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Julie Christie in “Demon Seed” (1977) #70s #70sfashion #70sstyle #70saesthetic #70svintage #70smovie #70smovie #70sfilm #70sfilms #JulieChristie #DemonSeed #americanmovie #americanfilm #scifi #horror #vhs #vhsaesthetic #moviescenes #moviescene https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq7a_6IMByN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Fitting 👌🏻 American Film Production 🎥#film #filmphotography #filmset #set #setlife #setlife🎬 #marcomarcu #marcomarcupostdam #marcomarcuactor #schauspieler #actor #filmproduction #americanfilm #americanfilmproduction #hollywood #ilovefilm #greyhair #greyhairdontcare #grayhairinfluencer #greyhairmodel #bestager #fitover40 #fitover50 #viejo #sexymale #marcomarcufilm #filmography #🎬 (hier: Studio Babelsberg) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoR4tBFNyqe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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“15 years ago, on the set of "Rabbit Hole" and last night at the @AmericanFilm Lifetime Achievement Award for Nicole. Nicole personally cast me in my very first film and it was an honor to speak on her behalf last night.” — Miles Teller via his twitter

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"PALM SPRINGS Cinematographer Quyen Tran on shooting the film" by American Film Institute

Transcript by @ casual-video-transcripts is under the cut

[0:00] [Text on screen shows AFI Conservatory logo in front of a black background]

[0:00] Queen Tran: Why i decided to become a filmmaker and

[0:02] it is to tell stories, right?

[0:04] [Fades to Quyen Tran, Cinematographer of Palm Springs, appearing on screen]

[0:04] QT: And I think because of my background as a photojournalist,

[0:07] you are trying to bring these stories to life

[0:10] and give voice to

[0:11] those who don't have voice.

[0:14] Palm Springs is really special because

[0:18] it's not just a crazy rom-com

[0:19] wacky-doodle comedy,

[0:21] it's that too but there's so much more to it

[0:23] and that's what Max and I really spent time talking about,

[0:27] like the characters.

[0:29] What is the arc that Sarah goes through?

[0:31] What's her journey?

[0:33] How does that affect the lighting and

[0:35] the camera movement and and same with

[0:37] with Nyles' character, you know?

[0:39] He's more of a happy-go-lucky guy but

[0:41] deep down, he has this incredible transition,

[0:44] this growth.

[0:45] And so we really talked about that and I think

[0:47] because it's... it deals with, you know,

[0:51] the questions of

[0:52] why we're here.

[0:53] These existential crises that we all have especially now more than ever during this pandemic.

[0:58] It was just... it really spoke to me and

[1:00] I don't know how Andy and Max

[1:02] saw the future...

[1:04] Heh.

[1:05] but they they certainly did and... and I'm just so happy that

[1:08] people are watching it and - and really

[1:10] responding to it,

[1:12] especially during these times.

[1:14] So you know Andy here is looking Camera Right.

[1:15] It's very bright.

[1:16] It's very, you know, warm tones,

[1:19] very well lit.

[1:20] Looks like a kind of a standard comedy there, right?

[1:24] Here is Sarah's side of it.

[1:26] It's very dark.

[1:27] There's one shaft of light and you don't realize

[1:30] why the curtains are drawn until much

[1:32] later but,

[1:33] you know, this is very dark both physically,

[1:37] visually, and emotionally, but you don't

[1:39] really understand that until later.

[1:40] And then I also

[1:41] chose to use atmosphere to give it a

[1:43] little more of a surreal feel.

[1:46] There's so many moments like that...

[1:48] that are maybe at the subconscious level, you're

[1:50] you're like, "Oh wait."

[1:51] What just happened there?"

[1:53] And then on second viewing or on third viewing

[1:55] you're like, "Oh yeah!

[1:57] I didn't catch that before. that's that's kind of cool

[1:58] That's - that's kind of cool."

[1:59] Like, you know, I think it's - it's fun to break down what -

[2:03] what people build into the visual

[2:05] the visual design of the show

[2:06] because [of] it, there's definitely an arc.

End of transcript

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[shorortqueerfilmreview]

7/10 Thankfully it's only an hour and half and the time does seem to zoom by. It's just, fucking grim and boring. The performances, although believable, are very muted and however much it does feel realistic, are just so reserved. Look, it's a sad and beautiful little story about a gay couple who have been together for sixteen odd years, on a road trip in a campervan in Britain as one of them slowly succumbs to dementia. It would be heartbreaking if it wasn't didn't keep it's audience at such a distance, for some reason even the intimate moments felt so far away. I think it's certainly worth watching, and it's beautiful and heart-wrenching to see a story about older queers, but again, if they aren't dying of HIV they are killing themselves or dying of dimentia #killyourgays amirite? It's not gory or bombastic enough to elicit an overwhelming reaction, but its a sweet little tale. Tucci and Firth do the heavy lifting, but there's not much to lift (?) It seemed to get good reviews, but I put that down to the straights just frothing over the tragedy porn.

[antoinemaillard]

Kim Novak in Vertigo, Sketchbook 2018

[soft-80-s]

Jennifer Connelly in “Career Opportunities” (1991) #90s #90sfashion #90svintage #90saesthetic #90sstyle #90smovies #90smovie #90sfilm #90sfilms #JenniferConnelly #CareerOpportunities #americanmovie #americanfilm #comedy #vhs #vhsaesthetic #moviescenes #moviescene https://www.instagram.com/p/CqaKkuYscCj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tomofoto]

Rami Said Malek is an Egyptian-American actor. He won a Primetime Emmy Award  for his lead role as Elliot Alderson in the television series Mr. Robot and is about to star as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rapsody        © TOMO - All Rights Reserved

[carolynbridgetkennedy]

Excited to attend the screening of the AFI thesis film “Black Whole” tonight at American Film Institute. I really enjoyed acting in this wonderful short film, which is garnering laurels on the festival circuit! #actor #actress #actorslife #actorlife #losangeles #hollywood #americanfilm #americanfilminstitute #afi #thesisfilm #studentfilm #shortfilm #filmfestivals #laurels #screening (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci822IlJUYB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Different version of Avatar Niesamowita @graszkaigraszka W świetnym obiektywie @psvideomerc #bodypainting #fantasymakeup #avatar #rasta #hairstylist #multicolor #neons #tęcza #portrait #americanfilm #cinemamakeup #makeupart #artpainting #artpaint #sesjakobieca #sesjakomercyjna #sesjareklamowa #warkoczykiafrykańskie #kolorowewarkocze #makijażartystyczny #makijażciała #malowanieciała #kolorowewłosy #multikolor #fotografiartystyczna #fotografiaportretowa (w: PS Video-Merc) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChA3V6CLwRO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yanarchy072]

・ ・ 久しぶりに『クラッシュ』と『バベル』を連続観賞。 ・ ロサンゼルスと世界でどちらも舞台は異なるが、共通点は“何か一つのコト・モノで繋がっている”というThe human beingは観る度に自分の解釈が変化していて自分の心の程が分かる。 ・ #2004年 #クラッシュ #Crash #ポールハギス #PaulHaggis ・ #2006年 #バベル #Babel #アレハンドロゴンサレスイニャリトゥ #AlejandroGonzálezIñárritu ・ #アメリカ映画 #Americanfilm #クロスカッティング #crosscutting ・ #映画 #movie #ビバムビ #instamovie #moviestagram #instagood #instapic ・ #staysafe #socialdistancing #withコロナ #newnormal (Tokyo Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTzlzKUlij5/?utm_medium=tumblr

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“Emma A. Chaney”

Smartphone video clip of the final resting place of Actor Lon Chaney’s mother, recorded June 9, 2018.

Anyone who knows me knows I’m a big admirer of the works of American Film Acting Pioneer Lon Chaney (1883-1930). I was in Colorado Springs recently, researching the performer for an independent project.

This is the humble grave of Chaney’s Mother, Emma Alice Kennedy Chaney. Four of her children (Lon’’s siblings), including two infants, rest nearby in unmarked plots.

#SmartphoneVideo #Video #LonChaney #Actor #Acting #Director #Makeup #Artist #AmericanFilm #AmericanCinema #SilentMovie #FamilyHistory #History #ColoradoSprings #Colorado #Cemetery #Hero #Muse #Icon #PhantomoftheOpera #HunchbackofNotreDame #LaughClownLaugh (at Evergreen Cemetery (Colorado Springs, Colorado))

[afutanuuntii]

Fotogramma dal film “Titanic”. • Frame from the film “Titanic”. • 映画「タイタニック」からのフレーム。 ••• #titanic #jamescameron #cinema #cinemaamericano #hollywood #film #fotogramma #teallimone #oradelte #culturadelte #filmframe #americancinema #americanfilm #teatime #teaculture #queenmary #queenmarytea #lemontea #teawithlemon #teacup #タイタニック #ジェームズキャメロン #シネマ #映画 #アメリカ映画 #茶文化 #レモンティー #tè #tea #茶 (presso Okayama-shi, Okayama, Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPa7GncAihP/?utm_medium=tumblr