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  1. fest retros often distort real cinema history. Delightfully "The Inner Palace Conspiracy" (1951) @tokyofilmex was like a fun RKO potboiler. about 2 hours ago from web
  2. @lyndenbarber either you're not reading my tweets Lynden or you're trying to get me to say something that you believe will make a story 9:39 PM Nov 27th from web in reply to lyndenbarber
  3. fighting exhaustion caught original "An Actor's Revenge" (1935) @tokyofilmex. Still prefer Ichikawa's (1963) take, but damn good regardless. 8:53 PM Nov 27th from web
  4. #followmeJP and I'll put up a twitpic of me with japanese singer ai at the APSA afterparty 6:29 AM Nov 27th from web
  5. hey I know it's not all happening now, but I want to share it anyway 3:33 AM Nov 27th from web
  6. On bus with APSA guests to Bris airport. Sit next to Sion Sono. He sleeps, hat on lap, but hand underneath the hat. Too much Love Exposure? 3:32 AM Nov 27th from web
  7. @ Brisbane & Narita airports looking after Breathless' director Yang Ik-jun by giving directions, waking him up & completing customs forms 3:30 AM Nov 27th from web
  8. read tiny report re: APSA in SMH on plane. On smh.com.au - nothing - but a full list of winners of last week's Oz IF (iffy) awards. idiots! 3:23 AM Nov 27th from web
  9. back in Japan eating red bean onigiri & fried chicken with chopsticks. Was I really on APSA/CNN stage on the Gold Coast a mere 24 hours ago? 3:09 AM Nov 27th from web
  10. @lyndenbarber still I agree it wouldve looked better if there was only 1 Oz person. Pike is honest & Aden Young was a potential wild card. 9:58 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to lyndenbarber
  11. @lyndenbarber as I said days ago Lynden, it wouldn't matter if the jury was from Mars, S&D was a virtual shoe-in to an intelligent jury. 9:54 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to lyndenbarber
  12. @jgtokyo Hai! 9:24 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to jgtokyo
  13. Warwick Thornton's acceptance speech which linked language diversity, indigenous cultures and climate change was a corker! 9:23 AM Nov 26th from web
  14. @jgtokyo old japanese saying: Speech is like a woman's skirt; shorter is better. A few platitudes about APSA etc 9:22 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to jgtokyo
  15. But of course you can never tell with juries - they do the most ludicrous thimgs sometimes. Not in this case i think. 9:15 AM Nov 26th from web
  16. City of Life and Death and About Elly were the other two big winners. Seemed obvious to me since day 1 of Noms deliberation. 9:14 AM Nov 26th from web
  17. Feeling vindicated by the APSA jury's decisions - with ony a couple of exceptions. Samson & Delilah - as I predicted - was best film. 9:12 AM Nov 26th from web
  18. After party closed down at 2.30. I'm leaving the hotel at 4.45am. What the hell am I going to do between now and then? Tweet of course! 9:10 AM Nov 26th from web
  19. APSA ceremony goes off p0retty well, though I heard from japan that there was problems with CNN/APSA weblink. Can anyone verify? 9:09 AM Nov 26th from web
  20. swimming with tropical fish in the Surfers Paradise Marriott while killing time before APSA awards 9:08 AM Nov 26th from web