tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post8801768265296516322..comments2010-03-03T00:41:42.071+02:00Yoel Merandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11326291445495139912noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post-86306261986944814522010-03-03T00:41:42.067+02:002010-03-03T00:41:42.067+02:00selam elif,<br /><br />¨three times¨ isn&#39;t a bad one to start with at all. i think you will also enjoy his ¨cafe lumiere¨.<br /><br />i think rivette is very underrated in turkey, or perhaps not enough known, although people seem to know a lot about new wave, truffaut, godard, etc. to me, rivette is far better than almost all other new-wavers.Yoel Merandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11326291445495139912noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post-76604040247058869342010-02-26T08:12:46.460+02:002010-02-26T08:12:46.460+02:00I don&#39;t know where to find Breer, so I&#39;ll start with Three Times. I like your lists and posts about films, they raise one&#39;s curiosity and appetite... Did you know that Bilgi University does not have a single Jacque Rivette film in its collection?Elif Ozgenhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11008351757084069301noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post-66420633602573635982010-02-12T02:00:38.559+02:002010-02-12T02:00:38.559+02:00Sorry, Yoel, but the few Breer films I&#39;ve seen did not provoke my enthusiasm, rather a mild interest or curiosity, and they&#39;re not easy to get. They seemed to me quite un-Rossellinian...<br />I&#39;m afraid my favorite Straubs are yet &quot;Chronik der Anna Magdalena Bach&quot;, &quot;Von Heute auf Morgen&quot;, &quot;Sicilia!&quot;, &quot;Nicht versöhnt&quot;, &quot;Le Genou d&#39;Artemide&quot;, &quot;Klassenverhältnisse&quot;, &quot;Dalla nube alla Resistenza&quot;... for the period in question, it would be &quot;Le Genou d&#39;Artemise&quot;, &quot;Operai, contadini&quot;, &quot;Quei nostri incontri&quot;, I think, although I like almost every Straub-Huillet film I have seen very much. Perhaps the two which leave me colder are the very interesting &quot;Corneille-Brecht&quot; and &quot;Itinéraire de Jean Bricard&quot;...<br />Miguel MaríasAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post-87340327567599157412010-01-30T13:13:39.973+02:002010-01-30T13:13:39.973+02:00Hi Miguel, <br /><br />Sorry it took me a while to respond to this...<br /><br />I&#39;m just discovering Straubs, &quot;L&#39;arrotino&quot; was the first one that really moved me, so at the moment it is my favorite Straub-Huillet film, along with &quot;Il Viandante&quot;... I&#39;m sure Pedro Costa&#39;s doc (also included in the list) helped me appreciate these much more. Now I should give Straub-Huillet films another look. I would really like to read Pavese&#39;s texts before seeing the films...<br /><br />What Straub-Huillet would you choose for 2000-2009, and which one is your favorite in general?<br /><br />I hope Robert Breer isn&#39;t included in the 20... You should at least see the films... Other than Rossellini, I don&#39;t think there is anyone greater.Yoel Merandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11326291445495139912noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15748975.post-28952529819002836072010-01-07T15:08:27.304+02:002010-01-07T15:08:27.304+02:00Interesting: 20 of the 50 I&#39;ve never seen nor am very sure I will. Of these 20, 6 are by filmmakers that I don&#39;t think, from what I&#39;ve seen, would ever be included in any list of mine. And then, only 6 or 5 of the 30 I&#39;ve seen would be the one I would have chosen for 2000-2009 by that filmmaker. Therefore a mystery: Is L&#39;arrotino the Straub film you like best or think is the best in the period?<br />Miguel MaríasAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com