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Graf had flown below my radar until quite recently, but his forthcoming Fabian: Going to the Dogs has me very excited indeed. I'll try to check out some of his earlier work as well, probably starting with this one.

There are no "old" films yet. Cinema is still a new art form, which just happens to have been born during a uniquely hyper-accelerated period of history (and one in which people consequentially have a uniquely distorted perception of time.)

Jean-Luc Godard 47, avg. score 62.2 Raoul Ruiz 38, avg. score 72 Rainer Werner Fassbinder 37, avg. score 63 Werner Herzog 29, avg. score 31.6 Eric Rohmer 28, avg. score 77.2 Abbas Kiarostami 25, avg. score 25.1 Peter Greenaway 23, avg. score 64 Pedro Almodóvar 22, avg. score 80.2 David Lynch 21, avg...

A lot of men, as they grow up, realize there is something indelibly effeminate and limp-wristed about modern society compared to older ones. Only the manliest of dudes in the past: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-NMxZ1PthHtY/XdKPDKzCYBI/AAAAAAAANuY/ia_pvSReUQgrcBzyoOPgxb98jkSVDBwWQCLcBGAsYHQ/s1600/misan...

This is so funny. It's the equivalent of some provincial redneck from a few decades ago imagining that city folk who listen to rock n' roll must be devil worshippers. I can't really make heads or tails of this bizarre straw man argument, nor can I be bothered to, just thought I'd drop by to point o...

Pretty sure you're thinking of O Lucky Man!

The Bothersome Man (2006)?

Might you be thinking of Young Adam?

Sounds like it might be Stay (2005)?

13. Juliette Lewis - I only thought of this because I unsuccessfully attempted to watch Strange Days a few nights ago. How does she have a career?