Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

TRASH HUMPERS



A Film by Harmony Korine.

I need to where they're screening this ASAP. 

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

CRONENBERG ODYSSEY

Assuming all of our amazing RM readers are still out there, somewhere, I must apologize for the lack of updates recently. Life can get in the way of blogging (regularly) but I promise to never leave you hanging again!

Aside from doing "life" shit, I've been catching up on some major David Cronenberg action. I had seen Videodrome, Existenz, Eastern Promises ... shoot, I'd even seen Dead Ringers! But the best of Cronenberg's sci-fi/horror oeuvre are his earliest films. If you haven't seen these, I strongly recommend you do:

SHIVERS, 1975


THE BROOD, 1979


RABID, 1977


On another note, I'm finally getting around to seeing Holy Mountain ... what took me so long?!

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

SHOWSTUDIO: OBJECT FETISH


In keeping with our film-centric Wednesday morning, SHOWSTUDIO is featuring a series of short films entitled "Object Fetish," the latest of which features the exquisite "Angel" shoe by Alexander McQueen.

SHOPPING FEVER: A SHORT FILM BY KARL LAGERFELD



Featuring looks from CHANEL Pre-Fall 2011.

Monday, April 26, 2010

MIU MIU A/W 10 FILM


Miuccia Prada showcases her latest Miu Miu collection in a short film directed by Willy Vanderperre. Click here to see the film, exclusively at AnOther.com.

Sunday, January 31, 2010

KISS THE DIRT (FALLING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN)

I've been jamming on this INXS song for awhile ...
... and the music video reminded me of my favorite scene in the 
Bret Easton Ellis-penned film adaptation of The Informers.
Good stuff (and NSFW):


[Ed. note: They actually cut out the NSFW shots (of a semi-naked Amanda Heard). Bummer.]


Just for fun, here's the movie's awesome opening sequence:

Highly-recommended viewing (and reading)!

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

A SINGLE MAN



I had a chance to see Tom Ford's directorial debut A Single Man over the weekend and all I can say is that it left me speechless. It's painfully beautiful: between the nuanced and concise screenplay and intense performances by Colin Firth (!), Matthew Goode (!!) and Julianne Moore (omg) I left the film totally devastated and happy all at once. And yeah, it was all TOM FORD'S idea.


Monday, December 21, 2009

R.I.P. Brittany Murphy

Very talented actress ... so sad.

One of my all-time favorite Murphy roles and movies:



Saturday, December 19, 2009

JE T'AIME: MATTHEW BARNEY




So, I was having tea with a dear friend last night, and somehow the conversation turned to Matthew Barney. Known mostly for his ambitious work in film (and his now-defunct marriage to Bjork), Barney's work is captivating and well, kind of weird. I had the pleasure of seeing his last "film" Drawing Restraint 9 during a limited run in Dallas a few years ago and I'm still floored by his singular, inimitable style both behind and in front of a camera. I remember seeing a review of the film, a 3 hour meditation on Japan, whaling ships, bodily fluids, etc. (all without a stitch of dialogue), and reading something along the lines of "... If only Barney went commercial ... directing the next 2001: Space Odyssey." What a dream?! Watch a clip from Drawing Restraint 9 below:



Saturday, November 28, 2009