Thanks everyone for your input... still hoping to get a few more film ideas
AND suggestions on readings.
best,
bryan konefsky
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:49 PM, David Dvorchak da...@as220.org wrote:
Laurel and Hardy is Two Tars
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 4:47 PM, Chuck Kleinhans
I'm drawing a blank on a Hollywood film made in the last decade that has a
harrowing scene centered on a trailer in semi-rural Arizona (or Texas?),
where a guy has a shotgun and someone (a woman, I think) has been buried
alive in a coffin, trying to scratch her way out. Maybe I'm conflating two
Hi Bryan,
Autopia: Cars and Culture, eds. Peter Wollen and Joe Kerr is a good place
to look. There are at least one or two essays specifically and on cars and
cinema.
-Amy
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Bryan Konefsky bkonef...@gmail.comwrote:
Thanks everyone for your input... still hoping
Good morning all.
Here is a few that might qualify (sorry for any repeats):
Crash (1996 - David Cronenberg)Christine (1983 - John Carpenter)Gone in
Sixty Seconds (1974 - H. B. Halicki)Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000 - Remake -
Dominic Sena)Trucks (1997 - TV Movie - Chris Thomson)Ferris
The most essential film- Anger's Kustom Kar Kommandos.
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My all-time favorite car movie is Fellini's Toby Dammit
http://youtu.be/loLRanmHTEY?t=4m34s
(at the Hammer Museum someone had paired it brilliantly with Carl Dreyer's
They Caught the Ferry—a motorcycle movie [does that count?])
Tony Lowe and Akiva Saunders' Arabian Drift is a compilation of
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There's a new feature in the UK called Sightseers, by Paul Wheatly, that would
fit on the travel trailers list.
One for the auto list (albeit a bit subtle), would be Sofia Coppola's film,
Somewhere.
Herb
Bryan Konefsky bkonef...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all, just to clarify - I was kidding when
One of the best animation movie about car
by Bruno Bozzetto
Il signor Rossi compra l'automobile
Mr Rossi buy a car
1966
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQksyniUqPo
2012/12/15 Jack j...@jacktext.net
The book lost highways: the illustrated history of the road movie that I
co-edited has some
for Mobile Homes:
Albert Brooks, LOST IN AMERICA, 1985
if we're going to do motorcycles too: wow, that would be a lot. How about
riding lawnmowers?
But the car film really is a variant on the journey motif, right? So we'd we
have to start, narratively, with the OT book of Exodus, The
Most of the suggestions are. But I think what is interesting about those
very early car films, including the Hepworth film also mentioned, is that
the films are confronting the social anxieties over this new technology, as
it happens. As such, it's a visual representation of one element of the
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