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It Felt Like A Kiss - Adam Curtis' experimental film now online

Rewatched most of the Parallax View the other night - unfortunately it finished past my bedtime - and when "the incredible montage" came on half-way through I was reminded of Adam Curtis' films. His new experimental film It Felt Like A Kiss, which was the basis of a recent installation in Manchester, is now up over on his blog for a limited time.

Filed under  //   adamcurtis   art   film  
Posted August 3, 2009
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The Parallax View - the incredible montage

Ace, frightening, mildly NSFW montage from the middle of "...the definitive 70s paranoia thriller" The Parallax View. 

Further commentary over at the DVD Savant, including a grab of one of the scariest frames.

Filed under  //   film   youtube  
Posted August 3, 2009
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Herrmann's "Vertigo" score dissected on the Film Programme

There was a great bit on a recent Radio 4 Film Programme, with the pianist Neil Brand talking through Bernard Herrmann's beyond classic score for Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" - I've excerpted it here...

  
(download)

Filed under  //   alfredhitchcock   bbc   bernardherrmann   film   radio4   soundtrack  
Posted December 29, 2008
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Flatpack Festival 3

JW picked up this flyer last week at the German Christmas Market... run by 7 Inch Cinema, Flatpack is a film festival in Birmingham, running between 11th-15th March 2009 - glad to see it back.

   
Click here to download:
Flatpack_Festival_3_tag_film_f.zip (364 KB)

Filed under  //   7inchcinema   birmingham   festival   film  
Posted November 30, 2008
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1920/30s actresses looking lovely

That's Louise Brooks, unsurprisingly with tipple: there's more over at this wonderful thread over at ILX. (Arguably NSFW, that Anna May Wong pic is rather saucy).

Filed under  //   film   photography  
Posted August 11, 2008
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