Things We’d Have Missed without Them
Three amateur photographers who pointed their lenses to the sky and captured things we’d have missed without them.
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Immaterial
I was in Berlin when I last thought of Tarkovsky.
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Plinkett’s Secret Army
I want to describe a secret society I’ve stumbled upon. It started with Spaced.
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In an Alien Fashion
Showcasing ancient (it’s a year old now) fashion, the film strives to look like the final traces of humankind in soft focus.
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Paper Theatre
Recently paper-craft blogs have gone wild for two films that seem to challenge even the assumption that pens and paper are easier than cinema.
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The Temptation of St Tony
Tony’s landscape is a panorama of depression. Empty vistas filled with negative space swamp the screen in shades of grey of cinematographer Mart Taniel’s vision, drowning every character, isolating them among loved ones.
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Online Movies: Stingray Sam
I discovered The American Astronaut (2001) while channel-hopping late at night, and the broken space, skewed songs and weird world-building suited the dark.
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