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Three filmmakers, friends from the film school days, uncover the aesthetic and storytelling choices behind Art & Popular films and how these reflect the authors’ deeper ideas on this thing of being human. Our round table debates offer the best balance between the in-depth and the informal.

Três cineastas, amigos dos tempos de escola de cinema, desvendam as escolhas estéticas e narrativas por trás de filmes Art & Popular e como estas refletem as ideias mais profundas dos autores sobre essa coisa de ser humano. As nossas discussões oferecem o melhor equilíbrio entre o aprofundado e o informal.
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For Halloween we take a trip to Elm Street to discuss “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, Wes Craven’s 80s classic. We debate what makes the film interesting and what makes it corny for some of us; we also discuss the film’s acting and whether Heather Langenkamp is good or not.00:00 Intro01:25 Tom and Mike never saw the film02:15 Childhood memories03:14 Freddy and Surrealism04:20 The Evolution of Freddy05:51 Freddy's Backstory Loopholes?08:50 Incompetent police10:31 Masterpiece or Just Fine?11:01 Bad Acting? Is Heather Langenkamp Good?12:58 Dated? Low-budget? Corny?14:58 Comedy and Horror15:55 Heather Langenkamp's acting and hair17:50 Heather carries the film very well18:49 The ending sucks?21:45 Rejections and Slasher Cinema23:35 Tina's Murder and Memorable Kills25:09 Nancy, The Hat and Dumb Doctors27:40 Sex, Death and Ideology?34:33 Wes Craven (Red Eye)36:11 Scream, Ring, Saw37:42 Hostel, Eli Roth and John Carpenter
Today we discuss the Japanese classic “Kwaidan”, an impressive anthology of ghost stories by Masaki Kobayashi. We marvel at the haunting beauty of the first two stories, but also express our disappointment at the last two stories, which are weaker by comparison.00:00 Intro01:10 Silly talk01:49 Critical Success vs Commercial Failure02:30 Comparing the four stories04:50 It's a long film06:04 The Third Story10:27 It's a different kind of japanese horror film11:48 The First Story12:40 Amazing Sound Design and Music14:40 Great Camera Work17:16 The Climax of the First Story25:40 The Second Story28:40 Breaking Ghost Rules?30:35 Karma in the First Story32:34 The Last Story
Juntem-se à nossa discussão sobre “Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors”, um filme frenético de Sergei Parajanov. Discutimos a narrativa tipo Romeu e Julieta; a intensidade dos movimentos de câmara, e que outros filmes terão inspirados por este.00:00 Intro01:20 Estética e Influências04:30 Havia guarda-chuva na idade média?06:20 Natureza, Paixão e Família09:53 Planos na Floresta, Chuva Mágica11:10 A Morte de Marichka12:10 Robert Eggers e Nosferatu13:40 Ari Aster, Midsommar e Hereditário16:30 Descoberta da Morte de Marichka18:45 Intimidade entra as personagens19:40 Erotismo e Sensualidade21:08 Como o filme trata a morte?23:05 Lavar a roupa e guarda chuvas24:16 Em que tempo se passa o filme?25:20 Relação de Ivan com a natureza26:35 Relação com Palagna29:10 Do naturalismo ao realismo mágico32:40 Visão final de Ivan e Marichka35:55 Câmera à mão, Julian Schnabel36:48 Mar Adentro (não é do Schnabel)37:40 At Eternity's Gate e Câmera à mão39:47 O que é um "plano bonito"?41:20 At Eternity's Gate
Hoje falamos de “The Color of Pomegranates”, um filme peculiar de Sergei Parajanov. Discutimos as nossas sensações em relação às imagens e as possíveis interpretações, desde a vida do poeta à própria vida do realizador.00:00 Intro0:57 Sensualidade e Erotismo02:36 Performance e Observação05:25 Cultura da Arménia09:10 Tabu da Sensualidade10:44 Ligação entre Parajanov e Sayat Nova12:10 Vida de Parajanov14:05 Estética, Arte e Irão16:05 A Poesia de Sayat Nova18:00 Imagens interessantes19:12 Contexto de vida de Sayat Nova22:09 Descodificar o filme é complicado26:22 Eisenstein, Tarkovsky e Parajanov27:25 Evolução de Parajanov e Momento de Cisão29:00 Diferentes Abordagens Visuais, plano em movimento ou estático?30:58 Beleza visual sem emoção
We finally discuss "The Grand Budapest Hotel", one of our favorite films and most likely Wes Anderson's greatest achievement. Some of what we discuss: Ralph Fiennes amazing performance; how Wes Anderson explores storytelling itself within this film; the difference types of violence in the film.00:00 Intro01:36 Masterpiece!!02:30 Visual Perfection 03:46 How the film begins05:20 Gustave and Zero07:38 Magnet characters 10:15 Brilliant visual comedy13:12 Swearing and Violence14:01 Zero’s perspective16:07 Agatha21:10 Fascist regime 24:25 Gustave’s personality and complexity 28:03 Fascist regime’s aesthetic 30:14 Gene Hackman and Wes Anderson’s relationship
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