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Your Days Are NOT Boring, Your Screen Time is Too High

Newness is a sweet, small movie about how dating apps changed everything and nothing

Ese amor virtual, esa soledad

Me acerco a 'Her' con la sospecha de que mi paciencia no va a resistir hasta el final Y sin embargo salgo conmovido

In an interview, McQueen has offered himself as a moralist (not be confused with moralising ) filmmaker. And Shame is a serious film that poses some big questions about the world we live in today. How do we connect in what the filmmakers clearly see as a disconnected age? How is technology changing, for better or worse, our relationship with sex,... See more

Este es un fragmento de La agonía de Eros de Byung-Chul Han, de su capítulo analizando Melancolía de Lars Von Trier. Ahí, Eros/amor se define como "no un simple pacto de convivencia entre dos individuos, sino la experiencia radical, quizás hasta el extremo, de la existencia del Otro."

Alphaville is a perfect comparison. I’d add for Godard that re-discovery in the aftermath of dystopia is just another approach to redefining love and poetry - one that is perhaps more anticipatory. I think it’s why together they are two of the most important voices - both pushing for similar results in nearly polar opposite ways. Likely why... See more

l'eclisse (1962), monica vitti, alain delon, michelangelo antonioni

Paris Cinema 22 AugLa Dolce VitaFederico Fellini(1960)

Meryl Streep lends her voice to ‘Everybody Rides the Carousel’ (1976), a surreal animated film based on Erik Erikson’s Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development.

The scene is haunting. A couple, masked and performative, moves through the gestures of closeness. But beneath the surface, they’re hiding—from each other and from their own unresolved pain.... See more