Regular posting will resume soon.
____________________
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
Rose and Isabel Store
click image above to enter the storeCURRENTLY ONLY DOMESTIC US ORDERS ARE BEING ACCEPTED. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WILL BE ADDED AT A LATER TIME.
Domestic orders are shipped media mail in photo mailers (shipping cost is a flat rate based on number of books ordered and covers postage, materials and paypal fees). CA sales tax applies to CA residents or orders originating in California.
All books are limited print runs of 1000 copies or less.
Thanks
UPCOMING SHOWS/EVENTS/APPEARANCES
Followers
Labels
- comic projects (124)
- inspiration (37)
- art shows/openings (31)
- film (29)
- story (26)
- research (25)
- various (22)
- drawins and stuff (18)
- storyboarding (17)
- Current Flavor (11)
Links
ShareThis
11 comments:
The conformist IS an amazing good looking movie. The production design and cinematography are about perfect,I think that the clever use in the movie of all the old italian fascist architectural remains show again that italian set designers are probably the best in the industry.
and JL Trintignant is giving one of his best performance.
... and I found quite interesting to see the Bertolucci's choice for the same parisian sceneries and scenes in the beginning of the movie like in his "last tango in Paris"... here in blue atmosphere, and, in gold atmosphere in this other movie.
Paris got you inspired to post this, eh --?
Moth
One of my favorites! Great post.
Very nice, one more movie to add to my list of films to watch.
So inspiring Ted! Thanks for posting these!
Another movie that I never heard of and need to watch. Will add to Netflix.
Did you go the Quai Des Bulles Festival? If so, would like to get the low down.
cK
The cinematography in this film is truly stunning.
a masterpiece. there are 3 big fantastic photographic book about the work of Storaro!
Those are some great shots... Visually amazing I have to say.
Storaro features in this excellent documentary on cinematography:
http://miseenscene101.blogspot.com/2008/03/visions-of-light.html
Post a Comment