FILM ON FILM #26: Film as Fetishization

April 26, 2008

Han @ 10:18 am

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Those late dinners with their ineffable tease
The last novel before leaving the ruins pale gold as green tea
Walking down the dizzy stairs
Passing through the first rain of the season
Leaving his vertigo for the labyrinth:
“The melancholy patterns of the attractive skinny tie.”
The phone call that we missed in the humid summer afternoon
A typo on the airplane ticket
Some artists sell the souvenir. Some opportunities come back and forth.
A solid maroon red tinged with almost transparent blue.
Those dresses and secrets hidden in a timebox. And the whispers.
“You are my muddiest whisper”



In the Mood for Love (Wong Kar-Wai, 2000)

I think it’s no longer legal

April 25, 2008

jonny @ 3:15 pm

sweet

the best movie of all times ever.

FILM ON FILM #25: Film as Wandering

April 24, 2008

Han @ 7:01 pm

Screenings at the 51st San Francisco International Film Festival
Sunday, April 27, 6pm @ Kabuki
Tuesday, April 29, 4pm @ Kabuki
Friday, May 2, 9pm @ Kabuki


They get unknown pleasures from soft and empty compartments
On the street men and women contemplate the frailty of jealousy
As they witness to their delightful tragedies
Lugging their insecure jokes
Rather than bumping into some staring eyes
They do not talk of becoming even
But yes — friends stood each other up
Boxes are reserved for some air
Those men and women surely wander on the street

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In the City of Sylvia (José Luis Guerin, 2007)

FILM ON FILM #24: Film as Entertainment

April 24, 2008

Han @ 10:21 am

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when muted so willingly so free
I can destroy my very own universe
absorbing waves and
splashes till I hear
your eerie moan



Singin’ in the Rain (Stanley Donen & Gene Kelly, 1952)

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