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lecinemaclub.com posts a free new movie to stream on their website every Friday. so good. It gives me the joy that early Mubi days did. Extremely limited content, hand-picked, and available for a short time.
I also love their online journal, especially the filmmaker's film lists. Everyone from Lynne Ramsay, Jonah Hill, John Carpenter, Dasha Nekrasova, Wim Wenders, Yorgos Lanthimos, and Alex Garland, talk about 5 films they love in a short sweet and aesthetically pleasing list format.
Apr 14, 2024
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It reminds me of how mubi used to be, they select one rare movie (documentaries, shorts, features new and old) per week with an essay about it. It's great if you want to build a habit of watching more movies, especially those that aren't widely known. And the best part: it's free!
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Great price for high quality, niche as hell content. Dense, but infrequent (quarterly), so you can savour it a long time. Plus, so far itâs always come with a surprise gift! The âWeatherâ edition came with a waterproof sleeve thatâs the perfect size for all my books/ notebooks and I use it literally every day to protect them in my big chaotic duffle bag. And finally itâs just a gorgeous piece of bound print, good enough for the bookshelf.
May 11, 2024
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Got this tip many years ago while reading Bonjour Tristesse. There's a great line where she describes alternating between sips of scalding black coffee and biting a sweet juicy orange.
Apr 9, 2024
This film fucking rules. On John Waters best of 2023 list, "A maddeningly radical, tedious, shockingly repetitious, brilliant two-hour-and-43-minute GodardâmeetsâHarmony Korine Romanian masterpiece in which we spend way too much time locked in the car of a confident, trashy, gum-chewing workaholic PA for a movie company as she does her chores."
Apr 9, 2024