Was this film made specifically for me??
I couldn't even dream of seeing over 2 hours of Dennis Hopper and Orson Welles talking to each other, while both being at their creative peaks(controversial opinion, I know...).
Almost every single sentence spoken by Hopper is an instantly classic quote, and Orson really seems to enjoy himself. I can really relate to how Hopper doesn't feel the need to argue or prove himself, which seems to be hard for Welles to understand.…
I decided to share my short tribute to Eli Hayes on Letterboxd. I will leave a link to the film and the text I wrote for vimeo bellow.
The audio used in this video was recorded on May 5 2020. It was my submission to Notes on Isolation, the latest project from Eli Hayes, and yet another global collaboration with filmmakers from around the world.
On May 23 2020, I broke my arm, was rushed to the hospital, and…
Roger Ebert killed this movie, as well as the career of the most darring and potentially important director of modern american cinema
I truly felt like shit today.
A girl really like broke my heart. These things happen to everyone, of course, but it still messed me up. My confidence is far from the best otherwise, so when things like these happen: I really take a hit.
When I got home, devistated, I needed something to destract my thoughts. A movie was an obvious Choice.
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about 15 years old. At…
