Ouch! I got mine for much cheaper. Abe Books has a used copy for $20 plus shipping if that helps. www.abebooks.com/Warriors-Cam...
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Ouch! I got mine for much cheaper. Abe Books has a used copy for $20 plus shipping if that helps. www.abebooks.com/Warriors-Cam...
What a rare opportunity to see LATE AUTUMN on the big screen. Setsuko Hara in the parent role!
Just subscribed!
I just watched 2046 this week after we screened IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (as part of @grfilmsociety.bsky.social) - where can I find a link to this episode? I'd like to give it a listen!
I never expected that Kiarostami had so much to say about promoting good oral hygiene practices!
Part 4 of our podcast series on the early films of Abbas Kiarostami just published! In this episode, @mookse.bsky.social and I discussed six "school films" to conclude our coverage of 17 titles in this collection. criterioncast.com/podcast/ecli...
my 1949 zine is available NOW! ships in 2-5 days. please consider buying one if you haven't already! a labor of love & a needed way of making a little extra $ so any support is greatly appreciated!
Part 3 of our Eclipse Viewer conversation about ABBAS KIAROSTAMI: EARLY SHORTS AND FEATURES is now online! In this episode, Trevor Berrett and I talk about five films made in the years surrounding the Iranian political revolution that deposed the Shah in 1979.
criterioncast.com/podcast/ecli...
Just ordered mine! Let me know when you set up a subscription option ;)
Thanks for posting this! I have the complete set (I think) going back several years, glad I didn't miss this new one!
1/11/51: Sam Fuller's astonishing zero-budget The Steel Helmet
Shot during the Korean war; amazing it got by the PCA censors
More:
@marshagordon.bsky.social: www.jstor.org/stable/26532...
@peutetre.bsky.social: criterioncast.com/column/a-jou...
@zachlaws.bsky.social: collider.com/steel-helmet...
Three friends, each very knowledgeable about the Criterion Collection, share their thoughts about their favorite releases by that label from the past year.
criterioncast.com/podcast/crit...
12/20/79: Hal Ashby's Being There [N: Jerzy Kosinski]
w/Peter Sellers, Shirley MacLaine, Melvyn Douglas
More:
@cinephiliabeyond.org: cinephiliabeyond.org/hal-ashbys-b...
@markharris.bsky.social: www.criterion.com/current/post...
@peutetre.bsky.social: criterioncast.com/reviews/blu-...
Here's what she's talking about! Part 2 of our coverage of the new Abbas Kiarostami set, just released in the Criterion Collection's Eclipse Series.
criterioncast.com/podcast/ecli...
Thank you! I'm glad to know that you're tuning in!
i've passed up several opportunities to get the Blu-ray upgrade but this looks too good to resist. I have fond memories of our conversation from 10 years ago! But the file is no longer up on the site. I'll have to ask Ryan for a copy. :) criterioncast.com/podcast/crit...
Thanks for the note - I'm really happy to resume the podcast after a 7+ year break and delighted to see that a longtime listener is still tuning in!
The Eclipse Viewer podcast is live again! @peutetre.bsky.social and I recorded the first of our episode covering the newest Eclipse series from @criterion.bsky.social: Abbas Kiarostami—Early Shorts and Features. open.substack.com/pub/eclipsev...
This was a great conversation, give it a listen!
Here's a 20 minute video I made discussing each of the Criterion Collection spine numbers that end in 00 (in honor of NETWORK (1976), recently announced as Spine 1300). youtu.be/B69VUaj3Z24?...
Stepping briefly out of my Criterion-centric podcasting habits, I had a few things to say about this poignant, heart-wrenching animated Japanese film set in the final days of WWII.
So glad to be revisiting the work of Abbas Kiarostami with my podcasting partner of many years!
First look at the new Abbas Kiarostami box set coming from Criterion as they revive the Eclipse Series. youtu.be/Ho94kFb-D6Q?...
More familiar to Western viewers as "Ornamental Hairpin" - streaming on the Criterion Channel.
The strenuous physicality of so many actors who threw themselves headlong into careening pratfalls throughout the two films is very impressive! The swordplay isn't particularly skillful or elegant, but I enjoyed the vigorous exchanges. It looked like they were having fun while getting bruised up!
Klein and Kirk are partners in the same grifting syndicate.
We'll be working on Dolby Atmos remasters and audiophile vinyl mixes over the summer
Yes indeed, I'm so excited to get our podcast out of hiatus and back into live production! Might have to freshen up some of the old episodes to get them back in circulation but eager to resume our conversation about this fantastic series!
That's a valid assessment of where Black Sabbath was at in 1979. I saw them at the Oakland Coliseum the previous year when Van Halen opened and blew them off the stage. My friends and I walked out halfway through their set because the energy was so flat compared to what we'd just seen.
