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Mannjaro
Приєднався 5 бер 2010
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In Memory: Chris Killip
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Chris Killip's last interview, filmed September 2020 at his home in Cambridge, MA.
Spirit of the Beehive: Fire Jumping Scene
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Spirit of the Beehive: Fire Jumping Scene
Hakken
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Scenes I've cut from VPRO's Loladamusica report on Gabber ... Credit must go to the original uploader nologinplease - check out the full length doc on their channel - AMAZING! Search Loladamusica - Gabber on youtube to find it.
The Ministry of Fear
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Clips from The Ministry of Fear, directed by Fritz Lang (1944) starring Ray Milland.
Bigfoot Trailers / Excerpts
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Excerpts from or trailers for: The Mysterious Monsters, Yeti Vs The Wolfman, Sasquatch The Legend of Bigfoot, The Wildman of the Navidad, Curse of Bigfoot, The Kids of Degrassi Street, The Legend of Bigfoot, Bigfoot and Wildboy. Compiled by Stephen Fowler as part of his Wildman night at The Horse Hospital, London. stephenfowler72.blogspot.com/
Life on Earth 2
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Excerpt from "My Life on Earth" by Ronny Long - a collage film made from footage shot during his teen years around obsessions with wrestling, horror and Bigfoot.
Baboon Men
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Short film I made about people who work with performing monkeys in Nigeria
Shadows Of Our Forgotten Ancestors
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Two scenes of amazing folk costume from Paradjanov's Shadows Of Our Forgotten Ancestors
timbre
This is an incredible interview from a really amazing photographer!! Thank you so much for it!! His work is rather similar to Colin Jones. Do you know if they knew each other? How are you and Chris related??
wow.
Wow
The video and script of this=straight out of the GLOBALITS' 2024 Play Book!
if people ain't dancing like this on my grave then i ain't dying
i feel molested!!!
absolute legend
LOL The Life & Times Of George Soros
God rest his soul - such beautiful work of a beautiful people.
Very disturbing dialogue, truly evil
My hero.
Fabulous scene. Good movie except for the newsman character.
Klaus Schwab used this as a speech at the WEF recently.
It's safe to say that Dr Mabuse is indeed the true definition of evil
Mabuse' influence lives today......
This is one of the reasons why I loved this second chapter much more than the first (which they still recognize the historical merits of). In "The gambler" Mabuse is "just" a criminal genius: it is very fascinating because it is the first example of this type of character in cinema (and in general the film is probably the first true modern noir), but I think that Lang himself perfected and improved this type of character with the villain Nemo in his "Snitch". On the contrary, here Mabuse aims for world domination not for his own gain, but to undermine society with seemingly senseless actions (forcing people to commit suicide through blackmail, destroying the value of money through fake money) and then conquering it with fear and madness. He's a more unique and diabolical character, and I find the "Mabuse may die, but unfortunately his ideas will be carried on by others" theme (a blatant metaphor for Hitler) immensely fascinating. I also appreciated the fact that it remains ambiguous whether Mabuse actually hypnotized Baum or whether the latter simply got carried away by the doctor's madness.
The costuming is brilliant all the way through this film. The dancing, not so much. Hutsul dance is the most complex of all the Balkan dances. This scene merely shows off the wonderful costuming, but I guess it would have been hard to show the complexity of the dances. The music is amazing and authentic. I understand that they used the Ukrainian language-the Hutsul dialect. Thanks to Parajanov for showing us the Hutsuls and their culture.
ukraine my favorite balkan country🥰
@@anna-jf5szbalkan part is only western bit of Ukraine
En Perú, en los años 60 con el título "Titanes de la Mongolia" se presento este clãsico. Como a muchos adolecentes de la época nos deslumbro este film, por su historia que se sumerge en lo oriental, por sus colores y por ese profundo nacionalismo pan-ruso, nos ganó para ese nuevo concepción del realismo.
1:48 Klaus Schwab 😱
RAD I C AL
Hey that’s from The Sword ⚔️ and the Dragon 🐉 (1956) but Nice Going MST3K!!
смешная шутка
Fucking amazing 😳🔥🔥🔥🔥
very nice :)
1.El espiritu de la colmena / the Spirit of the Beehive (Paidos Peliculas)- Jaime Pena amzn.to/2WqpoCM 2.Moving Images: Psychoanalytic reflections on film (The New Library of Psychoanalysis 'Beyond the Couch' Series) amzn.to/2K5LF6t 3.Spanish Cinema (Inside Film) amzn.to/2Wqz5Ry
A touching father-son moment between Fred Trump and his son.
Your sad life
What's the movie?
Light Sleeper
Mabuse is a genius, and trump is moron, but both have the same goals.
The first Russian film in CinemaScope. Eventually released in the US and UK in the early 1960s as THE SWORD AND THE DRAGON.
pareil
Goat video
Yoda.
WHAT?!?
Das ichst gabber
GOD of DANCE
lindos filmes parabéns não podemos deixarem no esquecimento
It's not correct that "Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse" is the only film in which we can hear the voice of Rudolf Klein-Rogge. He made numerous sound films until 1942, but he mostly played supporting roles. His voice was anything but fascinating: rather high-pitched and not sonorous. Klein-Rogge's fascinating, demonic charisma would be ruined if his voice could be heared in his famous silent movies. I have the suspicion that we don't hear his voice in this scene at all because it's not very similar to how he normally spoke. I assume that master director Fritz Lang had either changed Klein-Rogges original voice technically or that he himself spoke these famous words about the "reign of crime" because the voice is very similar to Lang's greeting words for a record made to promote his masterpiece "Metropolis" in 1927.
I would like to know more about that Metropolis promotion record you mentioned. Also, I have seen a lot of Fritz Lang interview content and watched Le Mépris countless times. I cannot imagine that the _Herrschaft des Verbrechens_ speech is actually spoken by him, whom I have never heard speaking a standard German sentence instead of his natural Viennese dialect of Austrian German. Man, even his French and English is clearly Viennese-coloured.
looks a fuck of a lot like Yoda
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"GTA is so unrealistic" India: hold my credit card
German speaking with Russian accent...
OOOOOOOkay. I know what i'm watching now
I can see why this was an inspiration for Heath's Joker
Great!
Could never film that nowadays
This is the only film Rudolph Klein-Rogge made where we can hear him speak. All his other films are silent.
I did this as a kid once.
The world is finished.......
I love it.
This clip is on my online drivers ed... i think theyre trying to make it look dangerous but this is dope
same bro, it was to demonstrate centrifugal force. As if I didn't know all about it before, but im glad I clicked on this anyways xD
I like the lady playing Lily in this movie. I think she is the best character in the whole film.
Ramsushil Bais Deaf