Never Coming to a Theater Near You - Arthouse Cinema 2020

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Kino Lorber launches a home-viewing option for seeing Bacurau and films to come

https://deadline.com/2020/03/kino-lorber-virtual-theater-exhibition-initiative-kino-marquee-coronavirus-1202887775/

MUBI also streaming Bacurau from today

I just said that 😡

sorry wins, scrolling up I see it was a tweet you posted upthread and I try never to look at tweets

https://silver.afi.com/Browsing/Movies/Details/m-0100002978?_m_utk=1dc0280c314142118da49176d2886753

Bacurau is already available from multiple screening sources. But AFI is soon going to co-present it (as well as Fantastic Fungi and And Then We Danced) on an on-demand service to be named. AFI will get a cut of the proceeds and as every small business keeps saying, they need money NOW if they're to survive the shutdown. Will other arthouse theaters follow this model?

The synopsis intrigues me; I probably will watch it when the AFI link is active.

That should be https://silver.afi.com/Browsing/Movies/Details/m-0100002978?_m_utk=1dc0280c314142118da49176d2886753

Every time I try to watch free Mubi on my PS3 it just buffers like fuck :(

catching up w/ last year:

Zhang Yimou's Shadow is nuts -- and for long stretches, very talky -- but has the best 20-minute battle sequence I've seen in a very long time. Also never seen a lead actor with a dual role do the wasted/muscular contrast thing like Deng Chao here; I wasn't sure they were both him.

I didn't buy a lot of the plotting in Synonyms, esp some of the curious ellipses in the third act, but Tom Mercier certainly delivers a tour de force, and first-rate nudity.

if you want to see the slowest and most minimalist 150-minute meta-drama imaginable then Domains is on Mubi and frankly be my guest but believe me when I say it puts its first 15 minutes to waste

Pedro Costa's Liberté: Almost as tedious as my days in the Central Park Ramble. The Salo of cum baths.

i think you mean albert serra, still one of my most anticipated

this CUTIES "controversy" is one of the dumbest online things to happen all year and that's saying a lot

link?

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/sep/11/cuties-mignonnes-controversy-cancel-netflix-campaign

Tom Cotton being on the anti-Netflix side (as well as Pelosi's daughter) tells me all I need to know.

we're so fundamentally stupid every hit movie, book, or tv show these days just becomes more and more "on the nose" cos nobody understands how satire or social criticism works unless it's gift-wrapped for them

We watched Gunda, the new Kosakovskiy last night and... I can't quite describe it, we're still stunned... The "Eraserhead of nature documentaries" description is accurate but dumb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5DIS5c0D2U

It's the best thing I've seen all year, but it's also made me forget what else came out...

Can't wait to see that. Loved Aquarela when I saw it last year.

I'm hoping this Joaquin Phoenix funded production doesn't go where Earthlings or Dominion did. I'm already part of the choir, so don't need the trauma.

Apparently the movie was completed before Phoenix came on board.

A statement from the National Society of Film Critics regarding the grand jury indictment of Netflix for the film CUTIES: pic.twitter.com/n2C8vn7dZh

— National Society of Film Critics (@NatSocFilmCrix) October 19, 2020