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Screenwriting & Liberal Arts
I took the above photo at Calvin College after my screenwriting talks this week. It’s part of Calvin’s Crossing, a pedestrian bridge designed by architect Frank Gorman that spans a littl… more →
Screenwriting from Iowa
Directing Masterclass: Scorcese Establishes a Scene
jasonbkohl wrote 2 days ago: I was just terribly impressed by an establishing shot from an early scene in Raging Bull (1980), dir … more →
Cat People
miguelvaca wrote 3 days ago: Cat People fue traída a Colombia como El Rastro de la Pantera y puede ser fácilmente catalogable co … more →
"You have a saboteur's disposition."
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dcairns wrote 1 week ago: So says Priscilla Lane to Robert Cummings in SABOTEUR, another retread of the 39 STEPS idea, comple … more →
Is That You, In Front Of Me?
thedead17s wrote 1 week ago: The Nottingham film scene seemed to come out in force yesterday for the Paul Schrader master class. … more →
All God's Lonely Men
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toddcobb wrote 2 weeks ago: God's Lonely Man June 27th, 2009 All God’s Lonely Men Today has been another New York Saturday. … more →
Affliction
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Franz Patrick wrote 3 weeks ago: Affliction (1997) ★★★ / ★★★★ “Affliction” is a haunting film about a man (Nick Nolte) … more →
10 GREAT OUTFITS FROM PAUL SCHRADER FILMS
gwarizm wrote 3 weeks ago: Another blog post from February 2009. “I hope this card finds you all well as if does me.I ho … more →
Picturehouse: American Gigolo
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Sarah wrote 1 month ago: (Paul Schrader, 1980) In a detective story about a prostitute, you’d think that the sex and th … more →
Blue Collar (P.Schrader, 1978)
Killer's Talk wrote 2 months ago: ‘Blue Collar’ is like a freshly painted canvass by such enthusiastic artist, who really … more →
Blue Collar (1978)
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adambatty wrote 2 months ago: Paul Schrader’s directorial debut, Blue Collar is a fairly typical spin on his own unique br … more →
Screenwriting & Liberal Arts
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Scott W. Smith wrote 3 months ago: I took the above photo at Calvin College after my screenwriting talks this week. It’s part o … more →
Screenwriting from Grand Rapids
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Scott W. Smith wrote 3 months ago: “You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me?” … more →
The Greatest Story Ever Told (part 2)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 3 months ago: “Movie storytelling is about redemption–the recovery of something lost or the attainment … more →
Taxi Driver Trailer - 1976
urbanlandfill wrote 3 months ago: If you haven’t already seen this classic, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Jodie Foster an … more →
Thespobits: Natasha Richardson and Ron Silver
Squally Showers wrote 4 months ago: Natasha Richardson has been entered into posterity’s log-book as Vanessa Redgrave’s daug … more →
City Hall (1996)
cinemascream wrote 4 months ago: City Hall sees Al Pacino take on the role of passionate New York Mayor John Pappas. John Cusack pl … more →
Light of Day (Paul Schrader, 1987)
paynith wrote 4 months ago: USA, 107 min loads of angst, sheesh …joan jett and michael j. fox as siblings in a band (wut! … more →
See Adam Resurrected with an appearance by Paul Schrader this Tuesday
Jessica wrote 4 months ago: For an actor with as much talent and brand value as Jeff Goldblum, it seems odd that the number of … more →
The Auteur Theory, part four: Film lovers are sick people.
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Marco Sparks & August Bravo wrote 4 months ago: “Film lovers are sick people.” -Francois Truffaut. Here we are again with part four of … more →
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