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2007-09-11 06:05 am (UTC)
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My father and I watched
La Jetée
(1962) this afternoon. I had been cautioned that it might not be as impressive as its reputation, but I found it incredibly haunting, one of the most beautiful things I have seen on a screen:
I've been wanting to see that since I heard
12 Monkeys
was based on it.
things that are so tightly concentrated in themselves that they become both self and symbol
I like the sound of that.
must have been like having someone unscrew the top of your head and drop in a handful of slides. It was a good thing to see.
From what you describe, it definitely must have been. I've not seen nearly enough New Wave films . . .
My great-aunt, although she was never referred to as anything other than "Aunt Joy," died this morning.
I'm sorry.
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I've been wanting to see that since I heard 12 Monkeys was based on it.
things that are so tightly concentrated in themselves that they become both self and symbol
I like the sound of that.
must have been like having someone unscrew the top of your head and drop in a handful of slides. It was a good thing to see.
From what you describe, it definitely must have been. I've not seen nearly enough New Wave films . . .
My great-aunt, although she was never referred to as anything other than "Aunt Joy," died this morning.
I'm sorry.