Michael Palmieri
@themikeyouknow.bsky.social
Director, editor, cinematographer, musician, practitioner of "live cinema". 2024 Academy Shortlist "SEAT 31: ZOOEY ZEPHYR", I'M YOUR VENUS, OCTOBER COUNTRY, GOSPEL OF EUREKA, SPECTRAL TRANSMISSIONS and others.
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1/ I’m so proud that “Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr “made the academy shortlist for best short doc. I'm enormously proud of the people we made this film about, individuals who face down gross discrimination by just ignoring it and replacing it with joy, every goddamned day of the year, Sundays included.
1/ I’m so proud that “Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr “made the academy shortlist for best short doc. I'm enormously proud of the people we made this film about, individuals who face down gross discrimination by just ignoring it and replacing it with joy, every goddamned day of the year, Sundays included.
December 18, 2024 at 5:29 PM
1/ I’m so proud that “Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr “made the academy shortlist for best short doc. I'm enormously proud of the people we made this film about, individuals who face down gross discrimination by just ignoring it and replacing it with joy, every goddamned day of the year, Sundays included.
James Baldwin, 1959
November 16, 2024 at 5:17 PM
James Baldwin, 1959
"The Big Clock" (1948) absolutely slaps. Charles Laughton as the heavy, Ray Milland at his finest, and the great Elsa Lanchester! One foot firmly planted in noir, the other in comedy as graceful as the camerawork. Catch this hot potato while it's streaming on Criterion.
@criterion.bsky.social
@criterion.bsky.social
slaps.now
November 12, 2024 at 11:54 PM
"The Big Clock" (1948) absolutely slaps. Charles Laughton as the heavy, Ray Milland at his finest, and the great Elsa Lanchester! One foot firmly planted in noir, the other in comedy as graceful as the camerawork. Catch this hot potato while it's streaming on Criterion.
@criterion.bsky.social
@criterion.bsky.social
First post here goes.
I do not mind filmmakers who steal from other films, plays or novels in meaningful, purposeful ways. A wonderful recent example of this is "The Lighthouse". I cannot say the same for "The Substance".
I do not mind filmmakers who steal from other films, plays or novels in meaningful, purposeful ways. A wonderful recent example of this is "The Lighthouse". I cannot say the same for "The Substance".
November 12, 2024 at 11:43 PM
First post here goes.
I do not mind filmmakers who steal from other films, plays or novels in meaningful, purposeful ways. A wonderful recent example of this is "The Lighthouse". I cannot say the same for "The Substance".
I do not mind filmmakers who steal from other films, plays or novels in meaningful, purposeful ways. A wonderful recent example of this is "The Lighthouse". I cannot say the same for "The Substance".