Love this video mate. I’m just learning about transcendental cinema. Always liked it but never knew what it was called. Have you seen The Curse!?! Truly transcendental television. And beyond.
Thank you! I have not actually seen the Curse yet (sadly, I really want to), but from what I’ve seen, read, and heard, it does seem to be transcendental in some shape or form…which only makes me want to see it more lol
Am going to analyse Jeanne for my comparative assignment and was surprised my film teacher didn't know about it. Your video is a great reference and can't come up at a better time>
Thank you! I really need to see La notte and rewatch L’avventura because it left me with a strangely profound but hazy feeling once it was over. I have no idea if I liked it, loved it, or disliked it; but it has definitely stuck with me…
I like slow films but dear god when a friend recommended eastern promises I kept zoning out and thinking about all 4 die hards. Not the 5th thats too much. I think I'd be a lot more fine with short films if they had people being people and not just reading their lines. I know this sounds obvious but that eastern promises thing broke me they flat out were not acting.
i've never seen eastern promises, but i always thought it was exciting for some reason. i'm glad i know what to expect now... i'll admit, the non-acting is something that normally doesn't bother me, but there's always a few films that just leave me genuinely bored (not in a good way). p.s.: thanks for always stopping by and sharing your thoughts :)
Love this video mate. I’m just learning about transcendental cinema. Always liked it but never knew what it was called.
Have you seen The Curse!?! Truly transcendental television. And beyond.
Thank you! I have not actually seen the Curse yet (sadly, I really want to), but from what I’ve seen, read, and heard, it does seem to be transcendental in some shape or form…which only makes me want to see it more lol
Am going to analyse Jeanne for my comparative assignment and was surprised my film teacher didn't know about it. Your video is a great reference and can't come up at a better time>
glad to hear it helped!
Great recs. I really love Antonioni's L'avventura and La notte as well, such beautiful films that create a powerful mood
Thank you! I really need to see La notte and rewatch L’avventura because it left me with a strangely profound but hazy feeling once it was over.
I have no idea if I liked it, loved it, or disliked it; but it has definitely stuck with me…
Great start for the season!
Very well done
Thank you for this video, I'm preparing my new short film and i intended to make it slow cinema style and this video really helped.
you are very welcome, and best of luck on your short!!
really interesting video! excited to see more from you
thanks, i hope to see you around!
Video on slow cinema? Use of Deleuze? Consider me subbed
I like slow films but dear god when a friend recommended eastern promises I kept zoning out and thinking about all 4 die hards. Not the 5th thats too much. I think I'd be a lot more fine with short films if they had people being people and not just reading their lines. I know this sounds obvious but that eastern promises thing broke me they flat out were not acting.
i've never seen eastern promises, but i always thought it was exciting for some reason. i'm glad i know what to expect now...
i'll admit, the non-acting is something that normally doesn't bother me, but there's always a few films that just leave me genuinely bored (not in a good way).
p.s.: thanks for always stopping by and sharing your thoughts :)
@@filmfourall We're both sort of in the entertainment scene so it's cool to see another channel gain traction. No problem
thanks for the inspiration
you are very welcome!
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