All Picks posted by Stanley Schtinter
Fragments of an inner projection. Memories of our old universe in the black studio of our imagination. Full of lonely marionettes of human beings, changing figurines of the ego, endless material for monologues, mono-plays and tragedies on celluloid. Dances of death, dialogues of death, dialogues in the land [more]
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“Never ask what you did. It’s better not to know,” said O’Toole. Lawrence ends in the opening of Lean’s Arabia.
According to a recent poll, Gravity is the least Liberated Film ever made, and possibly the worst movie of all time.
The journalist is the scriptwriter answering to the specific political bias of the paycheck. The film adaptation goes further to revise any inconsistencies in the original broadcast.
“Act like you’re in a movie or something. You can’t be scared of shit. You have to be hard. Don’t be scared of anything.”
The same film can’t be made twice. The film as a tangible byproduct and accurate representation of event could act as a warning for and responsibility of future filmmakers.
Change which seems impossible; challenges apparently too great to overcome; the ultimate responsibility of the filmmaker. Define the way future films are made. Mobilise and manipulate technical and social possibilities to create 100 more, better things, that everyone knew and were casually hoping to see.
The Liberated Film School booked a hooker from Eyes Wide Shut to shout Cromwell down.
Cinema is the liberating application in the margins in search of the proper world.
After a long televised battle, Nelson Mandela is finally released on December 5th 2013. In less than a month, Long Walk to Freedom (“It is an ideal for which I am prepared to die”) will open in cinemas across the United Kingdom. The director, Justin Chadwick, starred as [more]
The premise that an end-reel moment can redeem all that has gone before.
Brian May noticed that the scrollkeeper cronjob tries to fetch a DTD for processing its configuration file via HTTP. However, this fails if the host is not connected to the Internet or has to use a proxy. Jochen Dross explained that this is caused by the docbook XML package which doesn’t [more]
The fourth term of Sylvester’s Sequence, one more than the product of the previous terms (2 × 3 × 7).
Alleged killer of Fusilier Lee Rigby handed a letter explaining his attack to the woman who stroked the body of the fallen soldier. “Sometimes the cowardly and foolish could be those dearest to you, so be prepared to turn away from them.”
A woman lay on the street, apparently dead, in front of a flower shop. Through the viewfinder it all seemed removed from reality. It was hard to focus on any one thing. Thirty years later, I’m surprised to find the flower shop is still there.
NSA planned to discredit radicals over web-porn use. Huffington Post published a document, leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, identifying two radicals said to be vulnerable to accusations of “online promiscuity”. An official said this was unsurprising. A campaign group called it frightening.
“When my mood gets too hot and I find myself wandering beyond control I pull out my motor-bike and hurl it top-speed through these unfit roads for hour after hour.”
Dibbs drops his camera in the abattoir slurry. A year later, to the day, his gate slips on the Kings Road. Something else about the film and the gutter.
Court psychologists dub the gunman as an individual with “mythomaniac tendencies”.
The gunman behind several recent attacks in central Paris is caught and named. Convicted in 1998 for links to Bonnie and Clyde. A manhunt had been under way since Monday morning, when the gunman critically wounded a photographer at the offices of Liberation. The gunman was sentenced to [more]
[jwplayer mediaid=”17766″] A man with a gun bursts through the revolving doors of a TV station on the outskirts of Paris. An old man with a walking stick will climb up a flight of stairs to the street. The gunman steps around the old man, menaces the TV [more]
“I’d like to see where Travis Bickle is today.”
Children of Men use their characters as government run media, hence the cast of Clooney and Bullock in .CoM sequel. A turd, scratch or tone persists long after the credits role in most examples of Liberated Film passing. Often, the image lifts off completely.
Copyright on sale of the revolution belongs to Ono. Photograph belongs to Purge with thanks to Mind. Black on black hand embroidered ’70’ patches are available exclusively at the Liberated Film Store. Spandau Barry ‘7’ patches also available, also exclusive to the Liberated Film Store. Q. Who [more]
In the wake of Berlin Alexanderplatz (Petit’s introduction notes the possibility of Fassbinder turning 70 in 2013): “freely adapted to our times,” Franco left this year in what would have been Soledad Miranda’s 70th. She died on a Lisbon highway in 1970 at the age of 27. Soledad [more]
The Sun Warms the Skin, but Burns it Sometimes Too About the Eternities Between the Many and the Few Loneliness Tears Cracks of Madness Even in Walls Knowledge is Power and the Early Bird Catches the Worm The Serpent in the Soul of the Serpent The Outside and [more]
An off-duty soldier is murdered on May 23rd 2013. Fragments are available online within hours. The material is rendered before court, and spin-offs confuse the verdict. An unsuccessful sequel follows in July of the same year (Adebolajo: HMP Belmarsh).
To the Zapatista, “The important thing is the spectacle that you make out of an event in the media, as opposed to the event itself.”
Hitler invested heavily in speed, and in 1939 sent BMW to compete in the Isle of Man TT. War was declared three months later, and supercharged engines are eventually banned. Manx cat patches are exclusive to the Liberated Film Store.
Helmet Scott taught a course on film in the hyper-inflationary Weimar Republic, and frankly, Hackney, Peckham, and.. Ripon “this feels quite similar.”
Charles Byrne: the Irish giant. Born 1761. Arrives London April 1782. Exhibit at Cox’s freak show, Spring Gardens. Ratings waning within a year. Fandom of John Hunter (The Godfather of modern surgery) consistent. Byrne keeps growing. April 23 1783: Byrne at the bar pick-pocketed of his life savings [more]
This Morning, M23 declared a ceasefire with the A23. The motorway runs from south of Hooley in Surrey, where it splits from the A23, to Pease Pottage, south of Crowley in West Sussex where it rejoins the A23. The northern end of the motorway starts at junction 7 [more]
The Liberated Film Store confuses CCTV footage used in this morning’s LAX shooting, with Chris Petit opening a door to morning during the shooting of Flight to Berlin.
Some people got no choice, And they can never find a voice… That they could even call their own, So the first thing that they see, That allows them the right to be, They follow it. You know what it’s called? DVD. Out of the chip shop and [more]
Breaking Free: Escape in Cleveland (2013). Written by Ariel Castro, Directed by ABC news. Starring Amanda Berry. Duration: 12 years. Castro is noted as leaving a student on the school bus, and cursing at them. On September 3rd 2013 his contract was terminated. Liberated Film Store; Purge Stoke [more]
“Berlin: a film for the ear” appears in a lightly defined pentagram (ballooned) on a promotional poster for the album by Lou Reed. Necessary compromise made by RCA after rejecting the working title of Babylon. By 1973, the libfilm audience are beginning to lift out of the three [more]
Poll taken tonight at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (London) confirms The Last Movie as the best movie of all time, and the most liberated film made in 1970 and 1971.
Mastertech’s first job in Britain was slapped in Nine Hours to Rama.
Once identified as a sympathetic character, you can and will commit the worst deed without losing the audience’s respect.
The gob behind the girl chewing gum takes a working holiday down the west coast. Happens to be in Hollywood for the red carpet premiere of Anna Karenina (formerly a book by Tolstoy), credited to an ex-student of CSM living in James Dean’s first loft-style apartment. Limo downtown [more]
Liberated as free from industry. Lost, forgotten. Made in impossible circumstances. Mutant. Banned. Too much. Temporary holding place for films you can’t guarantee. Available by donation. Sample projections extend the architecture of a Flawed space. LFS is a subsidiary purge. Purge distribution. Purge DVDs. Purge Stoke Newington. [more]
Susan Stenger: Irish American composer and voice artist. In an empty row on a crowded plane. Late boarders take the remaining seats: mother, father, screaming child. Hard luck. But then the mother pulls out a tablet and gives it to the little girl. Touchscreen silence. “Amazing…” whispers Stenger. [more]
Ned Kelly, the Irish Australian bushranger: played by Mick Jagger in Tony Richardson’s 1970 film adaptation; by Heath Ledger in Gregor Jordan’s 2003 update. June 21st 2012: Jonathon Stenberg decapitates his neighbour Ned Kelly after an ongoing dispute over land. June 23rd 2012: During an unprecedented manhunt for [more]