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Q&A following advance screening at @IFCCenter of “Caught by the Tides” with director Jia Zhangke moderated by critic Amy Taubin ( @AmyOrNot )
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Bad debate nights happen. Trust me, I know. But this election is still a choice between someone who has fought for ordinary folks his entire life and someone who only cares about himself. Between someone who tells the truth; who knows right from wrong and will give it to the American people straight — and someone who lies through his teeth for his own benefit. Last night didn’t change that, and it’s why so much is at stake in November. joebiden.com
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"Agnieszka Holland is fearless and uncompromising in her narrative & visual depiction of state sanctioned patriarchal violence and terror."
Amy Taubin (@AmyOrNot) on Holland's A Lonely Woman @screenslate
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To note, I generally love Amy Taubin’s writing and insights, but this comment just seems silly in retrospect.
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The Nazi regime tried to burn all the copies of 'Mädchen in Uniform' (1931) because of its Lesbian undertones. They couldn't, as prints had been distributed around the world.
In USA, Eleanor Roosevelt saw the importance of the movie & stopped its ban from being implemented.
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This is why the IDF is killing any journalist that flies a drone over Gaza, they don’t want the world to witness the sheer scale of the genocide…🇵🇸💔
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Echoing so many in saying this, but David Bordwell was as kind, thoughtful, and generous as he was rigorous and field-defining. Whenever I think of FLOWERS OF SHANGHAI—which is to say, cinema itself—he is there.
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How do you take nice Jewish children and turn them into monsters, killers of children by the time they’re 18…?
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HAPPENING NOW: Hundreds of Jews are blockading the @POTUS motorcade as it attempts to reach a fundraiser on the Upper East Side, calling on the President — in his first New York City appearance since the crisis in Gaza began — to stop funding Israel’s genocide of Palestinians.
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Just in case ppl insinute that my opposition to Israel's murderous acts means something else-
Im a Jew. My grandmother escaped the holocaust. My great uncle fought Nazis in the streets in Germany. I grew up around radical Jews that wanted revolution
I'm just fucking principled
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We've curated a selection of 6 films by Palestinian filmmakers to help raise funds for those on the ground in Gaza. These films explore all the ways that the Israeli occupation stifles life and the many more ways that Palestinians resist and persist.
filmsforpalestine.eventbrite…
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Artforum sacks editor in chief David Velasco following open letter on Palestine artreview.com/artforum-sacks…
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BREAKING: As we speak, the community of Khirbet Zanuta (South Hebron Hills) is packing up their village and leaving their lands as a result of settler terrorism.
Forcible transfer is taking place in front of our eyes and yet we remain silent.
THREAD
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I want to see this on the front page of the @nytimes tomorrow.
LIVE AT GRAND CENTRAL: NO MORE WEAPONS. NO MORE WAR. CEASEFIRE IS WHAT WE’RE FIGHTING FOR. cc @jvplive @jvpliveNY @JvpAction
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Amy Taubin (@AmyOrNot) on new work by Todd Haynes, Yorgos Lanthimos, Agnieszka Holland, Raven Jackson, Jean-Luc Godard, and more at the 61st New York Film Festival: artforum.com/columns/nyff-61…
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'I have no regrets, because I've done everything I could to the best of my ability.' - Robert Redford
#BornOnThisDay. theb.fi/3rCMbhH
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On questions of what can/should be depicted, what can/cannot be seen, “Hiroshima, Mon Amour” is an ideal double feature with “Oppenheimer.” – at Brooklyn, NY
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Replying to @AmyOrNot
This review has convinced me to see the film, reluctant as I was, because I share Truffault's concern: “war films, even pacifist, even the best, willingly or not, glorify war and render it in some way attractive.”
























