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A coming-of-age comedy/drama set in Tunisia.

MADAME BOVARY 2012 from Joseph Lally on Vimeo.

Purple Noon (French: Plein Soleil, aka Full Sun or Blazing Sun or Lust for Evil)

Richard Kern and Nick Zedd, The Manhattan Love Suicides: Thrust in Me, 1985, 35 mm, black-and-white, 35 minutes.

What I wouldn't give to find a model with this effect! #cheekbonesasweapon

What becomes of cities, post-spectacle?

"America Lost and Found" featuring the independent cinema of America circa late 60's, early 70's

This morning I woke up to this amazing impromptu review by Joseph Lally of "America Lost and Found" . I'm so grateful for this find. Eternal thanks Joseph!

Riding across Manhattan in a limo in order to get a haircut, a 28-year-old billionaire asset manager's day devolves into chaos

An accomplished headhunter risks everything to obtain a valuable painting owned by a former mercenary.

“I’m not an artist known for my spectacular scale or anything like that. So I had to go somewhere I’d never been before."

Note to fashion's itinerant class, currently perched in London. Please make Tacita Dean's "The Unilever Series" at Tate Modern a must see. It's an event, a pilgrimage and a rite of passage. It was made by turning a Cinemascope lens 90 degrees and upending the usual landscape format of the movie screen so it becomes vertical, scaling itself to the proportions of the hall. The film itself was constructed using disappearing techniques such as masking, double-exposure and glass matte painting, to recapture the sense of wonderment generated by these skills during the early days of cinema.