TOP 10 Priority List for CINEMANILA 2009

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Tokyo Story (1954) is indeed the best film of all time.


This week is hell week in UP. I thought I was dead and gone Monday night after my exam in Engineering Science. But Alas! I am still here salivating on Cinemanila for the nth time. I have so many films on hold, so many Nouvelle Vague and Murnau to watch, and a lot of Kurosawas and Renoir to deconstruct. Yet, in all this semi-quasi film history digging, and of climaxing at Ozu's Tokyo Story (1954) a few days ago (I cried relentlessly twenty minutes before the ending), I am willing to risk anything just to watch these films:


TOP 10 Priority list for Cinemanila:


(1) Inglourious Basterds (Tarantino)



October 16 (FRIDAY) | 8 - 10:33 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 7.

(2) Mammoth (Moodyson)


PHILIPPINE PREMIERE:
OCTOBER 17 (SATURDAY) | 7:00 – 9:05 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5
OCTOBER 18 (SUNDAY) | 1:30 – 3:35 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 4


(3) Hunger (Steve McQueen)



OCTOBER 23 (FRIDAY) | 3:00 – 4:30 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5
OCTOBER 23 (FRIDAY) | 7:30 – 9:10 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 7


(4) Ricky (Francois Ozon)



OCTOBER 19 (MONDAY) | 9:30 – 11:00 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5
OCTOBER 20 (TUESDAY) | 1:00 – 2:30 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 7


(5) Tulpan (Dvortsevoy)


OCTOBER 20 (TUESDAY) | 7:20 – 9:00 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5
OCTOBER 21 (WEDNESDAY) | 3:30 – 5:15 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5


(6) Pandora's Box (Ustaoglu)


OCTOBER 22 (THURSDAY) | 6:30 – 8:30 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 7
OCTOBER 24 (SATURDAY) | 4:15 – 6:00 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 4


(7) Samson and Delilah (Thorton)

OCTOBER 17 (SATURDAY) | 9:30 PM – 11:10 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 4
OCTOBER 18 (SUNDAY) | 3:45 – 5:25 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5


(8) Independencia (Martin)

OCTOBER 21 (WEDNESDAY) | 5:45 – 6:30 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 5

(9) Biyaheng Lupa (Lao)

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October 19 (Monday) | 08:00PM | Cinema 6
October 23 (Friday) | 04:30PM | Cinema 6

(10) Engkwentro (Diokno)

OCTOBER 21 (WEDNESDAY) | 7:00 – 8:00 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 6
OCTOBER 23 (FRIDAY) | 2:45 – 4:00 PM | MARKET! MARKET! CINEMA 6


See ya!



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ROSENBAUM On French Cinephilia
Mizoguchi rocks hard

the love of sumako, the actress Pictures, Images and Photos

I quote from Rosenbaum's Paris Journal, Spring 1972 (Paris moviegoing, MODERN TIMES)" [Film Comment, Spring 1972; slightly tweaked, September 2009] (18 Sept 2009) that Harry posted a few days ago:

"...At a recent Cinémathèque screening of THE LOVE OF SUMAKO, THE ACTRESS (Mizoguchi, 1947), nearly all of the seats were filled. Although the print was in Japanese, without subtitles, and no plot synopsis or accompanying information of any kind was handed out, all but about ten of the spectators remained for the film’s duration, without complaint..."
This is France in the '70s.

Paris, as Rosenbaum mentioned, is the center of cinephilia in the world!

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Ciao!
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BYE for now!

I will be in Aklan from October 22 - 30, 2009 for CSIW, Children's Science Interactive Workshop. The next formal update for this blog will be on the first week of November, but i will still try to update it via scheduling posts (hopefully). Brr... it's cold out here.

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I never really gotten to watch Tokyo Story in its entirety but will be seeing it very soon for sure. Hunger is one of the favorite films of 2008.
3 replies · active 807 weeks ago
Hmmm... i can send you a file of Tokyo Story, it's a great movie. I'll burn it on a CD and include it on the package that i will be sending next week. Hehe.
actually i have a copy which i downloaded way before. its one of those films that i haven't really got to sit down. hehe. and recently i requested my colleague to download a taste of cherry, sex lies and videotape and eternity and a day. hehe
Really? Hmmm... maybe because it's kind of boring/dragging... But, i don't know, like my last year's number one, Yi Yi: A One and A Two, it carved a deep impression on me, a rare phenomenon indeed! I had a nostalgia twenty minutes before the ending when the grandmother died. . .
Is that Michelle Williams on Mammoth?
2 replies · active 807 weeks ago
Yes! He's with Gael Garcia Bernal one of my favorite actors in the arthouse film industry.

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