/film/ - FILM

>>3633
Flow was fantastic and beautiful, one of the best non anime animated films I've seen in years. And it's always cool to see blender get more use. Also:
>No nig nogs
>No fat ugly women
>No race mixing
>No gays
>No cringe jokes that only exist to virtue single gay opinions and make libtards clap like seals 
>An adorable capybara I'd give my life for

>>3645
>>No nig nogs
>>No fat ugly women
>>No race mixing
>>No gays
>>No cringe jokes that only exist to virtue single gay opinions and make libtards clap like seals
This. I thought teh monke/kot dynamic was pretty good as well. Cheers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQElJP1AaS0&t=97s

>>3633
I’ve grown too cynical over the years to take this kind of news as anything but worthless. Either the academy was interested in changing things up (for renewed interest, credibility, and optics in general, appealing to “alternative” audiences), Blender had some sort of in with this whole ordeal and it somehow amounts to easy promotion, and/or the director is another wet towel who will be directing shit in a few years for big studios (most, if not all,  directors start low budget). The animation itself is ugly in general although the movements are interesting. Regardless, winning an academy award and attending that event sounds like a nightmare and it would be hard to respect the director or anyone involved or to take them seriously as artists. I can’t imagine this movie being good.

>>892
This was a masterpiece. It's crazy how he managed to express what so many people think and feel without ever expressing it.

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I watched Krabat from Karel Zeman recently. I'm more into his work that combines animation with live-action filming and trick photography, but I think it's worth a watch. I'd like to watch his other feature-length cartoons from the final phase of his career, but I wish his work was more readily available. The guy was brilliant. He gets compared to Ray Harryhausen, but I think that his work was more versatile and artistically interesting despite his stop-motion skills not being on Harryhausen's level. He had a much bigger bag of tricks to incorporate into his work. Even a cutout animation film like Krabat has some interesting effects techniques other than raw cutout animation.

>>3703 (OP) 
I just love fauxteur 
I know of nothing else 
Only /film/
Kino is fake and gay

>>3703 (OP) 
Wasn't Dewaere a known sex pest back then?
>cannot imagine having "carnal vicinity" with a woman of less than 35 years of age
I cannot think of that actually happening to me but i sure can imagine it

>>3706
Young women are rapists, it's obvious isn't it.

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>be eva ionesco
>made a sodom and gomorrah tier international whore at age 10 by own mother
>fast forward 35 years
>writes and directs movie about how her mom made her a whore
>depicts mom with 0 sympathy with a cinematic portrait of a deranged and delusional proto art ho
>casts an 11 year old girl as her child self
>makes that 11 year old act out the whorish scenes of her past
>thus makes another prepubescent girl into an international whore
>thus turns into her mother
>NOOOO MY MOM IS BAD FOR MAKING ME A WHORE FOR HER FAKE ART BUT WHEN I DO IT ITS REAL ARTTTTTTTT AAAAHHHHH

whores beget whores. never forget bros

Hot

>>2619
> in this case "wind" is part of religious ritual in the south

Upon further review, the religious ritual counteracts the "wind of jinn" which supposedly scatters people around the world via "many emigrations". I don't know how this odd phenomenon developed, but perhaps it all makes sense in the documentary.

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>>2360

I finally watched Tall Shadows of the Wind. It's a real gut punch, even though I already knew the basic concept of the film.
The villagers aren't as superstitious as plot summaries make it sound, though. They're mostly reasonable until they're confronted by terrifying circumstances.

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>>1299
>>2654

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>>370
>A Separation
Just saw this mentionned a few days back and gave it a go, what actually blew me away is that it's not in the least trying to be impressive like many pretentious movies nowdays. It's just a simple, down to earth movie that fucking works. The last scene felt like a tribute to Nolan, or at least a reference to Inception.
Feels like I discovered a gold mine

>>3688
I just wish I read Cuddihy before watching Slums of Beverly Hills

🐇

>everything i doňt like is reddit

>>3688
>She's a kike
So what? Are you implying kikes can't make good movies?

>>3695
Women and jews are a dangerous combination and nowadays it's rare to find something decent in the medium from either of those groups, let alone a mixture.
Now if we talk about actors then that's a different thing.

>>3268
Can I get it in 1080p or 2160p?

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reviving this dead thread to see if anyone has What Happens to a Displaced Ant (Shirin Abushaqra)?

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I'm looking fore a bluray rip of Rienzi (2010), a rarely performed Wagner opera. I see the DVDs and also the remux but I didn't find a working link for a smaller HD version.

>>3684
Neat! I too would be interested in watching this.

>>3684
So you're asking for someone to make a smaller rip? That shouldn't be difficult to request, I'm also interested

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>>3660
FUCK i thought i had the real thing bookmarked, it was the book blog, goddamn and here i was thinking that his latest uploads were just books.
Amidst my panic i found another site that seems on the same vein and one that i used once upon a time to find softcore stuff which also uploads normal stuff, glad to see they are alive. Here they are if someone is interested to have another data bank for potential hits.
https://rarefilmm.com/film-index/
https://rarelust.com/movies-index/

ripip Hawk Man, at least the books are nice, also the music blog

>>3661
He’s done uploading.

>>3660
>>3661
I’m not caught up on this. Did he die or simply stop adding movies?

>>3664
AFAIK he had restarted the blog/site a couple of times due to copyright along with having to re-upload a ton of stuff again, hence why he devised that rule of no movies previous to a certain year and such, but last time that it got taken down he seems to have had enough and called it quits.
The book blog is still up, in theory that one should be much more of a shame if lost due to ripping books not being as easy as ripping a DVD or VHS, still his movie blog was gold due to having many titles that cannot be obtained unless you are in a specialized private tracker.
I think he's still very alive and somewhat active in other platforms in terms of presence but his film uploading days seem to have stopped.

>>3671
I see, thanks. I knew that the blog was restarted a couple of times, I actually believe that I made the qtddtot on this board a couple iterations back. I thought he may have finally followed through with his old nickname, heh.

>>3232
I refuse to watch it until they restore the 9+ hours version.

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I finished Napoleon and it's undoubtedly a monumental film, much better than J'accuse, but I was surprised that the essence of Napoleon's life - his conquest of Europe - is not even included. After 5 and a half hours, Napoleon finally takes his first step into Italy.

The End.

The impressionistic triptych is beautiful regardless. I suppose Waterloo is a better film for coverage of the Napoleonic Wars. I've also got the Sacha Guitry's Napoleon from 1956 but I've never seen anyone recommend that one.

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2024 Napoleon restoration from French television. I don't know if I'll watch this given the time investment, but I'm surprised to see this negative reaction on KG from someone who is very familiar with the film

https://gofile.io/d/2EbQqx

A review of a Paris screening. Is it common to have heavy security simply to enter a theatre or is that just part and parcel of living in a modern European city?

https://therealmofsilence.com/2024/07/11/napoleon-at-la-seine-musicale-2024/

>>3544
>Is it common to have heavy security simply to enter a theatre or is that just part and parcel of living in a modern European city?
Not a Euro-fag but I travel a lot. Heavy security is pretty common in most public places in large cities in both the US and Europe. Just another side affect of bringing a bunch of 3rd world niggers into a once nice society.

We take ownership of every /film/ reference right

>>3527
Sure seems so to me here, Anon.

I see you downloaded all the charts from the mega I posted on 4chan. I appreciate that you like the charts, but 99% of these have nothing to do with this board

Thanks to whichever one of you collected all of these. A few of my creations are in the mix but I haven't made any for a while. I had ideas for more but I'm going to have to review the collection to see what's already been done.

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One of the primary inspirations for Raiders of the Lost Ark was Otto Rahn, a folklorist author turned SS officer who believed he could find the Holy Grail

https://web.archive.org/web/20110516164742/http://www.forteantimes.com/features/articles/5407/raiders_of_the_lost_grail.html

Richard Stanley made a documentary on Otto Rahn entitled The Secret Glory

https://inv.riverside.rocks/watch?v=r0YOeuxMOww
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>>2273
TL;DR on this?

>>1918 (OP) 
>wholesome



Agreed, it's very wholesome and soulful, poggers!

>>2278
Literature should be mandatory for film buffs.

Otto Rhan was fascinated with 'Holy Grail' lore (it's just a cup a carpenter would use!  Probably ceramic and broken by now!).  He wrote about and spent all his money searching for it.  In the 1930's Himmler gave him a paid job to look for it - he accepted, but suicided years later after failing to find it and the SS were closing in on his secrets:  he was a poofter Jew... in the SS!

>>3261
>The chat amounts to everyone in the audience constantly texting during the movie.

Yeah. I hate those twitch-type zoomer streams too. The kind i meant is where there's only a .m3u file and you gotta open it with VLC/mpv. No chat, no bloated js.

In the chan-ring, i only know of 7ch having a (video) stream of this sort. lain has audio-only music streams.

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What does it take to make one? My connection isn't good enough to do much uploading.

>>3263
Good comprehensive guide on setting up a live streaming server:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-a-video-streaming-server-using-nginx-rtmp-on-ubuntu-20-04

With ffmpeg, you can hardcode subtitles using a parameter so that the stream has subs.

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I would really recommend 'Two Headed Spy', a film about Major Scotland, a British spy planted in the German army after WWI, who rose to become Lieutenant General of Logistics under Hitler.  Despite what's in the movie, he had a radio, not a contact, according to the book, and made sure the Germans:

- didn't have invasion barges after Dunkirk;
- didn't have winter furs for the Russia campaign;
- didn't have enough fuel for the Battle of the Bulge, and;
- told the allies where the German supply dumps were after the Normandy landings, so they bombed them.  Without supplies the Germans couldn't hold the line.
That well placed spy achieved so much.

It used to be available here:  

https://archive.org/details/moviesandfilms?noscript=true

But archive.org is down.  If you can find it I recommend the book.

>>3390
>That well placed spy achieved so much.
Changed the world although one of those changes we don't know if it was for the good or for the worse