I found these accidentally on YouTube. Seems like they're from a collection of home movies (109 at the moment!), but the guy has a really good eye.
If you are the patient sort of viewer, these will appeal as minimalist cinematic exercises. All our home movies should be this good! Also enjoy the fact that almost no one has seen these, as each film (clip?) has only around 20 viewings or so.
T-Boston Collegue (Metro)
La nouvelle maison de Ksenia 2 (28-06-2008)
Le chien qui nages à L'Ile des Soeurs (11-05-2008)
Specialty Theaters
L.A. Film Calendars
- Egyptian (Cinematheque)
- Egyptian (Netflix screenings)
- Los Feliz 3 (Cinematheque)
- Aero Theatre (Cinematheque)
- UCLA
- New Beverly
- Academy Museum
- Brain Dead Studios
- Secret Movie Club
- Old Town Music Hall
- Vidiots
- RedCat
- Los Angeles Film Forum
- EPFC Collective
- Norton Simon Museum
- Mezzanine
- Academy (AMPAS)
- LACMA (rarely)
Arthouse Films in LA
Recurring Film Festivals
DVD Companies
Links
Real-Life Friends
Film Blogs
- AP at the Movies
- Bioscope, The
- Broken Projector
- Bubblegum Aesthetics
- Cat's Blog
- Chicago Reader
- Cinema Styles
- Cinemathematics
- Cinevistaramascope
- Coosa Creek Mambo
- Critic After Dark
- Dave Kehr
- DVD Panache
- Errata
- Evening Class, The
- Ferdy on Films, etc.
- Film of the Month Club
- Film Walrus
- Film Year
- GreenCine Daily
- Hell on Frisco Bay
- House Next Door, The
- Kinoblog
- Like Anna Karina's Sweater
- Looker
- Lost in Negative Space
- More Than Meets Mogwai
- Pilgrim Akimbo
- Scanners
- Sister Rye
- Sunset Gun
- Text of Light
- Vinyl is Heavy
2 comments:
Hey, you have a good eye for folks with a good eye. I found these videos very soothing. I also found myself pondering your accidental path to them--how many clicks from what you were looking for to what you found? :) Thanks for sharing!
Your first line cracked me up of course. I think I was looking for footage of the T flooding, or just the T for nostalgic reasons from having lived there. So I found the first one and it really hit the spot and also raised my eyebrow because of its length, quiet observant minimalism, and pictorial beauty, so I went looking for more and to get a read on this guy.
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