How to understand Art? How to read a painting? Start by looking closer. In this video, we explore the right questions to ask so you cultivate a better and broader understanding of the Visual Arts.
0:00 I. Clues and Pieces 5:03 II. "How" does it mean? 9:32 III. The Sum of its Parts (or Guernica's Picasso) 10:59 IV. The Metaphysical Mirror
How to understand Art? How to read a painting? Start by looking closer. In this video, we explore the right questions to ask so you cultivate a better and broader understanding of the Visual Arts.
0:00 I. Clues and Pieces 5:03 II. "How" does it mean? 9:32 III. The Sum of its Parts (or Guernica's Picasso) 10:59 IV. The Metaphysical Mirror
For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comJoker: Folie à Deux - Defending The IndefensibleThe Cinema Cartography2024-10-11 | Deep Dive is back. This time, we're exploring both new releases and classic films. In today's episode, we dive into one of the most controversial movies of the year, Joker: Folie A Deux, with possibly our most controversial opinion of the year.
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For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comThe Aesthetic of ViolenceThe Cinema Cartography2024-09-27 | An exploration of the various depictions of violence throughout cinema.
TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:36 The Lord of The Rings Trilogy (Dir: Peter Jackson) 3:19 Batman Begins (Dir: Christopher Nolan) 4:09 A Touch of Zen (Dir: King Hu) 5:21 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Dir: Ang Lee) 6:05 Hero (Dir: Zhang Yimou) 6:14 Chocolate (Dir: Prachya Pinkaew) 6:23 Ong-Bak (Dir: Prachya Pinkaew) 6:55 The Raid & The Raid 2 (Dir: Gareth Evans) 8:53 I Saw The Devil (Dir: Kim Jee-Woon) 10:42 Straw Dogs (Dir: Sam Peckinpah) 13:18 M (Dir: Fritz Lang) 14:55 Prisoners (Dir: Denis Villeneuve) 17:02 Natural Born Killers (Dir: Oliver Stone) 19:00 Battle Royale (Dir: Kinji Fukusaku) 20:41 Punishment Park (Dir: Peter Watkins) 22:11 Funny Games (Dir: Michael Haneke) 24:21 La Haine (Dir: Mathieu Kassovitz) 26:02 American History X (Dir: Tony Kaye) 27:03 Mississippi Burning (Dir: Alan Parker) 27:13 A Clockwork Orange (Dir: Stanley Kubrick) 27:45 Ichi The Killer (Dir: Takashi Miike) 29:29 Heroic Purgatory (Dir: Yoshishige Yoshida) 30:37 Martyrs (Dir: Pascal Laugier) 32:51 Army of Shadows (Dir: Jean-Pierre Melville) 34:41 Hardcore (Dir: Paul Schrader) 36:31 The Noisy Requiem (Dir: Yoshiko Matsui) 38:26 The Battle of Algiers (Dir: Gillo Pontecorvo) 38:45 Men Behind The Sun (Dir: T.F. Mou) 40:29 Benny's Video (Dir: Michael Haneke) 41:30 Elephant (Dir: Gus Van Sant) 43:17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Dir: Cristi Puiu) 44:10 In A Glass Cage (Dir: Agustí Villaronga) 45:38 Memories of Murder (Dir: Bong-Joon Ho) 47:06 Tyrranosaur (Dir: Paddy Considine) 48:41 Dogville (Dir: Lars Von Trier) 50:01 Audition (Takashi Miike) 51:11 A History of Violence (Dir: David Cronenberg) 52:44 Irreversible (Dir: Gaspar Noe) 54:38 A Short Film About Killing (Dir: Krzysztof Kieślowski) 56:04 Conclusion
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A celebration of the forgotten, unknown and ignored masterpieces of cinema. Films from all over the world, in various genres and styles.
CHAPTERS: 0:00 Introduction 2:25 I. Birds, Orphans & Fools Dir: Juraj Jakubisko 9:43 II. The Company of Strangers Dir: Cynthia Scott 15:11 III. The Hypothesis of The Stolen Painting Dir: Raul Ruiz 21:39 IV. The Man Who Stole The Sun Dir: Hasegawa Kazuhiko 27:46 V. Kisapmata Dir: Mike De Leon 32:46 VI. Twilight Dir: Gyorgy Feher 38:30 VII. Death of Yazdgerd Dir: Bahram Beyzai
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For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comFederico Fellini - Chaos In The Land of MemoryThe Cinema Cartography2024-09-02 | Today, we look at Il Maestro: Federico Fellini. A director that re-envisioned the very idea of a filmmaker as creator and subject.
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For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comTranscendental CinemaThe Cinema Cartography2024-08-23 | Transcendental Cinema explores how film can evoke deeper spiritual and meditative experiences.
TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 IMAGE D’ART 2:40 FINDING SOLACE 8:58 FINDING HISTORY 12:52 FINDING MEMORY 17:38 FINDING GOD 21:49 LA REVENDICATION
Book Club "Notes from The Underground" (1864) by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Saturday, 31st August / 5 pm BST (British Summer Time) Location: our discord
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For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comSergio Leone - Cinema AmericanoThe Cinema Cartography2024-08-14 | Today we look at a filmmaker who shaped the mythology of the American West all the way from Italy. How the Spaghetti Western was born under the grandiose eye of Sergio Leone.
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For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comThe SlaverThe Cinema Cartography2024-07-01 | "The Slaver" discusses the human condition. GORILLA TALES are short storytelling challenges entirely done by two artists in one week using only the resources they possess.
"The Slaver" - GORILLA TALES 01 Words & Sound - Lewis Michael Bond Images - Luiza Liz Bond Entirely done between 24 June 2024 ~ 01 July 2024
Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/cinemacartography For business inquiries: contact@thecinemacartography.comThe 15 Greatest DocumentariesThe Cinema Cartography2024-03-08 | These are the considerations for the best documentaries of all time. Regardless of the genre we attempt to confine it in, sometimes reality is greater than fiction.
TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 2:09 Number 15 6:52 Number 14 11:37 Number 13 16:36 Number 12 22:01 Number 11 27:11 Number 10 31:49 Number 9 36:50 Number 8 41:37 Number 7 46:23 Number 6 49:52 Number 5 55:04 Number 4 1:01:29 Number 3 1:07:09 Number 2 1:12:24 Number 1
An exploration of the power of facial expressions in Cinema, and the impact of outstanding acting in shaping Storytelling.
0:00 Thank You to our Patrons 0:18 Introduction 2:49 The Faces of Cinema 4:49 Renee Falconetti (The Passion of Joan of Arc) 7:20 Claude Laydu (Diary of a Country Priest) 9:39 Andrej Zulawski 10:44 Stanley Kubrick 11:08 Klaus Kinski (Fitzcarraldo/Aguirre/Nosferatu) 12:08 Albert Dieudonne (Napoleon) 12:30 Lon Chaney (The Phantom of the Opera/The Hunchback of Notre Dame/He Who Gets Slapped) 13:48 Aleksei Kravchenko (Come and See) 15:27 Bibi Andersson & Liv Ullmann (Persona) 16:29 Conclusion
NOTE TO VIEWER: Due to copyright issues audio elements have had to be removed from the video at around 14:36.The Golden Age of Japanese CinemaThe Cinema Cartography2023-11-21 | Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/cinemacartography
We explore the rich 1950's decade in Japanese Cinema, talking about historical context, censorship, visual style and the great films produced during this era.
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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 2:39 PART I - History 13:50 PART 2 - The Golden Age 31:14 PART 3 - Legacy
BIBLIOGRAPHY/REFERENCE Japanese Cinema: Texts and Contexts - Alastair Phillips, Julian Stringer The Oxford Handbook of Japanese Cinema - Daisuke Miyao Japanese Cinema: Film Style and National Character - Donald Richie Cinema 1 - Gilles Deleuze What Is Japanese Cinema? A History - Yomota Inuhiko
A provocative investigation into the impact of transgression for transgression's sake in a Contemporary Art landscape tainted by the lack of Aesthetic standards and by the hijacking of Art by Hyper Modernity, Consumer Culture, AI and Capitalism.
Are Video Games Art? Can the best Video Games really face-off against some of the best works of Literature, Music, Cinema and the Visual Arts or are we selling the craft of Gaming too short?
TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 6:19 A History with Games
Part 1 - Video Game Mechanics and Systems 11:20 Interaction 35:32 Video Games Need to Be Fun 53:48 The Industry and Practices
Part 2 - The Artistry of Games 58:07 Lack of Reference 1:17:18 Games as a Modern Product
A provocative look into the world of Progress, Modernity and its impacts on the landscapes of Art and Cinema. Is Art truly dying, and if so, can we trace the genesis of its End to prevent this from happening?
0:11 I. Two Tales of a City 4:05 II. Exit The Survival Horror 8:42 III. Brutally Dishonest 12:11 IV. Art Causa Famae 15:45 V. Down
Everywhere you look everyone seems to be proclaiming the End of Art, that things are not like they used to be. This time, this feeling seems to be stronger than mere nostalgia.
Thumbnail Painting is "Amy" (Oil on Canvas, 2017) by Michaël Borremans
A dive into the question: is Video Art even Cinema? What about Experimental Films? What is the line that divides Video Art and Film? What are the standards that raise an Experimental Film into Art or Cinema?
An investigation into the world of DIY Art, Otherness, Guerrilla Filmmaking and Outsider Art. A look into the fact that every artist is, in some form or another, an outsider.
Is Cinema truly the best medium for propaganda? And if so, what is the genesis of this claim. Here we explore Soviet Montage Theory to answer if an image is really worth more than 1,000 words.
0:00 Introduction 2:48 Number 30 7:00 Number 29 11:21 Number 28 15:32 Number 27 19:17 Number 26 23:57 Number 25 27:45 Number 24 32:23 Number 23 35:43 Number 22 39:31 Number 21 44:02 Number 20 47:59 Number 19 51:55 Number 18 55:50 Number 17 1:00:39 Number 16 1:05:00 Number 15 1:08:58 Number 14 1:13:46 Number 13 1:17:48 Number 12 1:21:14 Number 11 1:25:25 Number 10 1:30:52 Number 9 1:35:46 Number 8 1:41:10 Number 7 1:46:38 Number 6 1:50:47 Number 5 1:54:44 Number 4 1:58:48 Number 3 2:04:28 Number 2 2:10:42 Number 1
What makes Japanese Cinema so good? A look into the essential works from Japanese filmmakers spawning generations of directors and a multitude of film languages.
Programme (Selected Filmography) 0:00 Introduction 2:14 Masterworks 4:14 PART I: 武士道 Bushidō 11:36 PART II: 侘寂 Wabi-Sabi 18:10 PART III: 物の哀れ Mono No Aware 24:00 PART IV: 幽玄 Yūgen 29:24 PART V: グロ Guro 33:41 PART VI: 変 Hen
A look into Madness in Film, the best portrays of it through Storytelling, Visual Language and theme. Films and filmmakers that make us feel through the eyes of Madness.
FILMS USED 0:00 A Woman Under The Influence (Dir: John Cassavetes) 0:27 Seconds (Dir: John Frankenheimer) 0:51 Eraserhead (Dir: David Lynch) 1:21 The Lost Weekend (Dir: Billy Wilder) 1:35 Shock Corridor (Dir: Samuel Fuller) 1:46 Through a Glass Darkly (Dir: Ingmar Bergman) 2:45 Vertigo (Dir: Alfred Hitchcock) 4:46 The Seventh Continent (Dir: Michael Haneke) 6:54 Street of Crocodiles (Dir: Quay Brothers) 8:14 Taxi Driver (Dir: Martin Scorsese) 8:33 First Reformed (Dir: Paul Schrader) 10:36 I Live in Fear (Dir: Akira Kurosawa) 11:57 Le Diable, Probablement (Dir: Robert Bresson) 14:32 Joker (Dir: Todd Phillips) 14:48 The Hunt (Dir: Thomas Vinterberg) 15:00 Picnic at Hanging Rock (Dir: Peter Weir) 17:10 The Exterminating Angel (Dir: Luis Bunuel) 19:51 Possibly, In Michigan (Dir: Cecelia Condit) 21:10 The Lighthouse (Dir: Robert Eggers) 23:52 Apocalypse Now (Dir: Francis Ford Coppola) 24:48 Aguirre, The Wrath of God (Dir: Werner Herzog) 26:38 Embrace of the Serpent (Dir: Ciro Guerra) 28:48 Black Narcissus (Dir: Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger) 29:01 Je, Tu, Il, Elle (Dir: Chantal Akerman) 30:22 Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (Dir: John McNaughton) 32:12 Natural Born Killers (Dir: Oliver Stone) 33:18 The Piano Teacher (Dir: Michael Haneke) 35:00 Marat/Sade (Dir: Peter Brook) 36:55 Mephisto (Dir: István Szabó) 37:57 Symbiopsychotaxiplasm (Dir: William Greaves)
The Undead Artist covers the work of artist Takato Yamamoto 山本タカト, his aesthetic explorations, visual language and analyses the meaning behind his work.
0:00 Introduction 1:31 Part I: Death & Aesthetic 4:40 Part II: Death & Serenity 6:34 Part III: Death & Existence
We praise some of the greatest (and too often forgotten) cinematic masterpieces. Films from all over the world, in a variety of genres and styles.
PROGRAM: 0:00 Introduction (Ashes and Snow, A Time to Live A Time to Die, Strangers In Good Company, Borom Sarat, Dead Man's Letter's, Killer of Sheep, Napoleon, Still Life) 1:50 The Fifth Seal - Az ötödik pecsét (Dir: Zoltán Fábri) 7:29 The House Is Black - خانه سیاه است (Dir: Forough Farrokhzad) 9:57 Tie Xi Qu: West of The Tracks - 铁西区 (Dir: Wang Bing) 14:12 As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (Dir: Jonas Mekas) 18:37 The Enclosed Valley - La vallée close (Dir: Jean-Claude Rousseau) 19:37 Pastoral: To Die in the Country - 田園に死す (Dir: Shūji Terayama) 23:44 Punishment Park (Dir: Peter Watkins) 28:03 The Cremator - Spalovač mrtvol (Dir: Juraj Herz) 30:28 O Pagador de Promessas (Dir: Anselmo Duarte) 31:39 Conclusion (Lucifer Rising, An Elephant Sitting Still, Marketa Lazarova, White Noise, Platform, The Burmese Harp)
An exploration of Photography as a medium through the visionary work of Arthur Tress, Francesca Woodman and Ogawa Yasuhiro.
Camera Obscura Episode 1 - In Dreams 0:00 Introduction 3:04 Arthur Tress 10:34 Francesca Woodman 14:23 Ogawa Yasuhiro
Artwork Curated by: Luiza Liz Bond Additional Music by: Lewis Michael Bond Featuring Photography by: Dora Maar, Brittany Markert, Kosuke Okahara, Lieko Shiga, Rinko Kawauchi, Andrei Tarkovsky, Arthur Tress, Toshiko Okanoue, Hans Bellmer, Francesca Woodman, Ogawa Yasuhiro, Man Ray, Robert Frank, Maurice Tabart, Elena Helfrecht
What is a cinematic masterpiece? What makes a film great? Furthermore, what makes a film part of the Canon? Here we explore Yi Yi by Edward Yang as an essential Film.
Programme: 0:00 Introduction 6:12 Script & Structure 16:12 How Space Tells a Story 21:09 Why is Yi Yi Important?
Art is Not Content questions the power of the internet age and social media in the redefining of the artistic landscape and how artists can take their power back.
Programme: 0:25 PART I: Deconstructing "Wheatfield with Crows" 7:46 PART II: New Perspectives
What are the greatest achievements in Video Game Storytelling? What are the most influential works of Game Writing? Here we explore some of those topics.
0:00 Introduction
I - ILLUSION OF CHOICE 8:37 Mass Effect 11:34 Telltale's 'The Walking Dead' 13:22 Bioshock/Bioshock Infinite
II - COMMENTARY ON THE MEDIUM 19:19 Call of Duty/Battlefield Series 22:17 Spec Ops: The Line
III - ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PLAYER AND ARTIFICE 30:19 Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem 31:50 Metal Gear Solid 32:55 Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
IV - THE DISJOINTED NATURE OF GAMES 44:30 The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 46:37 I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream 47:55 Killer 7
V - THE AMBIGUITY OF THEMATICS 56:20 Metroid Prime 57:11 Silent Hill 2 57:58 Dark Souls
Standards in Art are often misdiagnosed as Beautification and the the meaning of Beauty itself has been lost. But is Beauty really killing Cinema?
Programme (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Introduction 0:05 PART I. BEAUTY 2:19 Ulysses' Gaze, dir: Theo Angelopoulos 2:41 Hero, dir: Yi-Mou Zhang 2:51 The Tree of Life, dir: Terrence Malick 3:03 Gummo, dir: Harmony Korine 3:29 Eraserhead, dir: David Lynch 3:43 The Turin Horse, dir: Béla Tarr & Ágnes Hranitzky
4:54 PART II. SUBLIME 4:58 Vitalina Varela. dir: Pedro Costa 5:48 Mirror, dir: Andrei Tarkovsky 6:10 Fallen Angels, dir: Wong Kar Wai 6:45 The Bird People of China, dir: Miike Takashi 7:00 It Follows, dir: David Robert Mitchell 7:10 Dogville, dir: Lars Von Trier 7:23 Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, dir: Apichatpong Weerasethakul 8:02 Parasite, dir: Bong Joon-Ho 8:14 The Horse Thief, dir: Tian Zhuangzhuang 8:43 Yi Yi, dir: Edward Yang 9:17 Tokyo Story, dir: Ozu Yasujirō 9:55 Ordet, dir: Carl Theodor Dreyer 10:30 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring, dir: Kim Ki-Duk
12:17 PART III: ARTIFICE 12:22 The Red Shoes, dir: Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger 12:31 Fanny and Alexander, dir: Ingmar Bergman 12:41 Beauty and The Beast, dir: Jean Cocteau 13:45 Dreams, dir: Kurosawa Akira 14:41 Ugetsu, dir: Mizoguchi Kenji 15:08 Crimson Peak, dir: Guillermo Del Toro 15:18 Dracula, dir: Francis Coppola 15:28 Blade Runner, dir: Ridley Scott 15:51 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, dir: Robert Wiene 16:19 Neon Demon, dir: Nicolas Winding Refn 16:52 Playtime, dir: Jacques Tati
17:42 PART IV: DECAY 17:45 Marie Antoinette, dir: Sofia Coppola 18:16 In the Mood for Love, dir: Wong Kar Wai 18:26 Decasia, dir: Bill Morrison
Anime is more influential than ever, but no one dares dig deep into its Aesthetic symbolism. Here we analyze some of the most impactful works in Anime history.
Programme (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Introduction 1:51 Mecha & Mobile Suit Gundam (also mentioned: Alita, Astro Boy, Super Dimensional Fortress Macross) 3:10 Mobile Suit Gundam The 08th MS Team (also mentioned: Code Geass, Gurrenn Lagan) 6:16 Neon Genesis Evangelion 12:24 Serial Experiments Lain 16:08 Texhnolyze 16:24 Death Note 20:51 Monster (also mentioned: Paranoia Agent, Psycho Pass) 25:05 Kuuchu Buranko (also mentioned: Nekojiro Sou) 26:48 Tatami Galaxy 28:33 Ergo Proxy 28:55 Mushishi and Barakamon 29:22 Mononoke (also mentioned: Junji Ito) 30:38 Samurai Champloo (also mentioned: Ore Monogatari) 31:22 Legends of The Galactic Heroes 31:49 Kaiba and Kemonozume 32:16 Dragon Ball (also mentioned: Rurouni Kenshin, Nana) 32:45 JoJo Bizarre Adventures (also mentioned: One Punch Man) 35:07 Sakura Cardcaptors (also mentioned: Sailor Moon, Madoka Magica, Naruto) 36:36 Conclusion
What makes a good Cinematic Universe? From Edward Yang to Fritz Lang, the creation of a tactile world on the movie screen goes far beyond Marvel or Star Wars.
Programme (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Introduction 1:09 PART I: AN ODE TO A CITY 1:57 Manhattan, dir: Woody Allen 4:58 Taipei Story, dir: Edward Yang 8:59 Nashville, dir: Robert Altman
12:39 PART II: THE SPIRIT LINGERS ON 12:44 Playtime, dir: Jacques Tati 16:30 Rome Open City, dir: Roberto Rosellini 18:55 Man With a Movie Camera, dir: Dziga Vertov 20:27 Fargo, dir: The Coen Brothers 22:41 Chinatown, dir: Roman Polanski 23:35 The Battle of Algiers, dir: Gillo Pontecorvo
26:24 PART III: I REMEMBER THIS PLACE... 26:27 The Spirit of The Beehive, dir: Victor Erice 31:27 Spirited Away, dir: Hayao Miyazaki 31:59 The 400 Blows, dir: Francois Truffaut 33:51 The Apu Trilogy, dir: Satyajit Ray 35:04 Amarcord, dir: Federico Fellini
37:55 PART IV: THE WORLD IS NOT HERE 38:30 Blade Runner, dir: Ridley Scott 40:14 The Lighthouse, dir: Robert Eggers 42:28 Metropolis, dir: Fritz Lang 45:06 Sátántangó, dir: Béla Tarr
Animation gives life to stories in unimaginable ways, here we discuss some of the most influential works of Animation, from different parts of the world, completely different visions and techniques.
Programme (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Introduction 01:55 Tale of Tales, dir: Yuri Norstein 03:50 Hedgehog in The Fog, dir: Yuri Norstein 04:27 Frank Kafka's A Country's Doctor, dir: Yamamura Koji 05:42 Atama Yama, dir: Yamamura Koji 07:38 The Red Turtle, dir: Michaël Dudok de Wit 08:52 Tale of Princess Kaguya, dir: Takahata Isao 09:56 Song of The Sea, dir: Tomm Moore 10:51 The Wind Rises, dir: Miyazaki Hayao 12:20 Perfect Blue, dir: Kon Satoshi 13:17 The Iron Giant, dir: Brad Bird 13:58 Fantastic Planet, dir: Rene Laloux 14:25 Grave of The Fireflies, dir: Takahata, Isao 16:00 When the Wind Blows. dir: Murakami, Jimmy T. 16:16 Watership Down, dir: Martin Rosen & John Hubley 16:17 Ja teeb trikke, dir: Priit Parn 17:28 Dimensions of Dialogue, dir: Jan Švankmajer 18:14 Alice, dir: Jan Švankmajer 18:52 The Mascot, dir: Irene Starewicz, Ladislas Starevich 19:01 The Diary of Tortov Roddle, dir: Kato Kunio 19:55 Yukidoke, dir: Oyama Kei 20:24 Renaissance, dir: Walerian Borowcyzk 20:26 Streets of Crocodile, dir: Brothers Quay 21:05 Krysar - The Pied Piper, dir: Jiří Barta 22:48 Waltz with Bashir, dir: Ari Folman 24:06 Persepolis, dir: Marjane Satrapi 24:17 It's Such a Beautiful Day Trilogy, dir: Don Hertzfeldt 24:42 Beladonna of Sadness, dir: Yamamoto Eiichii 25:46 Angel's Egg, dir: Oshii Mamoru 26:47 Les Jeaux des Anges, dir: Walerian Borowcyzk 27:02 A Ship of Oranges, dir: Ofuji Noboru 27:54 Spirited Away, dir: Miyazaki Hayao 28:19 Akira, dir: Otomo Katsuhiro 28:22 The Adventures of Prince Achmed, dir: Lotte Reiniger 28:25 Howl's Moving Castle, dir: Miyazaki Hayao 29:19 Robot Carnival, dir: Hidetoshi Oomori, Hiroyuki Kitakubo, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Katsuhiro Otomo, Koji Morimoto, Mao Lamdo, Takashi Nakamura and Yasuomi Umetsu 29:25 Fantastic Mr. Fox/ Isle of Dogs, dir: Wes Anderson 29:37 Fantasia, Walt Disney Studio 30:29 Pas des Deux, dir: Norman McLaren 30:59 The Nightmare Before Christmas, dir: Henry Selick/Tim Burton 31:51 Wall-E, dir: Andrew Stanton 32:23 Conclusion
Bleak Cinema from Chantal Akerman to Michael Haneke is too often forgotten in discussions. Here we remember some of the great works of this "genre"
Timestamps (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Elephant (Dir: Gus Van Sant) 4:09 Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (Dir: Chantal Akerman) 8:31 Ali: Fear Eats The Soul (Dir: Rainer Werner Fassbinder) 12:09 The Match Factory Girl (Dir: Aki Kaurismaki) 16:23 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance (Dir: Michael Haneke) 20:31 Still Life (Dir: Sohrab Shahid Saless) 23:36 Western (Dir: Valeska Grisebach) 28:12 Ratcatcher (Dir: Lynne Ramsay)
How To Elevate Yourself Through Art - A conversation between The Cinema Cartography Founders Lewis Michael Bond & Luiza Liz Bond
0:13 Part I: "The Genealogy of the Piece in the History of Art" 5:00 Part II: "Having enough Reference and Perspective" 8:10 Part III: "The Aesthetic Pleasure of a Classic" 10:36 Part IV: "There is No Communication with Cynicism" 11:49 Part V: "The Checkmate of Marcel Duchamp" 13:03 Part VI: "Stripping Away Everything"
How does Evil look? How to translate it to Art? In this video essay, we explore some of the most iconic portrayals of Evil on screen.
Timestamps (Selected Work): 0:00 Introduction 3:00 The Night of The Hunter (Dir: Charles Laughton) 5:44 Fanny and Alexander (Dir: Ingmar Bergman) 7:35 The Dark Knight (Dir: Christopher Nolan) 9:07 The Wire (Creator: David Simon) 12:22 Monster (Creator: Naoki Urasawa 浦沢 直樹) 14:03 Nil by Mouth (Dir: Gary Oldman) 15:49 Psycho (Dir: Alfred Hitchcock) 16:39 The House That Jack Built (Dir: Lars Von Trier) 17:13 Benny's Video (Dir: Michael Haneke) 18:44 We Need To Talk About Kevin (Dir: Lynne Ramsay) 19:22 2001: A Space Odyssey (Dir: Stanley Kubrick) 21:18 Dark Souls (Creator: Hidetaka Miyazaki 宮崎 英高) 24:10 Batman - The Animated Series (Creator: Eric Radomski & Bruce Timm) 24:32 Macbeth (Dir: Justin Kurzel) 24:53 The King of Comedy (Dir: Martin Scorsese) 26:30 Schindler's List (Dir: Steven Spielberg) 28:09 The White Ribbon (Dir: Michael Haneke) 30:33 The Witch (Dir: Robert Eggers) 31:48 Werckmeister Harmonies (Dir: Béla Tarr) 33:54 Conclusion
Some of the best films ever made were also films that transgressed the medium of Cinema. Creativity, innovation and sophistication were at the forefront of those transgressions. Here we explore those films, and why they work.
Timestamps (Selected Filmography): 0:00 Citizen Kane (Dir: Orson Welles) 3:21 Rashōmon (Dir: Akira Kurosawa 黒澤明) 4:57 Intolerance (Dir: D.W. Griffith) 7:07 Destiny (Dir: Fritz Lang) 8:13 Wild Strawberries (Dir: Ingmar Bergman) 9:06 Memento (Dir: Christopher Nolan) 10:39 La Jetee (Dir: Chris Marker) 11:56 Hiroshima, Mon Amour (Dir: Alain Resnais) 13:07 Close-Up (Dir: Abbas Kiarostami عباس کیارستمی) 15:53 Amores Perros (Dir: Alejandro González Iñárritu) & Pulp Fiction (Dir: Quentin Tarantino) 19:33 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (Dir: Luis Buñuel) 21:29 Chungking Express (Dir: Wong Kar-Wai 王家衛) 23:28 Selected Filmography of Charlie Kaufman 24:35 Primer (Dir: Shane Carruth) 26:29 Paprika (Dir: Satoshi Kon 今敏) 27:18 The Godfather Part II (Dir: Francis Ford Coppola) 30:08 Conclusion
Ugliness is as important to Art as Beauty is. From the transgressive works of Takashi Miike to the more subdued work of Mike Leigh, this list explores many facets of the cinematic grotesque. Viewer Discretion is Advised
Timestamps (Selected Filmography):
0:00 Introduction
I. Exploitation 1:10 Cannibal Holocaust (Dir: Ruggero Deodato) 4:38 Visitor Q (Dir: Miike Takashi 三池 崇史) 7:21 I Stand Alone (Dir: Gaspar Noe) 9:07 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Dir: Tobe Hooper)
II. Satire 11:03 Man Bites Dog (Dir: Benoît Poelvoorde, Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel) 12:56 Videodrome (Dir: David Cronenberg) 13:55 Works of Stanley Kubrick 14:29 Dogtooth (Dir: Yorgos Lanthimos) 15:53 Happiness (Dir: Todd Solondz)
III. Poetic 18:05 The Vengeance Trilogy (Dir: Park Chan Wook 박찬욱) 21:32 Naked (Dir: Mike Leigh) 23:53 Come and See (Dir: Elem Klimov)
IV. Bleak 25:34 Dogville (Dir: Lars Von Trier) 27:22 Lilya 4-ever (Dir: Lukas Moodysson) 28:55 Son of Saul (Dir: László Nemes) 30:47 The Seventh Continent (Dir: Michael Haneke)
V. Strange 33:07 Hausu (Dir: Obayashi Nobuhiko 大林 宣彦) 34:51 Onibaba (Dir: Shindo Kaneto 新藤 兼人) 35:50 Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (Dir: Pier Paolo Pasolini)
So many directors are forgotten by the mainstream which often prefers to hit us in the head with the same list of names over and over again. In this video essay, we explore some of the greatest forgotten directors and their best work.
Timestamps (Selected Filmography):
0:00 Introduction 00:59 Lav Diaz (Norte; The End of History, From What Is Before, The Evolution of a Filipino Family) 05:36 Andrzej Żuławski (Possession, Diabel, On The Silver Globe) 09:07 Maya Deren (Meshes of The Afternoon, At Land, Witch's Cradle, The Secret Life of a Cat) 12:14 Glauber Rocha (Terra em Transe, Idade da Terra, Deus e O Diabo na Terra do Sol) 15:59 Theo Angelopoulos (Eternity and a Day, Landscape in the Mist, The Weeping Meadow) 19:34 Matsumoto Toshio (Shura, Funeral Parade of Roses, Selected Short Films) 23:14 Larisa Sheptiko (The Ascent, Wings) 24:47 Nagisa Ōshima (In the Realm of the Senses, Boy) 27:17 Stan Brakhage (Selected Short Films) 30:08 Djibril Diop Mambéty (Touki Bouki, Hyenas, Badou Boy) 33:10 František Vláčil (Marketa Lazarova, The Valley of the Bees) 36:52 Conclusion