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Amazing compilation of movies and documentaries about Photography
This site has a truly amazing compilation of movies and documentaries ABOUT photography. They lists are not only organized chronologically but EACH movie has a link to IMDB. Amazing job!
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Tarantino’s first movie! “My Best Friend’s Birthday”, was made in 1987 for only $5,000. And it definitively shows. Only 36 minutes survived a fire. (via Jason Kottke)
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Quentin’s Favorite Movies of 2010
1. Toy Story 3, 2. The Social Network, 3. Animal Kingdom, 4. I Am Love, 5. Tangled , 6. True Grit, 7. The Town, 8. Greenberg, 9. Cyrus, 10. Enter The Void. The complete list is here.
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An insane cinephile genius.
This guy edited 270 films (all produced or distributed in 2010) into one brilliant 6-minute video. Wow….
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Three Kings, 1999 (dir. David O. Russell)
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Top 12 must watch movies by Peter Waisnor
Top 12 “must watch” movies according to Peter Waisnor. “My serious movie watching years were between 2002 and 2006. Those were the years I watched 80-100 movies per year in the theater. Since classic movie recommendations are well-known and readily available online, I thought I’d focus on recent movies (in the last ten years) that I believe are significant in one way or another.”
Here is the list in no particular order:
1. Lost In Translation
2. The Big Lebowski
3. City of God
4. Wristcutters5. Tony Takitani6. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind7. Kitchen Stories8. The Man Without a Past9. Kontroll10. The Barbarian Invasions11. Intacto12. Read My Lips -
Film Industry Terms by Department.
Pretty funny and handy, especially if you are just getting in.
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Tarantino’s Top 20 Movies.
Quentin Tarantino lists his Top 20 movies since he started to direct in 1992.
The list: Battle Royale, Anything Else, Audition, Blade, Boogie Nights, Dazed & Confused, Dogville, Fight Club, Fridays, The Host, The Insider, Joint Security Area, Lost In Translation, The Matrix, Memories of Murder, Police Story 3, Shaun of the Dead, Speed, Team America, and Unbreakable.
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“Intro to Digital Cinema” Seminar at PDN Photoplus Expo
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Blind photographers
A beautiful documentary about blind photographers by Damon Stea. Great opening scene.
