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Alan Clarkes Elephant caused outrage on its release in 1989. A film that defies genre, it is a work of unrelenting bleakness that depicts 18 murders during The Troubles. I take a look at the films production, my personal experiences of spending time in Ireland and offer my take on this extraordinary film.
I love UHD and you should too. Here is a brief explanation of this format and the culture around it as well as my top ten picks you may wish to consider.
Great You Tube creators who review UHD's
https://www.youtube.com/@JeffRauseo
https://www.youtube.com/@moviecollector5920
https://www.youtube.com/@ElliotCoen
In 2014, I became obsessed with the films of Michelangelo Antonioni and like an idiot ignored Zabriskie Point because some pesky critics didn't like it. I've now watched it more times than I can remember and hope in some ways this episode encourages you to seek it out.
It's back and in this first part I take a look at the first five 70mm films of this years festival.
A film noir gem that I rented by accident that turned out to be a New Year treat. Enjoy.
A recent book purchase led me on a Western binge. Two stood out from the crowd The Big Trail and The Ox-Bow Incident. Both very different and both quite excellent. Enjoy.
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The 24 Frames Cast, hosted by Tom Jennings, is a film podcast focused on thoughtful conversations about cinema’s craft, history, and lasting impact.