Many of the films at this year's New York Film Festival are filled with various cinematic references that can go over Peter's head without him ever realizing, so he brings in Slant Magazine contributor Jaime Christley to help him parse through some of this week's fascinating films. The two dig into the big Hollywood opener Life of Pi from Ang Lee, as well as the extreme art house pleasures of new films from directors like Raúl Ruiz, Miguel Gomes, and the Taviani Brothers. Plus, documentaries on conspiracy theorists deconstructing Kubrick's The Shining, and another one about fishing in the Atlantic, but from the perspective from the fish.
0:00-2:01 Introduction
2:36-13:04 Life of Pi (Ang Lee)13:04-21:37 Caesar Must Die (The Taviani Brothers)
21:37-29:30 Night Across The Street (Raúl Ruiz)
30:07-43:31 Room 237 (Rodney Ascher)
43:32-46:42 Leviathan (Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel)
47:25-57:04 Tabu (Miguel Gomes)
57:04-58:22 Close
Read Jaime Christley at Slant Magazine, and check his website The Filmsaurus.
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Highlighted Links from
the Conversation
-The 50th
New York Film Festival
-Buy tickets for Caesar Must Die, Night Across the Street, Room 237, Leviathan, and Tabu.
-Jamie on Night Across the Street
-Buy tickets for Caesar Must Die, Night Across the Street, Room 237, Leviathan, and Tabu.
-Jamie on Night Across the Street
Theme Music: “Forward” by Northbound
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