So far I've seen Story of a Cheat (my fave so far), Pearls of the Crown, and Desire.

And yeah his work is also really interesting as prototypical examples of stuff that would later be outline under auteur theory in france. Despite Guitry initially using cinema as a means to show his plays to a wider audience, he really starts playing with the medium a lot and figuring out what shots work best for his material. (Not to mention his signature treatment of credits too.)

Il Conformista (1970) - 10/10

Rocco e i suoi fratelli (1960) - 10/10

Anyone saw Fantasy Island?

gonna binge delon films, been waiting to see rocco

Then thin red line (rewatch) 10/10

Malick dsnt get enough respect man

City of God

10

The Farewell - 5/5

Rocco e i suoi fratelli & Il Gattopardo both are great films. I need to see more Visconti

Banggang ( a modern day love story) (2015)rewatch 8/10

Dope coming of age french film

You already get the vibe but honestly It’s been one of my favorite hidden gems unfortunately netflix took it off

Also finnegan oldfield is a cutie

Anyone noticed Netflix removing all their dope indie films

La Jetee / Captivating

love this, just saw sans soleil recently too, chris maker a genius

Gonna watch it tomorrow

Wish I heard of Kanopy earlier but it’s what it is

The gentleman 5/5 finna watch it again this weekend

S***and the City 2 (2010)
4/10

You know in a weird way I have to give this movie credit for not giving a f***.

Honestly, this s*** is crazy. These tired women fly out to the f***ing Middle East just to play dress up in Arabic clothing, create drama, and set up goofy gags. There was no reason for this to exist. This s*** was 2 and hours long and s*** wasn’t even that different in the end.

I felt like I had to watch this because I’ve seen the entire series and the first movie, but wow this is pointless and tired.

love this movie but Benny's Farewell was unfair

Movie was pretty good 8.5

candyman (1992) - 8/10

took me 6 years to find out DBR the prayer sampled the opening theme of this movie

American History X - 10/10/

so sad

genuinely one of the best films ive seen lately

the life aquatic with steve zissou

9.3/10

superman red son

city of god is based in brazil right? what is it about?

yupp, it's based in one of Rio's favelas!

It is a film about how being born into a community that struggles socially and economically can damn you into a fate of poverty with the only feasible agents of change being that of d**** and crime. The movie is shown through the eyes of different characters including the city.

oh ok ill give it a view i know lots of people from brazil to