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Tag Archives: France
Movies I’m Watching: Jean-Luc Godard’s Band of Outsiders
Everyone knows that Godard is a bit of an acquired taste, and that no matter how much some cinephile effuses about the man’s genius, there are plenty of people that are going to find his movies unwatchable. This film, however, … Continue reading
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Movies I’m Watching: Paris Nous Appartient
Well, after taking a look at the blurb on the DVd cover and feeling in the mood for some black and white Nouvelle Vague classics, i decided to get this one…and was quite disappointed. The themes treated in the movie, … Continue reading
Movies I’m Watching: Un Conte De Noel
I’ve waited a long time to lose the Desplechin virginity, and finally got around to it recently by watching “Un Conte De Noel.” The films tells the story of the Vuillard family, with a history of shared mental and physical … Continue reading
Movies I’m Watching: Antonioni’s La Notte
lanotte_062220070442.jpg (JPEG Image, 550×365 pixels) via kwout Antonioni films are always difficult for me. They are in their wayso eravishing and yet there is something maddeningly obscure about them. The dialogue is not something that you can understand if you … Continue reading
Movies I’m Watching: Les Amants （The Lovers)
Les Amants (The Lovers) is another of the Louis Malle CC films I’ve picked up before the DVD shop got harmonized for the Olympics. They say this is the film that made Jeanne Moreau into a star. She had already … Continue reading
Movies I’m watching: Le Feu Follet and Naked
I think it was a happy coincidence that I watched Mike Leigh’s Naked and Louis Malle’s Le Feu Follet (The Fire Within) in succession, on the same day. Both are character-driven movies about men who, on the surface, appear to … Continue reading
Movies that I’ve watched: La Pointe Courte
It’s amazing the kind of stiuff that you find at your local DVD shops in Shanghai especially if that shop., like the one that I go to, is run by a guy that is into art films and therefore stocks … Continue reading
China and the “semantic field” in which democracy moves
This French website of ideas and culture has, thankfully, an English section* and in it an essay enttiled “Democratic Universalism as a Historical Problem”. In that I found the following passage: Hamilton thus spoke of the “vices of democracy” and … Continue reading
An interesting quote from Tristan Tzara
Ever since stumbling across his grave at the Montparnasse cemetery, I have been not quite obsessed — persistently inquisitive — about the life and times of the Romanian-French poet Tristan Tzara, one of the founders of the Dadaist movement. I … Continue reading
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Some pictures from Paris
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