Resources

theconstantbuzz:

Fellini and his director of photography on 8 1/2 © Tazio Secchiaroli 

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infinitetext:

Wong Kar-Wai, Fallen Angels, 1995.

subjective-objective:

Monday Screening 1:

Man with a Movie Camera (Soviet Union, Dziga Vertov, 1929)

(via salesonfilm)

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labrancaro:

JOSEF SUDEK

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i12bent:

Still from Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin, 1925

Sergei M. Eisenstein, born Jan 23, 1898.

oldfilmsflicker:

Happy Birthday James R. “Jim” Jarmusch (born January 22, 1953)

Clay Jeter’s Jess + Moss was my favorite movie of 2011.  It premiered at Sundance 2011 and was screened at a number of other festivals, winning acclaim and awards along the way.  I saw it twice at the Nashville Film Festival, where it was winner of the Ground Zero Tennessee Spirit Award for Best Feature Film.  It is a beautiful, poetic film, and it was especially close to my heart because it was filmed within 20 miles of the farm where I grew up in rural West Tennessee.  As far as I know no feature films have ever been filmed back around home, so the fact that a film this wonderful was born this near to me has truly taken me aback.

This week Jess + Moss was released for digital purchase and rental, and according to Amazon it will be released on DVD March 20.  It can be found using the following links:

Amazon Instant Video (purchase and rental)
ITunes (purchase and rental)
Sundance Now (purchase and rental)
YouTube (rental)