By Tristan Pollack Teshigahara
9/19/14: Week 2/The Wonders
Alice Rohrwacher (born in 1980) is a talented emerging filmmaker hailing from Tuscany, Italy. She (along with Mia Hansen-Love, Ramon Zürcher, Josh and Benny Safdie and Ryan Coogler just to name a few) belong to an ever-changing group of young filmmakers who are rapidly changing the game of what it means to make an independent film.
Por Mónica Delgado
Pareciera que acudir al término “materialidades” apunta a un estado de la esencia del cine que no está en sí dentro de la misma imagen, sino en esa suma del “entre” o del intersticio que deja el cineasta desnudo en la misma puesta en escena o discurso más allá del relato visible para que el espectador lo capte y lo haga real.
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Our final tally. ONLY 2013 FILMS. All votes counted!
By Tristan Teshigahara Pollack
Enter the fearless imagery of Saul Levine: a couple engages in a carnal session of downwards dog, children play, BB King takes a solo, cacophonous jackhammers resound as media broadcasts become enmeshed with home videos of domestic affairs. What exactly are we observing here? Are these reflections from a schizophrenic?
By Tristan Teshigahara Pollack
For this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, I found myself in a inevitable quandary: there were too many films to choose from a festival that often gets dubbed the world’s leading cinema commodity. There may be some truth to that claim, however, we can not accuse the festival for dismissing some of the most neglected films in world cinema and (more recently) experimental filmmaking – last year’s festival saw the premier of Amir Naderi’s Cut amongst many other films.
By Catherine Jessica Beed
It is stark honesty, masterful structural precision and the unflinching portrayal of the horror of humanity that make Haneke’s films such astonishing portraits of us as humans. In confronting the traumas of reality we enter a dialogue in which we ask questions of ourselves, one of those questions may be about how our lives affect others and what we must do in order to protect those things that remain important to us.
Por Mónica Delgado
La paranoia de los habitantes ante las consecuencias, la búsqueda de los familiares y la fortuna de la vejez en un entorno pesimista y solitario. Mientras la fisonomía de un pueblo rural se transforma en desierto, también vemos que Sion Sono se vuelve otro, ha mutado, ha dejado de lado su sentido de humanizar desde el grotesco y lo pueril a un Japón moderno, hastiado y pop.
To make a list about the best films of all time is in some cases an exhumation process: hidden films to which we have to give a breath of life. In other cases, it is a process of vindicating the old glories beneath the guilty or aesthetic pleasures. In Desistfilm we’ve made a commitment to examine our sensibilities in depth and have built our own sentimental canon: Films without which we couldn’t translate a part of the world.
Directors:
Mónica Delgado Ch.
José Sarmiento Hinojosa
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