WATCH >> James Stewart meets Kubrick meets Hitchcock
The world of Hitchcock and Kubrick meet.
READ >> Feast Your Eyes: A Tour of the Sartorial ’70s
Styles were so articulate then that it is possible for anyone with a sharp eye
for fashion history to pinpoint the exact year that a film was made,
based solely on the trends featured in them.
READ >> Bolaji Badejo: The Nigerian giant who played ‘Alien’
“Ridley walked in with this guy. I thought I was looking at a giraffe…
Stood in the doorway, you could see his body,
but his head was above the frame.”
READ >> Werner Herzog has never thought a dog was cute
“How do we give meaning to our lives? That question has been lingering over
my work and life. That’s what I’ve been pursuing for a very long time.”
READ >> The Tarkovsky Legacy
“The image becomes authentically cinematic when not only does it live within time,
but time also lives within it, even within each separate frame.
The image is not a certain meaning, expressed by the director,
but an entire world reflected in a drop of water.”
READ >> Why Pedro Almodóvar’s Newest Film Frightened His Friends
“There were things I never thought he was going to expose,
not even to his friends, Pedro is a very private person.”
– Antonio Banderas
VIEW >> Polaroid diary from The Shining
A series of Polaroid images taken by Kubrick himself,
his longterm assistant Emilio D’Alessandro
and continuity supervisor June Randall.
WATCH >> Scoring Uncut Gems
“Josh would jump on the keyboard, doing all types of panning on the fly. We’re essentially riding this spaceship, that’s sort of how it gets done, you have to be so shameless, unabashed, childlike, studio tomfoolery is the only way to really get to this magical level.”
GO TO >> David Lynch Art Expo @ Sperone Westwater
Lynch’s work balances at the porous divide between the body and the world it inhabits.
His five-decade career includes an extensive range of art-making—painting,
drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, music and film.
LISTEN >> Chinatown commentary by David Fincher
“The ultimate would be to never have to go to Chinatown,
Chinatown is not a place that you could actually go to
because it’s a state of mind.”