Passages
- hearthesilence
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Documentary filmmaker and social activist Julia Reichert
“She took home, to Ohio, a 2019 Oscar for American Factory, and in a long career teaching and making films, she paid special attention to working women.”
“She took home, to Ohio, a 2019 Oscar for American Factory, and in a long career teaching and making films, she paid special attention to working women.”
- colinr0380
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If anyone wants more of a history on this figure, I made a post a few months back with links to the Cinemas Underbelly discussion (very NSFW!) of the person and the associated films he made appearances in after becoming a media figure on his release from jail, as well as the rather romanticised-looking film that was made of his notorious crime by Italian director Aldo Lado, 1989's Love Ritual, which I am very curious about seeing at some point.
- Fred Holywell
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A sensitive actress with a talent for comedy. Like Bardot, she was known for freely displaying her beautiful body in front of the camera.Dylan wrote: ↑Fri Dec 02, 2022 12:55 pmMylène Demongeot, who is perhaps best known outside of Europe for her role in Otto Preminger's Bonjour Tristesse.
With Henri Vidal in a NSFW scene from Verneuil's Une manche et la belle (1957):
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- Big Ben
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- hearthesilence
- Joined: Fri Mar 04, 2005 4:22 am
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Bob McGrath, or just "Bob" as most people know him from Sesame Street
Bob actually had a public Facebook page and it's bittersweet to look at his recent posts. At the beginning of this year, he was part of a virtual meet and greet that included Emilio Delgado (aka "Luis") and only a short time later, Bob would be mourning his close friend and colleague with warm memories. He'd also turn 90 and a few months ago in September he actually stopped by MoMI for an event related to Sesame Street. Next door is Kaufman Astoria where they actually film the show - Bob even posted a photo of himself in front of the studio lot. Seems like he was pretty happy in his last year.
Bob actually had a public Facebook page and it's bittersweet to look at his recent posts. At the beginning of this year, he was part of a virtual meet and greet that included Emilio Delgado (aka "Luis") and only a short time later, Bob would be mourning his close friend and colleague with warm memories. He'd also turn 90 and a few months ago in September he actually stopped by MoMI for an event related to Sesame Street. Next door is Kaufman Astoria where they actually film the show - Bob even posted a photo of himself in front of the studio lot. Seems like he was pretty happy in his last year.
- CSM126
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Wow. I didn’t really watch Cheers much until the end of its run, but I religiously saw Veronica’s Closet
- zedz
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Flying Nun legend Hamish Kilgour, founder of The Clean, Bailter Space, The Mad Scene.
Details still vague.
Details still vague.
- hearthesilence
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- lacritfan
- Life is one big kevyip
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He will always be the neighbor from Me and You and Everyone We Know to me.Mr Sausage wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 8:58 pmBrad William Henke at 56. Apparently he's well known for Orange is the New Black, but I'll always remember him as Coover Bennet from Justified.
- jazzo
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This is a hard one for me. David and Hamish changed my musical world with The Clean.zedz wrote:Flying Nun legend Hamish Kilgour, founder of The Clean, Bailter Space, The Mad Scene.
Details still vague.
- therewillbeblus
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Surreal. I was just introducing my girlfriend to The Clean an hour ago, and then check this thread…
- bearcuborg
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I caught Deconstructing Harry in the theater, and her cameo was the only part that made me laugh out loud. Not sure I've seen the movie since then, and I don't remember much from Look Who's Talking, but she fit in perfectly with the Cheers cast, and all their comic misery. She's an absolute knockout in Summer School.
- colinr0380
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In terms of her film roles, I remember being really traumatised as a kid by her role in Michael Crichton's sci-fi film Runaway.bearcuborg wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 12:49 amI caught Deconstructing Harry in the theater, and her cameo was the only part that made me laugh out loud. Not sure I've seen the movie since then, and I don't remember much from Look Who's Talking, but she fit in perfectly with the Cheers cast, and all their comic misery. She's an absolute knockout in Summer School.
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where she is quite brutally killed off. I have not seen the film in decades so it may be really tame now, but I think that was my first encounter with the notion of a hero simply not being able to save the woman in his charge!
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gets forced by them as punishment for performing medical experiments on one of their kindred into performing a self-autopsy/hysterectomy
(And she is also in that great beauty pageant satire film Drop Dead Gorgeous - kind of the driven mother equivalent to the Debbie Harry part in Hairspray)
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- MichaelB
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Jan Nowicki, one of the great Polish leading men of his generation (Jerzy Skolimowski's Barrier, Wojciech Has's The Hourglass Sanatorium, loads more), and not just in Polish films - his long relationship with Márta Mészáros saw him as her preferred male lead in quite a few of her Hungarian films.
- Mr Sausage
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I never could get into his films, but he was a genuinely radical filmmaker with a sensibility all his own.Calvin wrote:Yoshishige 'Kiju' Yoshida
- zedz
- Joined: Sun Nov 07, 2004 7:24 pm
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One of the all-time greats, even though his films are scarcely available in English-friendly editions. (Major props to Arrow for getting three films out there!)
I've been dipping back into those incredible French box sets recently, and was reminded how concise and enlightening his intros were for each film.
Paging any UK or US label with a spine!
- swo17
- Bloodthirsty Butcher
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zedz wrote: ↑Thu Dec 08, 2022 3:10 pmOne of the all-time greats, even though his films are scarcely available in English-friendly editions. (Major props to Arrow for getting three films out there!)
I've been dipping back into those incredible French box sets recently, and was reminded how concise and enlightening his intros were for each film.
Paging any UK or US label with a spine!
Fran Simeoni wrote:Very sad, I emailed him the minute I started Radiance. I guess now I know why he never responded. Would love to release his other features. Many are owned by Shochiku but they're having their own problems right now.
- hearthesilence
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This one (a single package collecting three films)? Good tip, I didn't know this had been released.
- swo17
- Bloodthirsty Butcher
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Yes, that's a slimmed down edition without the booklet but all the films are there
- therewillbeblus
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Arguably his most popular film, Eros + Massacre, is eligible for the 1969 list project currently underway. It's fantastichearthesilence wrote: ↑Thu Dec 08, 2022 4:28 pmThis one (a single package collecting three films)? Good tip, I didn't know this had been released.
- Peacock
- Joined: Mon Dec 22, 2008 7:47 pm
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Damn, last of the great living J-New Wave filmmakers.
As zedz mentions some of us have been hoping someone would port the many Carlotta releases to the English-speaking world but Arrow probably didn’t do that well with their boxset as it remained limited edition for quite a long time. I’m sure single title releases would sell a bit though! Reassuring to read Fran is very interested.
Anyway, RIP! Such an interesting filmmaker.
As zedz mentions some of us have been hoping someone would port the many Carlotta releases to the English-speaking world but Arrow probably didn’t do that well with their boxset as it remained limited edition for quite a long time. I’m sure single title releases would sell a bit though! Reassuring to read Fran is very interested.
Anyway, RIP! Such an interesting filmmaker.
- Michael Kerpan
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Yoshida is one of the film makers I got to hear/see when he came to the Harvard Film Archive several years ago. Unlike Shinoda (who was very voluble and pretty down to earth), Yoshida was pretty abstract in most of his answers. Still it was a privilege to get to see him in person.
BTW -- Shinoda is now 91 -- but still among the living, I believe.
BTW -- Shinoda is now 91 -- but still among the living, I believe.