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Photo booth by Nikita Liamzine. http://www.flickr.com/photos/shutterlog/sets/72157626749156304/ Ryan Carmichael, Toshi Saito, Will Wohleb, Bruce Thierry Cheung, Joyce Wu, Sean Welski Kirsten Tan, Pedro Gomez Millan, Sandi Sissel, Pepe Avila del Pino Zachary Kerschberg, Tony Martinez Stewart Thorndike, Jennifer Ruff, John Tintori, Prithi Gowda Charlotte Rabate, Marie Constantinesco, Elif Karagoz Shiva Bajpai, Armando Diaz Joey Kuhn, Kiara Jones Vladimir de Fonteney, Cristian Carretero Virginia Urreiztieta, Jonas Carpignano, Brian Lanin, Eunice Lau, Jeff Bliss, Anastasia Frank, Sarah-Violet Bliss, Omar Zuniga Hidalgo Mick Casale, Sehaj Sethi, Jason Stefaniak, Bruce Thierry Cheung Nikita Liamzine, Ash Bhalla Posted by Cine City, NYU Grad Film on May 31, 2011 3:28 PM | Permalink Lamia Alami arrives at 2nd year Marathon at the NYU Skirball Center Jeffrey Bliss accepts an award from class reps Ingrid Jungermann and Ryan Johnson
Bad Boys Grow Up - Features - News
Tarantino and Almodóvar finally make films equal to the ones they've always claimed as inspirations. Let’s start with a few images: A psycho jive artist dancing around as he cuts a man’s ear off. A retired bullfighter slumped in front of a television set, masturbating furiously to slasher movies. Scenes like those, from Quentin Tarantino’s “Reservoir Dogs” and Pedro Almodóvar’s “Matador,” pretty much secured the bad-boy reputations of their creators. Tarantino came to be regarded as a hyped-up pop culture junkie spritzing bloodshed and movie references in equal measure. And Almodóvar was thought of as something like the post-Franco John Waters, mixing ’50s Hollywood-style melodrama with cheerful hedonism awash in sex and drugs.
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CINE-FILE.info Chicago Guide to Alternative Cinema CINE-LIST Friday, December 21, 2012 – Thursday, January 3, 2013 (Temporary Posting) Due to the holidays, this edition of the Cine-List covers the two-week period from Friday, December 21 to Thursday, January 3. There may be some added screenings or changes in line-up at venues during this time; we advise checking the venue websites and/or the Chicago Reader listings for any updates.