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The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• 375+ Episodes of William F. Buckley's Firing Line Now Online: Features Talks with Chomsky, Borges, Kerouac, Ginsberg & More Open Culture
• Finishing 'Six Feet Under' twelve years later – The Life and Times of David Chen
• Working from an iPhone – MacStories
• The Sacredness of Life as Understatement – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Cameraperson; Trolls; We Are the Flesh; Blood Father; Cover Girl; The Demons – review | Film | The Guardian
• Berlinale 2017: The Young Karl Marx Review: Another Bourgeois Biopic | IndieWire
• Christian Petzold’s 'Transit' goes to Match Factory | News | Screen
• Raoul Peck Talks 'The Young Karl Marx' and Why Beyonce Isn't a Revolutionary (Q&A) | Berlin 2017 | Hollywood Reporter
• Japanese manga artist Jiro Taniguchi dies aged 69 – BBC News
• Podcast: Seven Samurai – A Japanese Masterpiece • Akira Kurosawa News
• Close-Up on Leo McCarey’s "The Awful Truth": Love and Remarriage on Notebook | MUBI
• 'Lego Batman' Phantom Zone Dives Deep Into Superman Canon | Inverse
• Streamline | The Official Filmstruck Blog – Things to Come (1936): William Cameron Menzies’s Biggest Headache
• Ferdy on Films
• Extended Cut: Simon Abrams's Film Journal: John Wick: Chapter Two
• A Cinematic Love Letter to the Wilderness and John Muir’s Legacy – Brain Pickings
• Happy 114, Georges Simenon! » MobyLives

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• First look at Ben Foster in Nic Pizzalotto thriller 'Galveston' | News | Screen
• Berlin: Paul Verhoeven on Isabelle Huppert, 'Elle' and How RoboCop Is Like Jesus Christ | Hollywood Reporter
• Westworld – These Violent Delights (Tribute) on Vimeo
• AFA: Animation For Adults: My Life As A Zucchini (2016)
• Deja View: Alice on Trial
• Get lost in this wonderful collection of fantasy maps – The Verge
• Prince’s music has returned to streaming services – The Verge
• Clouds of Sils Maria – Is Clouds of Sils Maria on Netflix? | AllFlicks
• How the New York Times Is Using Strategies Inspired by Netflix, Spotify, and HBO to Make Itself Indispensible | WIRED
• The showrunner of Deep Space Nine is crowdfunding a documentary looking back on the series – The Verge
• Observations on film art : LA LA LAND: Singin’ in the sun
• Streamline | The Official Filmstruck Blog – Part Doc, Part Comedy, All Sex
• Vigo’s Secret | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• How To Live in Air Conditioning | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• How a Lost Frank Capra Film Was Found and Restored: An Interview with NFSA Film Curator Sally Jackson | 4:3

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• QUEER GODARD on Vimeo
• I am now a girl who watches Girls
• The Odyssey Of SAMURAI JACK Continues | Birth.Movies.Death.
• Video: The Force of Kurosawa in Star Wars • Akira Kurosawa News
• Network Attached N00bs — Liss is More
• What The Travel Ban Would Mean For Victims Of Human Trafficking | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• The surprising Francis Picabia – John Canemaker's Animated Eye
• LEGO 'Batman: The Animated Series' Is All Kinds of Awesome – GeekDad
• Irma, I Love You, But You’re Breaking My Heart

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• Curated list of good newsletters
• How Keanu Reeves And His Former Stunt Double Turne
• ‘The Lego Batman Movie’: How They Built a Better G
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• Keanu Reeves knows gun-fu in the thrillingly disci
• A Marriage of Art and Film at Berlin Festival
• Sony Announces Pricing, Availability for First 4K
• BEHIND THE DOOR Trailer
• Oscars: How the 'Rogue One' Sound Team Created Car
• Eightydays Helps Plan Your Multi-City Trip
• John Wick Is An Action Hero As Unhappy Workaholic
• Gomorra – La serie (2014)
• Abstract: The Art of Design (2017)
• Cyborg 009: Call of Justice (2017)
• A Solo Traveler’s Guide on How to Meet People Whil
• How to shoot in a hall of mirrors
• Leontyne Price At 90: The Voice We Still Love To T
• By Grim Natwick II
• Sony’s first 4K Blu-ray player goes on sale next month for $299
• It's Over Isn't It | Steven Universe Cover – YouTube

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• Workflow 1.7 Introduces Magic Variables for Easier
• David Lynch: The Art Life Trailer
• What can we learn today from Ralph Bakshi’s Wizards?
• British DP Tony Richmond talks 'The Man Who Fell to Earth,' 'Don't Look Now' and more
• Flip the Frog Update: Sometimes a little piece of music goes a long way…
• How to Bullet Journal – YouTube
• Microsoft changes its sharing icon
• Dev-Books Is a Massive Collection of the Most Recommended Coding and Programming Books
• Take a Very Cheap Trip Around the World Using Over 3,300 Google Maps Screenshots
• Lumberjanes Is Being Turned Into a Children's Novel Series
• David Lynch The Art Life – Official Trailer – YouTube
• Mildred Pierce (Blu-ray Review)
• One Million Years B.C. (Blu-ray Review)
• Warner Home Video Ups Q4 Movie Revenue
• Batman v Superman Visual Effects Video Rains Digital Destruction Down on Everyone

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• ‘My Life As A Zucchini’ Director Claude Barras On
• Tongo Music Gets Kids Exploring Classical Music and Tunes
• At the Frame’s Edge: Editing Cameraperson
• Close Up: Jules Feiffer at Canio’s
• Kiki – Clip "Legends Ball" I HD I Sundance Selects
• How To Draw Pinocchio | Quick Draw | Disney LIVE
• In Conversation with Eliza Hittman and Gillian Robespierre
• A Farewell to Arms (1957) Blu-ray Detailed
• Species Collector's Edition Blu-ray
• Le Bonheur (1965): Find Your Happy Place

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• ★ Comparing the First Seven Years of the iPad and Mac
• Ost Kubrick Special Part 2 (Ost 34) – January 31st
• Trump's FBI doubles down on hostility to transparency, switches to fax and snailmail for FOIA requests
• TIFF Programmer Colin Geddes Departing After 20 Years
• 10 Samurai Jack Episodes You Need to Rewatch During Its Massive Online Marathon
• Science Teachers on Why Betsy DeVos Is a 'Monstrous Mistake'
• A Look Inside the Comic World's Tribute to the Man Who Created Akira
• 5 Conversations to Have with Your Kids After "The Lego Batman Movie"
• Stop all the Orcs: W. H. Auden on The Fellowship of the Ring
• Bravery Pins
• The Alley Cats of Istanbul
• Google Brain super-resolution image tech makes “zoom, enhance!” real
• Here For a Good Time: The Role of the Female Gaze in ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’
• In praise of Annette Bening’s difficult women
• How Millennium Mambo set the blueprint for Moonlight
• The Film Comment Podcast: Women in New Hollywood
• 'Kong: Skull Island' Poster Is So Over-the-Top That It’s Good
• Berlin: Ellen Burstyn to Make Directorial Debut at Age of 84
• “Future World 1996” Pin Set [Kickstarter]
• The CIA’s UFO files will soon be searchable, thanks to activists and Archive.org
• Everything is going wrong in the Trump White House
• Free Coloring Books from World-Class Libraries & Museums: The Met, New York Public Library, Smithsonian & More
• The five simple things to remember when considering Trump’s motivations
• YouTube Enables Live Streaming for Broader Base of Creators
• iTunes Terms and Conditions as a graphic novel ↦
• All Aboard – Railway Month on British Pathé
• The Four 4s – Numberphile – YouTube
• Google Updating AMP Pages with Easier Way to View, Copy Source URLs
• The Ghosts, The Martian and “Mary Poppins”
• The Only 'Star Wars' Canon You Can Watch Online is
• The Loch Ness Watchman: Hunting Nessie for a Quarter Century – YouTube
• Zodiac — Mastery of Details | David Fincher Close-Ups
• TRAILER – Beau Travail
• Bop Gun: Black Sun (1964)
• Pay What You Want: 2017 Superstar Mac Bundle for $1

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• Mad Max Trilogy soundtrack on vinyl
• Stephen Bannon fooled Trump into signing executive
• What Happened When I Forced Myself To Wake Up At 5
• Taika Waititi Explains Why ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Was th
• Cannes: Werner Herzog to receive Directors' Fortni
• 20th Century Women: a cinematic tribute to late-70s optimism
• David Stratton: A Cinematic Life review – a poignant portrait of a beloved cinephile
• Night and Fog
• CCU58: Punch-Drunk Love and the Films of Paul Thomas Anderson
• Brief Encounter
• Uber sues Seattle over law allowing drivers to unionize
• Amazon’s cashier-free Go stores may only need six human employees
• The Mobile Filmmaker's Bag
• On the Channel: Art-House America
• On Dracula’s Lost Icelandic Sister Text
• “If we are gone tomorrow, the earth will not miss us”
• Take a Quick Tour of the Mind-Boggling Universe of Mathematics
• Use the Five Folder System to Finally Organize Your Email Inbox
• Building Frozen Castles with the Master of Ice
• New Chrome extension helps find all those hidden Netflix categories
• Stack Overflow: Reading List for Black History Month
• Google now allows AMP users to share the original URL of an article
• The Only Show That Mattered
• The Black Activist Who Fought Against D. W. Griffith’s “The Birth of a Nation”
• A Rare Trip Inside Disney’s Secret Animation Vault
• The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
• The camp comic genius of Batman: The Movie
• Dance in Wong Kar-wai's Films
• Children Of Men – 'Wide Birth'
• Owning your content matters right now
• Arrival (4K UHD)
• Then and Now: Close-Up on Jean-Luc Godard’s "Le gai savoir"
• Cameraperson: Getting Close
• A San Francisco bookstore offers free copies of George Orwell's '1984'
• Hanus Folkman (1876 – 1936)
• Keep These Colors in Mind When Picking Avocados
• Do Annoying Chores Early Before They Become a Motivation-Sapping Monster
• See the Influence of Wong Kar-wai on ‘Moonlight’ in Side-by-Side Comparison
• David Shepard, Film Preservationist, Dies at 76
• THE PAINTED DESERT – Matte art and the shifting sands
• How fan theories changed the way we watch movies and TV
• CAMERAPERSON – #853
• Faceoff: Sabotage vs. Foreign Correspondent
• 45 Years (Blu-ray Review)
• ‘Stranger Things’ Delivers Spine-Tingling Super Bowl Spot For Season 2
• David Fincher – Masterpieces

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• The Aquatic World: Season 2, Part 2.
• Orwellian Realities
• A Galaxy Far Far Away
• Why Mad Max: Fury Road is a masterclass in visual storytelling
• Justice League Dark (Blu-ray Review)
• The truth about film critics 
• Artist of the Day: Eno Swinnen
• Neo-Nazis Face a New Foe Online and IRL: the Far-Left Antifa
• Steven Universe Shows How Nothing Can Destroy Family, Not Even Alien Abduction
• Why Solaris is the greatest science fiction film ever made
• 'I Am Not Your Negro' Q&A | Raoul Peck | NYFF54
• ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Villain Pale Man Loves America’s ‘Institutional Evil,’ Guillermo Del Toro Says
• A Way to Search for Film Recommendations Without the Trolls Ruining Everything
• ‘Zootopia” and ‘The Red Turtle’ Top Annie Awards; Complete List of Winners
• The End of the Squirrel Sequence

The links I found interesting, while browsing the web today.

• David Shepard obituary: silent film’s great hunter-sharer | Sight
• Streamline | The Official Filmstruck Blog – Longing For SUMMERTIME
• NameCheckr Finds Out If Your Name Is Available Across Dozens of Sites
• Paolo Sorrentino's Films Explain the Absurdity of 'The Young Pope' | Inverse
• 'Riverdale', 'Betty and Veronica,“ And Non-Monogamy In Teen Media | Inverse
• The Best Board Games for Couples | Inverse
• Samurai Jack Season 5 Teaser | Samurai Jack | Adult Swim – YouTube