Lmao oh ok. in conclusion I recommend a paragon of Canadian filmmaking excellence, CUBE (1997)
Actually seeing a feature before offering an opinion seems a basic requirement. Filmmaking is so terrifically demanding, that I have respect for anyone who actually manages to get one made. Then if its a *good* film, so much the better.
Now watching Ah Kam aka The Stunt Woman (1996, Hui). Stars Michelle Yeoh and Sammo Hung, about filmmaking in Hong Kong and the lives of stunt performers
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The Ranger's Roost
Even if it's a disaster, it'll be the kind of disaster that drives students into filmmaking just so they can try to do it the way it should have been done
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95% of filmmaking is picking heavy things up in one spot and putting them down in another spot.
ALT: a rainbow colored shooting star with the words " are you know " in the background
Very sincere about this btw, I love FFC and maximalist filmmaking in general and genuinely need that modern cinema needs more and not less of it if we want the art form to survive.
Ann Marie Flemingās long-awaited return to feature filmmaking is an auspicious look at the climate crisis, set in a cozy yet dystopian future in which no human being lives past the age of 50. #TIFF24
Ann Marie Flemingās long-awaited return to feature filmmaking envisions a future in which no human being lives past the age of 50.