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Category Archives: Film
Sundance 2012, Ones To Watch
I know it’s not fair to judge a book by its cover but when I go to Sundance I judge films by the film stills in the press catalog. Obviously I’m also curious about the directors and actors old and … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged "Moxie" directed by Stephen Irwin, 28 Hotel Rooms, Arbitrage directed by Nicholas Jarecki, Beasts of the Southern Wild directed by Benh Zeitlin, Celeste and Jesse Forever directed by Lee Toland Krieger, Christopher Neil, David Zellner, Documentaries To Watch, Filly Brown, Four Suns directed by Bohdan Sláma, Jonathan Kasdan, LUV" directed by Sheldon Candis, New Films To Watch, Shorts to watch, Sundance Ones To watch 2012, That's What She Said directed by Carrie Preston
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Golden Globes 2012, Dresses That Inspire Me…
I can’t go on with the dresses until I gush about how much I LOVED and went crazy over The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Forget how fascinating the story was, how amazing the acting was, how satisfying some of … Continue reading
Sascha Rice, A California State of Mind
I saw Sascha Rice’s new documentary The Legacy of Pat Brown, about her grandfather a few weeks ago at MOCA and fell in love. I am admittedly a sucker for nostalgia of any kind but it has to be done … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Adolfas Mekas, Bard College, Bill Cunningham, California History, Cure For The Pain, Documentary Film, Film History, Gatling Pictures, ICE T, Jerry brown, John Pruitt, Mad Men, Mark Sandman, MOCA, Nanook of The North, New Documentaries, Nostalgia, Page One, Palm Springs Film Festival, Pat Brown, Political Documentaries, politics, Reality TV, Restrepo, Robert Flaherty, Sascha Rice, Sundance Film Festival, Tabloid
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Scott Campbell on Film, The Last Magazine
That’s all folks from THE LAST MAGAZINE on Vimeo. Scott Campbell did a great little short (love!) exclusively for The Last Magazine which is up on their online edition right now. You can also buy the print version of the … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film
Tagged Art, Magnus Berger, Scott Campbell, Short Films, Tenzin Wild, The Last Magazine
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Filmmaker Charles Burnett in Person!
If you spend five minutes talking about film with me I will inevitably bring up Charles Burnett’s classic Killer of Sheep. It is by far one of the greatest films ever made and it’s insane that this amazing filmmaker rarely … Continue reading
Louis CK Goes to Afghanistan
Sometimes even I need a break from fashion… I’ve been obsessing over Louis CK’s show on FX for a few months now but this episode was even better than usual (and usually I laugh beginning to end). Louis is hysterical … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Film
Tagged Current TV, Funny, Great TV, Louis CK. FX, Smart Tv, Tim Hetherington, Tv
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Ian Mackaye
Coming home to my NY place is like taking a ride in a time machine and living through fashion week is similar to a high school reunion so suffice to say the past is always here in one way or … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Baltimore, Bard, Blogs, DC, Dischord, DIY, Film, Fugazi, Ian Mackaye, Milan, Minor Threat, Musci Scnee, New Music, Paris, predecessors to blogs, Punk
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Martha Marcy May Marlene
“Martha Marcy May Marlene” starring Elizabeth Olsen and John Hawkes is finally opening in October. I saw it at Sundance in January and absolutely loved it (except the title…) It’s haunting and disturbing on so many levels and absolutely brilliant. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Elizabeth Olsen, Film, Fox Searchlight, John Hawkes, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Movies, New Films, New Releases, October releases, Sundance
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The Kenneth Anger Book
The 2nd edition of Kenneth Anger by Alice L Hutchinson published by Black Dog Press is being released in September and includes 180 color and black and white film stills. The LA-based Avant Garde filmmaker is a legend for lots … Continue reading
Taryn in Joy Cioci
Taryn looked magical last night. For the premier of her new film “The Perfect Age of Rock and Roll” she wore a gorgeous Joy Cioci dress from her first collection, Brian Atwood heels and a Kelly Locke clutch. The film … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film
Tagged Brian Atwood, Director Scott D Rosenbaum, Fashion, Film, Film Premier, Jason Ritter, Joy Cioic, Kelly Locke, Kevin Zegers, New Films, Peter Fonda, Premier, Taryn Manning, Taryn Manning Style, Taryn Manning Stylist, The Perfect Age of Rock and Roll, What Was Taryn Wearing
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