1983. Henry Jaglom lunches with Orson Welles.
Luc Moullet, Jean-Luc Godard, and Jean-Pierre Gorin. (Photo by Jean Gaumy.)
Bill Ryan on Things to Come (1936).
Wide-ranging commentary on Spielberg and Lucas’s remarks on Hollywood’s imminent “implosion.”
(Source: gardenofweeds, via iznogoodgood)
Adrian Curry asks, “is anything more tired or clichéd than a film reel or a film strip on a film festival poster? As early as 1945, Swiss designer Fritz Bühler already recognized this with one of the first great film festival posters, his pixellated duotone close-up of an eye for the Film Festival Congrès International of Basel.”
Movie posters from Metropolis, a 1927 silent film. These things are stunning, and heavy on the Art Deco.
Watch it.
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