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Alan Rudolph, The Moderns , 1988 Google Images can't find a decent image from the film, so you'll have to settle for a photo of Mark Isham & Charlelie Couture's soundtrack album instead (which is as good as the movie). http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/7149/vlcsnap2203465gh7.png http://img369.images...

Speaking of Herzog, I watched yesterday in a little cinema his most recent one: http://www.lonelyreviewer.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Bad-Lieutenant-Port-of-Call-New-Orleans.jpg The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call, New Orleans For all my skepticism regarding Herzog's newly-found fascination for main...

dammit, I had successfully held out on picking up that box so far (I love Kobayashi and have been dying to see this for years, but have a ton of unwatched DVDs here already), but I didn't see the cover art until you posted it. final straw, just ordered, arriving Monday. I've been waiting for years ...

dammit, I had successfully held out on picking up that box so far (I love Kobayashi and have been dying to see this for years, but have a ton of unwatched DVDs here already), but I didn't see the cover art until you posted it. final straw, just ordered, arriving Monday. I've been waiting for years ...

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The Human Condition (Ningen no jôken, 1959-61), Part II, for the 4th time.

jon abbey wrote:

Enoah_Ballard wrote:Marina Rosenfeld's Emotional Orchestra.

you played a 40 minute piece on repeat more than 10 times? not criticizing, just checking.

I downloaded it a couple of days ago and I listened to it since then. And I'm currently listening to it right now.

Marina Rosenfeld's Emotional Orchestra.

thanks so much for this. i'll be sure to get around to reading it in the near future. what's your taste in music by the way? i'm curious if anyone has ever joined this forum solely for the film board. It's true, I didn't join here for the film board. :) I was drawn to this forum by my enthusiasm fo...

good to have you! any discussion of Imamura here would be most welcome, particularly the mysterious (in america anyway) '67-'75 period. please feel free to start a thread. Thanks for the kind feedback. Actually, the Japanese postwar period is not so much a mystery since John Dower's monumental work...

Hi there, this is my first post. http://img125.yfrog.com/img125/5324/18918621oz5.jpg I recently watched Kiju Yoshida's AKITSU SPRINGS , probably his most melancholic movie (from the titles I've seen so far). I'm interested in Japanese New Wave as I just finished a research project on Shohei Imamura'...