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Crystal C
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2013
Singer, director and screenwriter based in NYC.
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First day of school
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This is a short film I did for my film class. The prompt was "First week of school". It was shot in about 40 minutes or so and edited with Davinci and Premiere Pro. I'm an amateur editor and would appreciate any feedback!
Beau is afraid: Post-screening Discussion with Ari Aster and Martin Scorsese.
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Didn’t get to film all of it because I was so star struck but here’s the majority of the Q&A.
Find yourself a partner that looks at you the same way Ari looks at Marty in this whole conversation ❤
the whole movie felt like a direct representation of my anxiety, depression, guilt, emotional blackmail and catastrophizing. seriously. it makes me wonder how this movie feels to people who never dealt with similar trauma on the deep level. with my experience it made absolute perfect sense from start to finish and the simile was mastefully done
Good job one person’s trash is another person’s treasure :)
Seeing Scorsese and Aster is like seeing the master and his student and regarding Beau is Afraid, it's arguably one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen, and to be honest Joaquin Phoenix nailed the character after he had won the Oscar for his Joker's performance.
The most cringe moment was when Ari Aster couldn't even say "thank you' & that adulation from Scorcese was equally cringe. Watch my short movie instead 💅
You're not very good at trolling haha
Isnt it the dream of every young director?
This movie feels like its in the same universe as smiling friends
Big fan of his film’s except this one. Hated it. I hate everything about it. Way too stressful. Something really sick about this film, imho. It had a few lol moments but geeez
I love his previous movie. Absolutely hate this one
nao to entendendo nada do que ele ta falando. tem algum video original?
Completely love bow is afraid total and utter masterpiece literally amazing on all sides the performance, the camera, the story I've never seen a more insane story quite honestly
i would pay money to have someone transcribe this..
i sense Hitchcock influence.
My main inspiration for this short came from Bullet Ballet, Vertigo, and Angst.
@@Malbyred Yeah I noticed the stairway reminded me of Vertigo. Angst is a masterpiece and I stll need to see Bullet Ballet.
wish i could hear anything they were saying, marty might b the only person i'd like to hear analyze this movie
I like the cinematography and the editing is decent.Loved to see the video😀
Thank you so much 😁
I think there is no greater emotion than a filmmaker being honored by Martin Scorcese.
Terrible film.Didn't love it. Didn't hate it. I was just bored at what an inconsequential piece of ephemera it was. Phoenix's one note, gaping faced performance inspired nothing more than apathy and ennui. Dull as ditchwater.
I don't wanna go back to home after watch this remarkable movie.👍
that wasn't even a movie, it was a 3-hour poorly scripted social advert on problems of drug-addicted man-children with mommy issues
I just love how clueless all of you are in the comments section
Beau Is Afraid is my top 3 movie of the year so far.
It's great that a director as esteemed as Scorsese is supporting genuinely talented directors. Must suck for plastic movie makers like marvel creators.
Scorsese is Cineast with a big C. He's a voracious student of the craft and so of course he keeps up with newer artists. He wrote Bong Joon Ho a letter after watching Parasite, that's the kind of person Scorsese is, generous and open to new voices.
That was so random. I really didn’t “love” it. But I got the message.
It has the structure of Hamlet: Beau being paralyzed even though he knows the evil of his mother; Beau's "sister" "drowning" like Ophelia, a play within a play to "catch his conscious", and Beau's inaction in the face of overwhelming evidence causing his demise. But it also feels like a combination of the Truman show with the surveillance, and Kafka's "the trial" with Beau being on trial but not even knowing it. It also has many layers of detail, for instance one advert at the mother's house says "housing those who abuse our products" - explaining the insanity of Beau's low income housing. The Wasserman's directly parallel the real life opioid pushing Sackler family of Purdue drugs.
The ending was based on "Defending your Life", one of the favorites movies of Aster too
Don't hurt yourself with that huge reach.
…his sister??
I can't believe I am saying this but this is probably my favorite Ari Aster film so far, Hereditary was great, Midsommar was pretty good but Beau is Afraid is on whole another level. What a film, this is cinema.
It’s like he took everything that made those previous movies good and built a whole new genre of film upon that. I’ve never seen a movie like this and i don’t think i ever will afterwards, truly unique and indescribable.
It's a huge misfire. Pretentious nonsense in need of a severe edit to make it remotely watchable.
@@drumgold23 It’s literally the opposite of nonsense lmao
@@drumgold23 I haven't seen a lot of Aster's movies before, only Hereditary, which I liked, but I have to agree with OP, this movie here is on another level. Yes, understandably not a movie for everybody, for people that are searching for "entertainment" it might not do. But in my neck of the woods "entertainment" is not usually a positive word anyhow. It might be translated to "politically appropriate ideological/religious" art. It seems to usually signify ideological movies that aim to repeat some values, tropes and motifs that some people ("regular people"?) seem to have a need for. It's probably similar to how religious mantras work. Constantly repeating the same structures and character arcs (cliches and genres) helps people in imagining some shared fantasy of how the world works - helps us imagine a shared society with shared values and what not, and perhaps this world will manifest itself if we repeat these things enough. I'm not saying it's not important, but it is not for everyone. If someone uses the word "pretentious" as they usually do without probably having any definition for it, there is a reflex to yell back: "you unsophisticated lower class movie audience!" or something, but I doubt that is useful to anybody. Some people just seem to be more interested in repetitively watching whatever others are watching and avoiding movies that stimulate individual thought or self-reflexion, and if they see something that contradicts this preference, they might instinctively feel threatened or insulted by it and they might lash out. That is ok, I try not to get angry at that as I perhaps have in the past. Some people are not for self-reflexion or critical stimulation in their media, constant repetition in "entertainment" keeps them happy and perhaps constructive to society. I am not here to change that, but I do feel the need to note that the word "pretentious" does often seem to be used by people for self-defence when confronted with forms of art, "entertainment" or media that is out of their ideological safe zone, mental capacity, etc. Not that the opinion "this movie is bad" or even "horrendous" is not valid, but in the realm of movie criticism I do advise to try to dig a little deeper into the movie or yourself or the society to understand why it might be or seem so. There are many options. If the criticism does not go any deeper, people might think it's because the critic is not very sophisticated and the problem lies with them and not the movie.
Midsommar was great too!
I wish it was screened more or at least available to stream, I never got to see it
I love your laughing my girl.. I love you deeply than anyone in this world... ❤️🙏. Please accept my love
delete this comment before u get publicly humiliated
@@sammypercy388still going strong though
I watched Ari's film Beau Is Afraid in the cinema yesterday and loved it. I can see some similarities between it and Scorsese's amazing black comedy After Hours. Ironically, even though Beau If Afraid is more thoroughly surreal I think it's also more 'real', as you assume a lot of the crazy events are simply 'as the protagonist sees it' .... whereas in After Hours, it simply appears to be a comically nightmarish world for everyone. So Beau Is Afraid is a bit more like something like American Psycho but with an everyman not a murderer. What I especially love about Beau Is Afraid is how it doesn't 'save' the viewer with occasional reminders of hard realities in the film, instead giving you an entirely surreal experience and forcing you to choose how much you think the events represent what's really happening around the protagonist. I love that honesty, as I think we all see 100% of our own lives through a psychological lens (or lenses), and that 'true truth' and 'enlightenment' are fantasies that don't reflect reality.
Both after hours and beau feel like "The Odyssey" . But Beau parallels Hamlet more closely.
Martin Scorsese: *muff muff [inaudiable]* Person recording: GIGGLE AT MAXIMUM VOLUME
I saw this film weeks ago…and it refuses to exit my brain.
Does anyone know what term Ari said Laurence Stern coined? Sounds like he said “servantic” around 9:30
Cervantic, Miguel de Cervante the author of Don Quixote.
why is then audio so terrible uhg
Can anyone actually HEAR this????!!!! I hear echos, only
Is this conversation available anywhere with better audio? I find it quite hard to follow, and automatic captions also can’t seem to make heads or tails of it
I will never understand how whooping came to be an acceptable sound to make publicly in the United States. Truly a base culture.
The term is actually Quixotic not Cervantic. Unless he means something else, but Cervantes most well known work is Don Quixote
Holy shit, he must have been the happiest guy on earth at this very moment...
Live kind, live vegan.🕉️
I saw the movie last night and while I left quite confused and befuddled, I tend to cope with my befuddlement by watching explainer videos and stuff like this. Many of them have changed my mind about my initial take on the film. Still think the run time could have been decreased quite a bit, but far be it from me to decide what gets cut.
Loved this movie so much
Try not to scream so much while filming 🤣😭😭😭🤣
These movies of his need to be rated NC17. These are the only movies I’ve seen and thought “should this be legal?”
just got back from it. a truly genius metaphorical masterpiece
Anyone who’s watched After Hours knows why Marty likes Ari
I really enjoyed Beau is Afraid, it definitely took risks but I admired it for that and it’s pleasing to see Mr Scorsese praising the picture and Aster’s techniques!
Ari Aster will be the remembered for modern horror for a very long time
Great sound
I remember learning Ari was working on his new film "Disappointment Blvd." and i was hyped and kept checking in for news and the trailer and then when they dropped the trailer for "Beau is afraid " and me overlooking it for days cause i didn't know he swapped the title. Looking forward to seeing this. Thanks for posting this vid. Very cool
this. could have been written by me.
I really don't think a guy as classic as Martin would have liked a movie as radically pretentious and silly as this one.
yet here we are
Scorsese loves it; so fuck all the critical voices - I’m really hyped now…