#attenberg

[dailyflicks]

Attenberg (2010) dir. Athina Rachel Tsangari

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Attenberg Athina Rachel Tsangari. 2010

Building Ασπρα Σπίτια, Aspra Spitia 320 03, Paralia Distomou, Greece See in map

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[dare-g]

Attenberg (2010)

[ninoochat]

[mtonino]

Cinediario 2023 - settembre

Attenberg (2010) Athina Rachel Tsangari

[gilbertesimonet]

[fabulousfilms]

I’m starting a new series called Femcel Fridays on my Substack, a biweekly program of femcel film criticism. First up: Attenberg (2010) dir. Athina Rachel Tsangari and Nausicaa (1970) dir. Agnés Varda, who I met in Paris when I was 20. Nausicaa was banned in France after one screening in 1970 for its depiction of Greek refugees. Click the link to read more. 💌

[orsopetomane]

[moviecinepelis]

[lovelybeautifulsleep]

Attenberg (2010), directed by Athina Rachel Tsangari. Evangelia Randou and Ariane Labed in the opening scene.

[battistinidiary]

Attenberg is always a reference that lingers around me; I love that dance scene, among many others. It's a blend of strangeness and innocence, it's Greek cinema, art cinema.

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Attenberg é sempre uma referência que fica me rondando, amo essa cena da dança, entre muitas outras, é uma mistura de estranheza com inocência, é cinema grego, cinema de arte.

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Attenberg Athina Rachel Tsangari. 2010

Factory Agios Nikolaos power station, Distomo 321 00, Greece See in map

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[dare-g]

It was kinda funny today I was killing time before seeing Poor Things at the theater so I put on Attenberg on Kanopy cause it's been on my list for years and I wanted a comedy and tbh I had forgotten where it was from so when it started playing i was like huh guess im doing a Greek double feature... But then the real shock was that Yorgos Lanthimos himself showed up in the film ??!

[ninoochat]

Attenberg (2010)

[fairycosmos]

all this could be yours by jami attenberg

[the-wip-project]

This may be an event for us!

It's organized by Jami Attenberg on her newsletter, she also has a book out as a companion, but you don't have to buy the book to participate. You just have to sign up for the newsletter, and you'll get daily emails for the event for the first two weeks of June.

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