I thought this was a film about a candlemaker. Wtf.
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1982
I’m a big fan of Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way. A lot of it resounds within me and feels very encouraging. She often totes, “as we move towards our dreams, we move towards our divinity.” This has really fascinated me. As Herzog puts it, the only difference between “us” and him is that he knows how to notice his dreams and bring them forth into reality. That it is his responsibility, in a way, because he understands how to bring…
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1982
I’m a big fan of Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way. A lot of it resounds within me and feels very encouraging. She often totes, “as we move towards our dreams, we move towards our divinity.” This has really fascinated me. As Herzog puts it, the only difference between “us” and him is that he knows how to notice his dreams and bring them forth into reality. That it is his responsibility, in a way, because he understands how to bring…
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1997
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Absolutely loved how patient this was. Earlier this year I got really into Tezuka and a couple other classic manga artists. I in Understanding Comics there’s this section about how American comics have way fewer meditative ellipses than Japanese comics specifically. That’s something that definitely drew my attention and something that continues to. I absolutely love the idea of slow cinema, slow art that forces us to sit with things and sit with them for a long time.
Unfortunately I had to break this one up over a couple viewings so I can’t say I got the full emotional experience. But this was awesome.
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1997
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Absolutely loved how patient this was. Earlier this year I got really into Tezuka and a couple other classic manga artists. I in Understanding Comics there’s this section about how American comics have way fewer meditative ellipses than Japanese comics specifically. That’s something that definitely drew my attention and something that continues to. I absolutely love the idea of slow cinema, slow art that forces us to sit with things and sit with them for a long time.
Unfortunately I had to break this one up over a couple viewings so I can’t say I got the full emotional experience. But this was awesome.
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