

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

inconnu 02/26/16 (Fri) 10:10:00 No.6794

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I just watched Paris Belongs to Us to see how Rivette got started.

It begins as a typical drama about a group of young artists in the city. Sometimes these sorts of movies can be a little dry if nothing much happens.

However this story adds an interesting dimension with noirish elements of paranoia, mystery and fatalism. The result lies somewhere between Cassavetes and Kiss Me Deadly. A solid first feature.

Now I'm interested to read some of Rivette's writing for Cahiers... I don't suppose anyone has a recommendation?