February 2012
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PRESERVATION INSANITY: Stan Brakhage's Two... →
Here’s a picture of the can that contained the original negative for Stan Brakhage’s late film Max (2002), a loving portrait of the family cat. It’s a lovely film, but it’s fair to say that it’s not necessarily a particularly well-known or widely acclaimed work from Stan. But what does make it particularly significant is that it is one of only two films that Stan...
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“The Old Testament of the “American Cinematographer’s Manual” told you that, “To...”
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St. Tula, the Patron Saint of Cinema (as told to Adolfas Mekas)
“The Sayings of St. Tula”, Proverbs and Parables — Chapter I
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“Love the Scratch. Love the Grain. Love the Lightleak, too. They are the lines,...”
– St. Tula, the Patron Saint of Cinema (as told to Adolfas Mekas)
“The Sayings of St. Tula”, Proverbs and Parables — Chapter I
(via thescreenwritersblues)