SHRINES『ＥＹＥＳ ＯＮ ＴＨＥ ＬＥＮＳ』
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eyesonthelens
6 years ago
Püblished a small review about Salón México (1949) and also added a comment section on every post, be sure to use it, it's not free
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Guess who has internet once again
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Tried using iframes creatively but I think I'm a dummy dumb. LUL
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Thank you for subribsing. It's incredible to see that you're also Oscar and that you wanted to study film (I actually am on it rn so follow your dreams)
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eyesonthelens
6 years ago
I know, nice to meet another person with the same name!!! We can also say I study film but not at an actual school (lol) so yeah, I'm still on this.
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joppiesaus
6 years ago
economic history? Never heard of that before. Did you learn about the crisis in the 30's and the fiasco in 2008?
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eyesonthelens
6 years ago
Yes, we took a few classes about those two events!! And also, my university offers free internet, so let's use it!!!
I've been inactive, after two weeks I still don't have internet connection, sorry!!! :)
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Added to Blu-Ray: The Good Girls, A Fantastic Woman, Ghosts Stories
Wrote about Vámonos con Pancho Villaz a 1935 film that is considered one of the bests of Mexican cinema
Like Americans, Mexicans loathed moral ambiguity in lieu of triumphalism in their movies through the postwar era. Both our nations outgrew that idealism during New Hollywood, but mainstream Mexican cinema didn't regress as the American industry did during the '90s, when our Boomers' palates turned utterly saccharine.
Both can be contrasted to jidaigeki, which has always been brutally sincere in its depiction of Japan's past -- even when it served as propaganda during WWII. Anyhow, I'd love to see a good enactment of the Zapatista Uprising, but haven't yet.
In the first sentence of your review's penultimate paragraph, you may care to replace "homologous" with "homonymous."
That's true!! I think I did a mistake!!
Actually, I'm not familiar with japanese era films, so I'll do some homework!!