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• Bookmark Julian Stallabrass, Memories of the Present, NLR 148, July–August 2024

  Emulations of photography generated by artificial intelligence are beginning to look so convincing that they can no longer be distinguished from images made by a film camera.

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• Bookmark What we can learn from Werner Herzog’s ‘lessons of darkness’ manifesto |…

  From dragging steamboats over mountains, to holding Klaus Kinski at gunpoint, Herzog’s career has been guided by a quest for ‘ecstatic truth’, explored in a new exhibition at Amsterdam’s EYE Filmmuseum…

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• Bookmark The Most Realistic Apocalypse Movie Practically Disappeared for 20 Years

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• Bookmark Karagarga and the vulnerability of obscure films | National Post

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• Bookmark Karagarga and the vulnerability of obscure films | National Post

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• Bookmark AI in storytelling: Machines as cocreators | McKinsey

  Computers don’t cry during sad stories, but they can tell when we will. Sunspring debuted at the SCI-FI LONDON film festival in 2016.

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• Bookmark AI in storytelling: Machines as cocreators | McKinsey

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• Bookmark The Horror Films Navigating Cannibalism and Female Desire | AnOther

  In Fresh, Daisy Edgar-Jones meets a cannibal in the fruit and veg aisle of the supermarket.

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• Bookmark The psychosexual pleasures of David Cronenberg’s Dead Ringers

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• Bookmark Eight go mad in Arizona: how a lockdown experiment went horribly wrong…

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• Syllabus Cache The Black Anarchism Reader

  In the expansive terrain of anarchist history, few events loom as large as the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Countless books, films, songs, pamphlets, buttons, t-shirts, and more are rightfully devoted to this transformative struggle for social revolution by…

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• Syllabus Cache Probably the Only List of Artist Films You’ll Ever Need…

  We’ll be honest. The initial plan was to write a critical gaze over art docs. Not the schlocky biopics, or dewy-eyed reminisces of certain “scenes”, eras or places, but more straightforward (if beautiful) documentaries.

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• Syllabus Cache Probably the Only List of Artist Films You’ll Ever Need…

  We’ll be honest. The initial plan was to write a critical gaze over art docs. Not the schlocky biopics, or dewy-eyed reminisces of certain “scenes”, eras or places, but more straightforward (if beautiful) documentaries.

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• Bookmark The First Terminator Movie Gave Sarah Connor One of the Most Compelling…

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  It is 35 years since Sarah Connor and the Terminator’s eyes first met across a dark 80s nightclub, shortly followed by his red laser sight meeting her forehead.

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• Ask Metafilter Dark deconstructions of children's TV shows/characters? I've read fantastic, dark - often very political analyses - of TV shows like Thomas the Tank Engine, Teletubbies, Mr.Blobby, and Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch.... but I'd like to find some more. What other dystopian, playful, surreal, philosophical, deconstructive readings of kid's…

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• Bookmark Julian Stallabrass, Memories of the Present, NLR 148, July–August 2024

  Emulations of photography generated by artificial intelligence are beginning to look so convincing that they can no longer be distinguished from images made by a film camera.

  October 10 2024, 4:47pm | Comments

• Bookmark The nightmarish world of Andrzej Żuławski

  What Are You Watching? is a weekly space for The A.V Club’s staff and readers to share their thoughts, observations, and opinions on film and TV.  It’s common for viewers first…

  November 24 2023, 11:33am | Comments

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• Bookmark What we can learn from Werner Herzog’s ‘lessons of darkness’ manifesto |…

  From dragging steamboats over mountains, to holding Klaus Kinski at gunpoint, Herzog’s career has been guided by a quest for ‘ecstatic truth’, explored in a new exhibition at Amsterdam’s EYE Filmmuseum…

  July 10 2023, 2:53am | Comments

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• Bookmark The Most Realistic Apocalypse Movie Practically Disappeared for 20 Years

  In the grand mosaic of cinema, there exists a subset of films for which the term “endurance test” was coined.

  May 10 2023, 6:52am | Comments

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  April 26 2023, 10:40am | Comments

• Bookmark Karagarga and the vulnerability of obscure films | National Post

  Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.

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• Bookmark Karagarga and the vulnerability of obscure films | National Post

  Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.

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• Bookmark AI in storytelling: Machines as cocreators | McKinsey

  Computers don’t cry during sad stories, but they can tell when we will. Sunspring debuted at the SCI-FI LONDON film festival in 2016.

  October 1 2022, 9:51am | Comments

• Bookmark AI in storytelling: Machines as cocreators | McKinsey

  Computers don’t cry during sad stories, but they can tell when we will. Sunspring debuted at the SCI-FI LONDON film festival in 2016.

  October 1 2022, 5:51am | Comments

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• Bookmark The Horror Films Navigating Cannibalism and Female Desire | AnOther

  In Fresh, Daisy Edgar-Jones meets a cannibal in the fruit and veg aisle of the supermarket.

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• Bookmark The psychosexual pleasures of David Cronenberg’s Dead Ringers

  David Cronenberg’s films often probe the porous qualities of identity.

  March 31 2021, 7:55am | Comments

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  December 13 2020, 11:00am | Comments

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  September 23 2020, 4:00am | Comments

• Bookmark Eight go mad in Arizona: how a lockdown experiment went horribly wrong…

  It sounds like a sci-fi movie, or the weirdest series of Big Brother ever. Eight volunteers wearing snazzy red jumpsuits seal themselves into a hi-tech glasshouse that’s meant to perfectly replicate…

  July 26 2020, 2:13am | Comments

• Bookmark Eight go mad in Arizona: how a lockdown experiment went horribly wrong…

  It sounds like a sci-fi movie, or the weirdest series of Big Brother ever. Eight volunteers wearing snazzy red jumpsuits seal themselves into a hi-tech glasshouse that’s meant to perfectly replicate…

  July 25 2020, 10:13pm | Comments

• Syllabus Cache The Black Anarchism Reader

  In the expansive terrain of anarchist history, few events loom as large as the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Countless books, films, songs, pamphlets, buttons, t-shirts, and more are rightfully devoted to this transformative struggle for social revolution by…

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  We’ll be honest. The initial plan was to write a critical gaze over art docs. Not the schlocky biopics, or dewy-eyed reminisces of certain “scenes”, eras or places, but more straightforward (if beautiful) documentaries.

  April 23 2020, 9:34am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Probably the Only List of Artist Films You’ll Ever Need…

  We’ll be honest. The initial plan was to write a critical gaze over art docs. Not the schlocky biopics, or dewy-eyed reminisces of certain “scenes”, eras or places, but more straightforward (if beautiful) documentaries.

  April 23 2020, 2:34am | Comments

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• Bookmark The First Terminator Movie Gave Sarah Connor One of the Most Compelling…

  If you’re excited to see Terminator: Dark Fate this week, chances are you’ve seen the first two films starring Sarah Connor. And chances are, when given a say, you prefer to…

  November 1 2019, 5:53pm | Comments

• Bookmark Hasta la vista, Arnie: Sarah Connor is the Terminator's true cultural icon…

  It is 35 years since Sarah Connor and the Terminator’s eyes first met across a dark 80s nightclub, shortly followed by his red laser sight meeting her forehead.

  October 14 2019, 9:31am | Comments

• Ask Metafilter Dark deconstructions of children's TV shows/characters? I've read fantastic, dark - often very political analyses - of TV shows like Thomas the Tank Engine, Teletubbies, Mr.Blobby, and Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch.... but I'd like to find some more. What other dystopian, playful, surreal, philosophical, deconstructive readings of kid's…

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