Keyword results: Film
Tom DiCillo made one of the ‘90s most canonical indie films: the great low-budget movie about the ego-driven horrors of low-budget movie-making, Living In Oblivion As Jim Jarmusch's ex-cinematographer, DiCillo seemed guaranteed to share in that same kind of laconical success... but only released a few forgettable straight-to-videos and mostly disappeared.
Not long ago we somehow found ourselves reading a transcribed PDF file of the new Harry Potter book on a laptop, in a public bathroom, and decided enough was enough, and made a pact to never, pirate, rape, or pillage again.
To atone for our sins, we now just shop at TITLE.
Following the success of its flagship Sydney store, and a 2007 retail interior design award under its belt, TITLE has now opened up shop in Melbourne.
Lou Reed sang that Andy Warhol's diaries "were not a worthy epitaph" for his life's work. Warhol was constantly claiming his own blank simplicity, but many disagree with this self-diagnosis. In this new documentary - helpfully entitled Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film - we hear Andy's 32 soup cans described in one word: "Complicated".
An exhibition, a film launch and a party in one. Siren Visual, ThreeThousand and Neon Parc team up with sparkling gurus Coopers and TIRO to celebrate the screenings of Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain and El Topo at MIFF this year, and salute their release on DVD after 35 years in the wilderness.
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Is this going to be indefinite? OK. Yeah.
What movies are you showing? Oh. Our friends.
Don’t let the informal setup of the Barlight Cinema at the Tote sway you anyway except in the door. The movies are usually finds that most rock aficionados would nod at in quiet acceptance. This week, The Kinks Present A Soap Opera is on the bill, presented by friend-of-The-Tote Dallas Freedman.
Senses of Cinema, one of the world's most popular film websites, is celebrating its 40th issue. To do this, they have enlisted the dotmov media arts collective to pay tribute to ten of the world's most important film directors as voted by readers of the website. The result is Either / Auteur, which despite being one of history's worst puns, will be hosted at the City Library until the 15th of August.
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