They had me at “Quebec prison.”
I do wish the “synth scores” series included The Mosquito Coast, which would tie in with Paul Schrader, too
The Criterion Channel -- Film and Content Discussion
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Fantastic to see Lilies on there. One of my favorite films of the 90's and my favorite Greyson (which is saying a lot). Hope this portends a Blu release finally.
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What are some of your other favorite Greyson films?
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I like all his work to one extent or another. He has always been restlessly inventive and experimental with form. Zero Patience is probably the other obvious peak, though I also especially like Proteus and Urinal and his "doc" Fig Trees is remarkable. The one I struggle with most and am most ambivalent about is The Law of Enclosures simply because I love the book it's based on and Greyson makes some creative decisions in adapting it which I can't fully get behind; a beautiful movie otherwise though and one that should be seen more than it has been.therewillbeblus wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 7:17 pmWhat are some of your other favorite Greyson films?
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About Dry Grasses debuts on Tuesday
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Looking at the expiring on June 30 list and both Comrades: Almost a Love Story and The Cat are both leaving. Comrades is going back in WB's Golden Harvest jail, don't know who has the US rights to The Cat.