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Hal Hartley (born November 3, 1959) is an American film director, screenwriter, producer and composer who became a key figure in the American independent film movement of the 1980s and '90s. He is best known for his films Trust, Amateur and Henry Fool, which are notable for deadpan humour and offbeat characters quoting philosophical dialogue.
His films provided a career launch for a number of actors, including Adrienne Shelly, Edie Falco, Martin Donovan, Karen Sillas and Elina Löwensohn. Hartley frequently scores his own films using his pseudonym Ned Rifle, and his soundtracks regularly feature music by indie rock acts Yo La Tengo and PJ Harvey.
Hartley was born in Lindenhurst in southern Long Island, New York, the son of an ironworker. Hartley had an early interest in painting and attended the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston where he studied art and developed an interest in filmmaking. In 1980, he was accepted to the filmmaking program at the State University of New York at Purchase in New York, where he met a core group of technicians and actors who would go on to work with him on his feature films, including his regular cinematographer Michael Spiller.
Talking Shop: An Evening with Hal Hartley
Trust (Hal Hartley)
Hal Hartley Simple Men Dance
Great Opening Scenes — TRUST (1990, Hal Hartley)
Trust me - Hal Hartley - 1991
Hal Hartley; Early 90s Film Soundtracks
Ambition Hal Hartley 1991
Dance Scene from "Simple Men"
Trust (1990, Hal Hartley) - I Like Librarians
Hal Hartley Amateur 1994) trailer
The Unbelievable Truth Hal Hartley
All Pain Is Desire
Flirt Theme (Hal Hartley/Ned Rifle)
Surviving desire (dance)
Hal Hartley Tribute
Hal Hartley and Aubrey Plaza Talk 'Ned Rifle' and 'Dirty Grandpa' at SXSW
No Such Thing - Hal Hartley
Surviving Desire (Hal Hartley, 1993) - Opening Scene - The Ignorant Schoolmaster
Hal Hartley - Simple Men - Exploitation
Trust (1990, Hal Hartley) - Trust + Respect + Admiration = Love
Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that happens when you work with an ensemble cast for decades. Here are highlights from the discussion: Victor Hugo's Les Miserable as inspiration (at 6:52) When did you first want to be a filmmaker (at 16:07) "I try hard to imagine myself in a woman's psyche." (at 2:45) "I was also interested in the internet, which wasn't there yet." (at 8:19) On Parker Posey, "I hardly have to direct her anymore." (at 32:09) Featuring Hal Hartley, Filmmaker "Ned Rifle" (http://kck.st/18SN1B4) Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter Co-Founder and CEO (http://kck.st/RS369v) Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter commun...
Great Opening Scenes — Part 1. American independent filmmaker, Hal Hartley made his second feature film in 1990, and it's still one of his bests so far. Let's see what makes the opening scene so great: • Quick and quirky dialogue, which not only sets the basic mood of the film, but also provides a lot of information about the main character’s life and relationships. • Close-ups: however we don’t really see the environment, all the close-ups are really expressive and grab your attention immediately, due to the great actors and the intense colors. • Tragedy is comic: the father dies unexpectedly, but the following music turns the seriousness of the matter into a weightless and even funny occasion. • The font of the main title is simple and straightforward, just like the movie.
Trust Me Réalisation : Hal Hartley Scénario : Hal Hartley Photographie : Michael Spiller Montage : Nick Gomez Musique : The Great Outdoors, Philip Reed Production : Hal Hartley et Bruce Weiss
Hal Hartley (born November 3, 1959) is an American film director, screenwriter, producer composer, who became a key figure in the American independent film movement of the 1980s and 1990s. Two of his earlier films as they were released were Simple Men (1992) and Trust (1990). The latter was released before Trust could find a distributor. Hartley frequently scored his own films using his pseudonym Ned Rifle.
Avec George Feaster, Patricia Sullivan, Chris Buck Tourné entre Trust Me et Simple Men, on retrouve dans Ambition, le goût de Hal Hartley pour la musique, la danse, Jean-Luc Godard et Buster Keaton. « Ce court métrage est un exercice de style. Il ne raconte aucune histoire mais décline une série de scènes à partir d’une situation, un sentiment : l’ambition, comme son titre l’indique… » (Source : Emmanuelle Mougne, décembre 1993)
Scene from iconic Hal Hartley film.
"Love without faith is merely infatuation." A scene from the film Surviving Desire (D: Hal Hartley, 1991)
Great moment of Surviving Desire (1991), by Hal Hartley. With Martin Donovan.
Sundance Film Festival Winner, Cannes Film Festival Winner, American Independent Film Icon & Pioneer. This video is for Hal Hartley fans and to introduce those who aren't familiar with his tremendous body of work. Seek out his films! Right now Hal is trying to raise funds for NED RIFLE at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/260302407/ned-rifle?ref=live NED RIFLE is the 3rd and final film in the Henry Fool / Fay Grim series with Parker Posey (Party Girl, Dazed & Confused, Superman) and James Urbaniak (Venture Brothers). This must be done! **** I DO NOT OWN OR MAKE CLAIM TO ANY MEDIA IN THIS VIDEO. ****
Eighteen years after Henry Fool (Thomas Jay Ryan) turned lowly garbageman Simon Grim (James Urbaniak) into an accomplished poet and nine years after Henry got Fay Grim (Parker Posey) involved in an international security conundrum, writer-director Hal Hartley is wrapping up his Fool/Grim trilogy with Ned Rifle. This installment centers on Henry and Fay’s son, Ned (Liam Aiken). With his mother in prison and his father’s whereabouts unknown, Ned is sent to live with Reverend Daniel Gardner (Martin Donovan) and his family. However, when Ned turns 18, he decides it’s time to head off and kill the person responsible for ruining his mother’s life, his father. With Ned Rifle screening at SXSW in the Festival Favorites section, I got the opportunity to discuss the film with Hartley and Aubrey Pla...
No Such Thing - 2001 - Hal Hartley Song: Sonic Youth: Pink Steam
"what about the audience?" .. "What about them?"
Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that happens when you work with an ensemble cast for decades. Here are highlights from the discussion: Victor Hugo's Les Miserable as inspiration (at 6:52) When did you first want to be a filmmaker (at 16:07) "I try hard to imagine myself in a woman's psyche." (at 2:45) "I was also interested in the internet, which wasn't there yet." (at 8:19) On Parker Posey, "I hardly have to direct her anymore." (at 32:09) Featuring Hal Hartley, Filmmaker "Ned Rifle" (http://kck.st/18SN1B4) Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter Co-Founder and CEO (http://kck.st/RS369v) Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter commun...
Trust Me Réalisation : Hal Hartley Scénario : Hal Hartley Photographie : Michael Spiller Montage : Nick Gomez Musique : The Great Outdoors, Philip Reed Production : Hal Hartley et Bruce Weiss
Hi guys, I just wanted to share this beautiful, rare film directed by Adrienne Shelly, a very talented actress (and director) who started her career with another genius (Hal Hartley) and deserves much more recognition. Hope this film make you wanna know more about Shelly's work and legacy. Anyway, enjoy this unique masterpiece, which you won't find so easily, so... I do not own this film and I don´t have any rights and all that stuff.
Filmmaker, writer, director, producer, and composer Hal Hartley came Center Stage with Mark Gordon to talk about the release of The Henry Fool Trilogy, which features his films Henry Fool, Fay Grim, and Ned Rifle in a boxed-set and subtitled in five languages. The interview was originally broadcast Tuesday, June 20, 2017 on KXLU Los Angeles, 88.9 FM. Center Stage with Mark Gordon airs Tuesdays at 7PM (PST) on KXLU Los Angeles, 88.9 FM and streaming at kxlu.com
We invited the people behind innovative storytelling network Radiotopia to Kickstarter HQ to discuss the future of radio, the golden age of podcasting, and the intimacies of radio drama. For an audio-only version, visit https://soundcloud.com/radiotopia/radiotopiakickstarter. Panelists Roman Mars, 99% Invisible Nick van der Kolk, Love + Radio Jonathan Mitchell, The Truth Nikki Silva, Fugitive Waves Joe Richman, Radio Diaries Lea Thau, Strangers Moderator Jake Shapiro, PRX Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter community. Click here to subscribe to the channel and get fresh Talking Shops each week http://www.youtube.com/user/kickstarter?sub_confirmation=1. Music // Cha Cha Demo by James Pants
Les quatre nuits d'un rêveur. Réalisation : Robert Bresson. Sorti en 1971. (Version originale français, sous-titrée portugais) Informations Réalisation : Robert Bresson Scénario : Robert Bresson. Adaptation du texte "Les nuits blanches" écrit par Fiodor Dostoïevski. Directeur de la photographie : Pierre Lhomme Ingénieur du son : Roger Letellier Musique : Michel Magne Monteur : Raymond Lamy Production : Albina Productions (Paris) - Victoria Films - I Film Dell'Orso (Roma) Distribution : Imperia Films Durée : 87 minutes Interprètes : Isabelle Weingarten Guillaume Des Forêts Patrick Jouané Jean-Maurice Monnoyer
We brought four filmmakers together to discuss the role of feminism in filmmaking, what it's like pitching movies, and how to turn misperceptions into advantages. This discussion followed a screening of She's Beautiful When She's Angry at Kickstarter HQ. Here are highlights from the discussion: Are Beyoncé and Taylor Swift feminists? (at 12:55) Taking advantage of being underestimated (at 19:56) Panelists Mary Dore, Director "She's Beautiful When She's Angry" (http://kck.st/SjjlIT) Gillian Robespierre, Director "Obvious Child" (http://kck.st/1fbQYGt, @GillianHardG on Twitter) Lana Wilson, Director "After Tiller" (http://kck.st/cqOfdp) Shannon Sun-Higginson, Director "GTFO" (http://kck.st/SM5ezS, @jadesun on Twitter) Nona Willis Aronowitz, Moderator and Co-Founder Tomorrow Magazine (http:...
A series (watch here ➳➳➳ http://triplejonjah.blogspot.com/tt3831696 ) that is comprised of twenty-one monologues written by American playwrights which form a sort of fractured portrait of the American collective psyche. Ranging from the sad to the hilarious, from the angry to the tentatively celebratory, many of the major and recurrent issues associated with our fraught but beloved union are reconsidered with elegance, wit, brutal honesty, and a little outright insanity.
John Ireland was nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor for his forceful performance as Jack Burden, the hard-boiled newspaper reporter who evolves from devotee to cynical denouncer of demagogue Willie Stark (Broderick Crawford) in "All the King's Men" (1949), making him the first Vancouver-born actor to receive an Academy Award nomination. From Gunsmoke "Stage Stop" November 26, 1966 Written, by Hal Sitowitz, Directed by Irving Moore, Guest Cast: John Ireland, Anne Whitfield, Jack Ging, Steve Raines, Joseph Ruskin, Michael Vandever, Sid Haig, Andy Albin More from GunsmokeNet.com * "Gunsmoke Oscars" Click Here: https://youtu.be/J-Q1Zvj-vbQ?list=PLFrl0CwBTWzAwg_xuo6RQalmCFeiX4bbo *"Gunsmoke Quick Draws" are some great clips relating to the history of television's Gunsmoke, the b...
At last year's Festival, Sarah Polley unveiled her deeply personal documentary debut Stories We Tell that went on become one of the year's most talked about films. In this conversation, she reflected on the experiences of making the film and releasing its secrets into the world. Co-presented with the Documentary Organization of Canada, Toronto Chapter. Sarah Polley was born in Toronto. She has appeared in films by such directors as Isabel Coixet, David Cronenberg, Atom Egoyan, Terry Gilliam, Hal Hartley, Wim Wenders and Michael Winterbottom. Her feature films as director are Away From Her which received an Academy Award® nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay, andTake This Walt.Stories We Tell is her first documentary. http://tiff.net/industry/industry-programming/conference/aconversati...
We invited the people behind innovative storytelling network Radiotopia to Kickstarter HQ to discuss the future of radio, the golden age of podcasting, and the . Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter community. Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarters Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that . After a screening of his autobiographical Evolution of a Criminal, filmmaker Darius Clark Monroe and Dawn Porter discuss the process of making art from a .
Presented by Richard Jobson with Nina Saxon and Balsmeyer vesves Everett Inc. Broadcast : ? Channel : ? **I do not own copyright on this clip but have uploaded as . Just the opening titles sequence from Hal Hartleys 1994 film Amateur. It is for title design research only and the rest of the movie is not included. This is a title sequence for the 1994 film The Last Seduction. The films heroine Bridget is a devious femme fatale who uses the men in her life to get what she . Some of the most remarkable opening titles designed by Saul Bass, sometimes in collaboration with his wife Elaine Bass. From The Man with the Golden Arm .
Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that happens when you work with an ensemble cast for decades. Here are highlights from the discussion: Victor Hugo's Les Miserable as inspiration (at 6:52) When did you first want to be a filmmaker (at 16:07) "I try hard to imagine myself in a woman's psyche." (at 2:45) "I was also interested in the internet, which wasn't there yet." (at 8:19) On Parker Posey, "I hardly have to direct her anymore." (at 32:09) Featuring Hal Hartley, Filmmaker "Ned Rifle" (http://kck.st/18SN1B4) Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter Co-Founder and CEO (http://kck.st/RS369v) Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter commun...
Hal Hartley's Unbelievable Truth (Eileen Anipare & Jason Wood, 1997)
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Interview with American director, Hal Hartley talking about his latest work, Ned Rifle at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival
Eighteen years after Henry Fool (Thomas Jay Ryan) turned lowly garbageman Simon Grim (James Urbaniak) into an accomplished poet and nine years after Henry got Fay Grim (Parker Posey) involved in an international security conundrum, writer-director Hal Hartley is wrapping up his Fool/Grim trilogy with Ned Rifle. This installment centers on Henry and Fay’s son, Ned (Liam Aiken). With his mother in prison and his father’s whereabouts unknown, Ned is sent to live with Reverend Daniel Gardner (Martin Donovan) and his family. However, when Ned turns 18, he decides it’s time to head off and kill the person responsible for ruining his mother’s life, his father. With Ned Rifle screening at SXSW in the Festival Favorites section, I got the opportunity to discuss the film with Hartley and Aubrey Pla...
"It's always been difficult. The difficulties have changed and the opportunities have changed" said Hartley when discussing the final film in his trilogy at TheWrap's interview studio at SXSW Read the story: http://goo.gl/Fop5f9 Subscribe: http://bit.ly/1cASiEi Follow us on Twitter @thewrap Like us on Facebook: fb.com/thewrap
SXSW Ned Rifle premiere, March 13, 2015 at the Vimeo Theatre inside the Austin Convention Center. Interviews with director Hal Hartley and star Aubrey Plaza.
American indie icon Hal Hartley completes the trilogy he began with Henry Fool and Fay Grim with this delightfully offbeat tale about Henry and Fay’s teenage son Ned, who emerges from a witness protection program with a single, fixed purpose: to kill his father for ruining his mother’s life.
Parker Posey and Thomas Jay Ryan discuss Hal Hartley's upcoming film, NED RIFLE and their characters in HENRY FOOL and FAY GRIM.
In the closing chapter of director Hal Hartley's trilogy about the fractured Grim family, young son Ned embarks on a quest to kill his father for the enormous grief he's caused his mom. But a winsome graduate student interferes with Ned's plan.
Just the opening titles sequence from Hal Hartley's 1994 film "Amateur". It is for title design research only and the rest of the movie is not included.
more Sundance @ http://www.zoom-in.com/blog Unfortunately, Hal Hartley left Sundance before the press screening of FAY GRIM, and I wasn't able to interview him without seeing the film first. So my questions are on the generic side. I worked with Hal three times as a publicist, on AMATEUR, FLIRT, and HENRY FOOL. FAY GRIM is the sequel to HENRY FOOL, and picks up the same characters years later. It was fun to see some of my old friends turn up in the film, particularly Thomas Jay Ryan, who plays Henry Fool (and starred in a short I did) and Elina Lowensohn.. So much has changed over the years. Parker is now a movie star. I remember the night I first met her. I had arranged for Hal to do one of those online chats with film fans. As Hal was computer illiterate at the time, ...
For more clips like this, and a most enjoyable guide to pop culture, visit the blog for the NYC cult cable-access show Media Funhouse, located here: www.mediafunhouse.blogspot.com Some clips that illustrate Hal Hartley's "nods" to the work of Uncle Jean. For more information about the Funhouse, visit: www.mediafunhouse.com
KATIE CHATS with Filmmaker HAL HARTLEY (Possible Films) about his film, " Ned Rifle," at TIFF - Toronto International Film Festival. 09/14 YOUTUBE INTERVIEWS: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_tyATzgqBOPjQQNiHLgGtZKKFQYaC5L7 Katie Uhlmann Actress/Host - ACTRA IMDB: http://www.imdb.me/katieuhlmann katie@katiechats.com WEBSITES: http://tiff.net https://www.facebook.com/TIFF https://twitter.com/TIFF_NET http://www.youtube.com/user/tiff Thank you to the lovely & talented Stella Margaritis for doing my hair/make-up and providing me with her very own designs in jewellery: http://instagram.com/stellamargaritis https://twitter.com/margaritisjwlry https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jewelry-By-Stella-Margaritis/289101971150743 KATIE CHATS: YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/user/KatieUhlmannC...
VIA LA TIMES - http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/filmfestivals/la-et-mn-toronto-film-festival-aubrey-plaza-hal-hartley-aim-for-ned-rifle-20140913-story.html Many of the filmmakers who emerged from the wave of American independent filmmaking of the late 1980s and early '90s, such as Richard Linklater, Quentin Tarantino, Jim Jarmusch and Steven Soderbergh, have remained active. Filmmaker Hal Hartley was once spoken of as part of that group with a run of films at that time that included “The Unbelievable Truth,” “Trust,” “Simple Men” and “Flirt,” which mixed irony and romance, comedy and drama. In a recent interview, Hartley joked that his influence is largest among “people who were young and impressionable in the early '90s.”
The indie filmmaker talks about his strong (but neurotic) female characters in this segment from the Media Funhouse interview. The interview was done upon the opening of Hartley's film "Fay Grim." A snippet from Hartley's original trailer for the film follows. For more information on the cult cable-access show Media Funhouse, please visit www.mediafunhouse.com
Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that happens when you work with an ensemble cast for decades. Here are highlights from the discussion: Victor Hugo's Les Miserable as inspiration (at 6:52) When did you first want to be a filmmaker (at 16:07) "I try hard to imagine myself in a woman's psyche." (at 2:45) "I was also interested in the internet, which wasn't there yet." (at 8:19) On Parker Posey, "I hardly have to direct her anymore." (at 32:09) Featuring Hal Hartley, Filmmaker "Ned Rifle" (http://kck.st/18SN1B4) Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter Co-Founder and CEO (http://kck.st/RS369v) Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter commun...
Great Opening Scenes — Part 1. American independent filmmaker, Hal Hartley made his second feature film in 1990, and it's still one of his bests so far. Let's see what makes the opening scene so great: • Quick and quirky dialogue, which not only sets the basic mood of the film, but also provides a lot of information about the main character’s life and relationships. • Close-ups: however we don’t really see the environment, all the close-ups are really expressive and grab your attention immediately, due to the great actors and the intense colors. • Tragedy is comic: the father dies unexpectedly, but the following music turns the seriousness of the matter into a weightless and even funny occasion. • The font of the main title is simple and straightforward, just like the movie.
Trust Me Réalisation : Hal Hartley Scénario : Hal Hartley Photographie : Michael Spiller Montage : Nick Gomez Musique : The Great Outdoors, Philip Reed Production : Hal Hartley et Bruce Weiss
Hal Hartley (born November 3, 1959) is an American film director, screenwriter, producer composer, who became a key figure in the American independent film movement of the 1980s and 1990s. Two of his earlier films as they were released were Simple Men (1992) and Trust (1990). The latter was released before Trust could find a distributor. Hartley frequently scored his own films using his pseudonym Ned Rifle.
Avec George Feaster, Patricia Sullivan, Chris Buck Tourné entre Trust Me et Simple Men, on retrouve dans Ambition, le goût de Hal Hartley pour la musique, la danse, Jean-Luc Godard et Buster Keaton. « Ce court métrage est un exercice de style. Il ne raconte aucune histoire mais décline une série de scènes à partir d’une situation, un sentiment : l’ambition, comme son titre l’indique… » (Source : Emmanuelle Mougne, décembre 1993)
Scene from iconic Hal Hartley film.
"Love without faith is merely infatuation." A scene from the film Surviving Desire (D: Hal Hartley, 1991)
Great moment of Surviving Desire (1991), by Hal Hartley. With Martin Donovan.
Sundance Film Festival Winner, Cannes Film Festival Winner, American Independent Film Icon & Pioneer. This video is for Hal Hartley fans and to introduce those who aren't familiar with his tremendous body of work. Seek out his films! Right now Hal is trying to raise funds for NED RIFLE at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/260302407/ned-rifle?ref=live NED RIFLE is the 3rd and final film in the Henry Fool / Fay Grim series with Parker Posey (Party Girl, Dazed & Confused, Superman) and James Urbaniak (Venture Brothers). This must be done! **** I DO NOT OWN OR MAKE CLAIM TO ANY MEDIA IN THIS VIDEO. ****
Eighteen years after Henry Fool (Thomas Jay Ryan) turned lowly garbageman Simon Grim (James Urbaniak) into an accomplished poet and nine years after Henry got Fay Grim (Parker Posey) involved in an international security conundrum, writer-director Hal Hartley is wrapping up his Fool/Grim trilogy with Ned Rifle. This installment centers on Henry and Fay’s son, Ned (Liam Aiken). With his mother in prison and his father’s whereabouts unknown, Ned is sent to live with Reverend Daniel Gardner (Martin Donovan) and his family. However, when Ned turns 18, he decides it’s time to head off and kill the person responsible for ruining his mother’s life, his father. With Ned Rifle screening at SXSW in the Festival Favorites section, I got the opportunity to discuss the film with Hartley and Aubrey Pla...
No Such Thing - 2001 - Hal Hartley Song: Sonic Youth: Pink Steam
"what about the audience?" .. "What about them?"
Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that happens when you work with an ensemble cast for decades. Here are highlights from the discussion: Victor Hugo's Les Miserable as inspiration (at 6:52) When did you first want to be a filmmaker (at 16:07) "I try hard to imagine myself in a woman's psyche." (at 2:45) "I was also interested in the internet, which wasn't there yet." (at 8:19) On Parker Posey, "I hardly have to direct her anymore." (at 32:09) Featuring Hal Hartley, Filmmaker "Ned Rifle" (http://kck.st/18SN1B4) Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter Co-Founder and CEO (http://kck.st/RS369v) Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter commun...
Trust Me Réalisation : Hal Hartley Scénario : Hal Hartley Photographie : Michael Spiller Montage : Nick Gomez Musique : The Great Outdoors, Philip Reed Production : Hal Hartley et Bruce Weiss
Hi guys, I just wanted to share this beautiful, rare film directed by Adrienne Shelly, a very talented actress (and director) who started her career with another genius (Hal Hartley) and deserves much more recognition. Hope this film make you wanna know more about Shelly's work and legacy. Anyway, enjoy this unique masterpiece, which you won't find so easily, so... I do not own this film and I don´t have any rights and all that stuff.
Filmmaker, writer, director, producer, and composer Hal Hartley came Center Stage with Mark Gordon to talk about the release of The Henry Fool Trilogy, which features his films Henry Fool, Fay Grim, and Ned Rifle in a boxed-set and subtitled in five languages. The interview was originally broadcast Tuesday, June 20, 2017 on KXLU Los Angeles, 88.9 FM. Center Stage with Mark Gordon airs Tuesdays at 7PM (PST) on KXLU Los Angeles, 88.9 FM and streaming at kxlu.com
We invited the people behind innovative storytelling network Radiotopia to Kickstarter HQ to discuss the future of radio, the golden age of podcasting, and the intimacies of radio drama. For an audio-only version, visit https://soundcloud.com/radiotopia/radiotopiakickstarter. Panelists Roman Mars, 99% Invisible Nick van der Kolk, Love + Radio Jonathan Mitchell, The Truth Nikki Silva, Fugitive Waves Joe Richman, Radio Diaries Lea Thau, Strangers Moderator Jake Shapiro, PRX Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter community. Click here to subscribe to the channel and get fresh Talking Shops each week http://www.youtube.com/user/kickstarter?sub_confirmation=1. Music // Cha Cha Demo by James Pants
Les quatre nuits d'un rêveur. Réalisation : Robert Bresson. Sorti en 1971. (Version originale français, sous-titrée portugais) Informations Réalisation : Robert Bresson Scénario : Robert Bresson. Adaptation du texte "Les nuits blanches" écrit par Fiodor Dostoïevski. Directeur de la photographie : Pierre Lhomme Ingénieur du son : Roger Letellier Musique : Michel Magne Monteur : Raymond Lamy Production : Albina Productions (Paris) - Victoria Films - I Film Dell'Orso (Roma) Distribution : Imperia Films Durée : 87 minutes Interprètes : Isabelle Weingarten Guillaume Des Forêts Patrick Jouané Jean-Maurice Monnoyer
We brought four filmmakers together to discuss the role of feminism in filmmaking, what it's like pitching movies, and how to turn misperceptions into advantages. This discussion followed a screening of She's Beautiful When She's Angry at Kickstarter HQ. Here are highlights from the discussion: Are Beyoncé and Taylor Swift feminists? (at 12:55) Taking advantage of being underestimated (at 19:56) Panelists Mary Dore, Director "She's Beautiful When She's Angry" (http://kck.st/SjjlIT) Gillian Robespierre, Director "Obvious Child" (http://kck.st/1fbQYGt, @GillianHardG on Twitter) Lana Wilson, Director "After Tiller" (http://kck.st/cqOfdp) Shannon Sun-Higginson, Director "GTFO" (http://kck.st/SM5ezS, @jadesun on Twitter) Nona Willis Aronowitz, Moderator and Co-Founder Tomorrow Magazine (http:...
A series (watch here ➳➳➳ http://triplejonjah.blogspot.com/tt3831696 ) that is comprised of twenty-one monologues written by American playwrights which form a sort of fractured portrait of the American collective psyche. Ranging from the sad to the hilarious, from the angry to the tentatively celebratory, many of the major and recurrent issues associated with our fraught but beloved union are reconsidered with elegance, wit, brutal honesty, and a little outright insanity.
John Ireland was nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor for his forceful performance as Jack Burden, the hard-boiled newspaper reporter who evolves from devotee to cynical denouncer of demagogue Willie Stark (Broderick Crawford) in "All the King's Men" (1949), making him the first Vancouver-born actor to receive an Academy Award nomination. From Gunsmoke "Stage Stop" November 26, 1966 Written, by Hal Sitowitz, Directed by Irving Moore, Guest Cast: John Ireland, Anne Whitfield, Jack Ging, Steve Raines, Joseph Ruskin, Michael Vandever, Sid Haig, Andy Albin More from GunsmokeNet.com * "Gunsmoke Oscars" Click Here: https://youtu.be/J-Q1Zvj-vbQ?list=PLFrl0CwBTWzAwg_xuo6RQalmCFeiX4bbo *"Gunsmoke Quick Draws" are some great clips relating to the history of television's Gunsmoke, the b...
At last year's Festival, Sarah Polley unveiled her deeply personal documentary debut Stories We Tell that went on become one of the year's most talked about films. In this conversation, she reflected on the experiences of making the film and releasing its secrets into the world. Co-presented with the Documentary Organization of Canada, Toronto Chapter. Sarah Polley was born in Toronto. She has appeared in films by such directors as Isabel Coixet, David Cronenberg, Atom Egoyan, Terry Gilliam, Hal Hartley, Wim Wenders and Michael Winterbottom. Her feature films as director are Away From Her which received an Academy Award® nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay, andTake This Walt.Stories We Tell is her first documentary. http://tiff.net/industry/industry-programming/conference/aconversati...
We invited the people behind innovative storytelling network Radiotopia to Kickstarter HQ to discuss the future of radio, the golden age of podcasting, and the . Talking Shop is an ongoing series of discussions with leaders in the Kickstarter community. Hal Hartley talks with Kickstarters Yancey Strickler about the business of filmmaking, real-world experiences as an education, and the interesting thing that . After a screening of his autobiographical Evolution of a Criminal, filmmaker Darius Clark Monroe and Dawn Porter discuss the process of making art from a .
Presented by Richard Jobson with Nina Saxon and Balsmeyer vesves Everett Inc. Broadcast : ? Channel : ? **I do not own copyright on this clip but have uploaded as . Just the opening titles sequence from Hal Hartleys 1994 film Amateur. It is for title design research only and the rest of the movie is not included. This is a title sequence for the 1994 film The Last Seduction. The films heroine Bridget is a devious femme fatale who uses the men in her life to get what she . Some of the most remarkable opening titles designed by Saul Bass, sometimes in collaboration with his wife Elaine Bass. From The Man with the Golden Arm .