Filmbrain
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@ Actually, no. In bed with the flu, working my way through obscure 70s stuff I've acquired....
3:20 PM Jun 1st
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The film was produced by Brut (yes, as in 66) and features a theme song by Lou Rawls. Can't get much more 70s than that...
3:18 PM Jun 1st
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WELCOME TO ARROW BEACH (1974): Bizarre-o cannibalism drama/thriller directed by (& starring) Laurence Harvey, who wants to eat Meg Foster.
3:18 PM Jun 1st
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@ Agreed -- both in aesthetic approach and subject matter. Both are examples of wish-fulfillment, but X being genuinely dark.
8:53 AM Jun 1st
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@ Yeah....I could have done without the wrap-up as well, but I'm even willing to overlook that.
8:36 AM Jun 1st
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I can't think of a better example of this-is-how-we-live-now. I'm talkin' Lars von Trier levels of nihilism.
8:34 AM Jun 1st
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PROJECT X blew me away. The most honest, nihilistic American film I've seen in years. Did for me what AFTERSCHOOL did for @.
8:34 AM Jun 1st
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I love that there's a Twitter tribute account for NY character actor extraordinaire Joe Spinell. @
7:10 AM Jun 1st
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@ But come on...late-festival burnout + seeing multiple films each day -- clearly that was a factor in some of the knee-jerk.
2:07 AM Jun 1st
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@ Clearly though there were MANY examples of (b) here on twitter, yeah? Those wave of the hand dismissals pissed me off...
1:58 AM Jun 1st
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Carlos Reygadas on Cannes: "You know, people here are tired, they’re paid to judge, and they think they have to judge before they feel."
1:39 AM Jun 1st
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Marijuana compound shown to be superior treatment for schizophrenia than antipsychotics, with fewer side effects:
7:22 AM May 31st
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@ @ Agree with Boyd. An excuse to go eat popcorn, I guess, but little more....
6:39 AM May 31st
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@ @ There is of course this option...
5:55 AM May 31st
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@ Congratulations, Dan! Hope to see it (and you) in Edinburgh!
6:41 AM May 30th
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@ Heh --- fantastic. Thanks!
2:31 PM May 29th
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@ It's strictly about the sound of the language itself.
12:08 PM May 29th
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@ They are, but it's incredibly amusing to hear the Norwegians poke fun at the Danish language.
10:50 AM May 29th
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@ I plan to, and will style myself after Eroc from Grobschnitt:
10:46 AM May 29th
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@ Been a while since I saw it, but, yeah, I think that was a "thing" throughout the film.
10:40 AM May 29th
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- Name Filmbrain (Andrew G)
- Location Berlin, Germany
- Web http://www.manife...
- Bio Freelance film critic, festival programmer, producer and President of Benten Films. Producer of the #transmedia documentary, CAUSE OF DEATH: UNKNOWN.
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