Honoured to be on the Jury for feature documentaries at DOXA Film Festival. So many great docs to watch from around the world. Check out the program, panels, etc. #documentary https://www.doxafestival.ca/
Honoured to be on the Jury for feature documentaries at DOXA Film Festival. So many great docs to watch from around the world. Check out the program, panels, etc. #documentary https://www.doxafestival.ca/
Excited to see new TV comedy Rutherford Falls, premiering on #acorntv tonight in the US, and on #showcase in Canada. It pairs an Indigenous cast (Jana Schmieding, Michael Greyeyes, Bobby Wilson), showrunner (Sierra Ornelas) and writers (Tai LeClaire, Kapena Baptista, Tazbah Rose Chavez) with Ed Helm...
Expand postExcited to see new TV comedy Rutherford Falls, premiering on #acorntv tonight in the US, and on #showcase in Canada. It pairs an Indigenous cast (Jana Schmieding, Michael Greyeyes, Bobby Wilson), showrunner (Sierra Ornelas) and writers (Tai LeClaire, Kapena Baptista, Tazbah Rose Chavez) with Ed Helms and Michael Shur (The Office, Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine). https://youtu.be/zX3ph5T-yek
Congrats to Taika Waititi for his Grammy for the soundtrack to Jojo Rabbit. The choice of "I Want To Hold Your Hand", "I'm a Believer" and "Helden/Heroes" by David Bowie, all in Deutsch, were great creative choices that lifted the film into that extra-pop cultural astral/aural plane that only the co...
Expand postCongrats to Taika Waititi for his Grammy for the soundtrack to Jojo Rabbit. The choice of "I Want To Hold Your Hand", "I'm a Believer" and "Helden/Heroes" by David Bowie, all in Deutsch, were great creative choices that lifted the film into that extra-pop cultural astral/aural plane that only the comic and creative genius of Taika could have dreamt of. The Tom Waits "I Don't Want To Grow Up" is also perfect for a story about a boy who's made 'some bad choices', like join Nazi Youth, and is going to have to grow up real fast. It sets Taika up for the EGOT - Emmy, Grammy, Oscar... Tony to come. He has written plays in his early career, so it's definitely on the cards. https://collider.com/taika-waititi-grammy-win-reaction-jojo-rabbit/
Just joined after the excellent Chris Mack #netflix Pitch presentation last week. I'm interested in Indigenous cinema and just watched Inuk filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk's MALIGLUTIT feature based loosely on John Ford's THE SEARCHERS. Well worth checking out how a 'western' became a 'northern'. Good art...
Expand postJust joined after the excellent Chris Mack #netflix Pitch presentation last week. I'm interested in Indigenous cinema and just watched Inuk filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk's MALIGLUTIT feature based loosely on John Ford's THE SEARCHERS. Well worth checking out how a 'western' became a 'northern'. Good article on it here: https://nationalpost.com/entertainment/movies/if-the-searchers-was-a-wes...
This is a fascinating article! Any Western fans here? I think Nick is...
Hey Dave, the film 'Maliglutit' looks really good, and the landscape I imagine would also be so cinematic for a story like this. I will have to watch it now... Love the term 'Northern'. There are some...
Expand commentHey Dave, the film 'Maliglutit' looks really good, and the landscape I imagine would also be so cinematic for a story like this. I will have to watch it now... Love the term 'Northern'. There are some great films in what may be a similar Indigenous and western vein made here in Australia, exploring themes on the history here of colonial violence. A recent film 'Sweet Country' by Director Warwisk Thornton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_Country_(2017_film)
Thanks Karen "Kay" Ross And Jessica B Thanks for the 'Sweet Country' tip. I love Warwick Thornton's film Samson and Delilah. I teach it in my Indigenous World Cinema class at Capilano University in Va...
Expand commentThanks Karen "Kay" Ross And Jessica B Thanks for the 'Sweet Country' tip. I love Warwick Thornton's film Samson and Delilah. I teach it in my Indigenous World Cinema class at Capilano University in Vancouver, Canada. The making of the film by Beck Cole is also great. The Australian films that Rolf de Heer has made, Ten Canoes and Charlie's Country, are also faves, where he works with with David Gulpilil. None of these are westerns per se, but the Australian landscape is definitely a character. I'm originally from New Zealand and of Maori descent, and one of the most impressive 'revisionist westerns' that took on colonial violence was UTU (1983), It got a redux version more recently: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/uturedux The famous American film critic, Pauline Kael, was a big fan of this movie.
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