Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (72 Viewers)
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[Lion] Hopefully you have a freak cheese grater accident, where you fall and slide your face down the grater, grating off the left side, before bleeding out on the kitchen floor, until ambulance rescues you, takes you to hospital, saves your life, only for you to be a deformed monster, poked by children with sticks for the rest of your days. [/Lion]
In Order of Disappearance from this year with Stellan Skarsgard was very good.
Both Reprise and Oslo, August 31st by Joachim Trier are excellent films.
I've always really quite enjoyed Jens Lien's films. The Bothersome Man is probably his best, but Jonny Vang and Sons of Norway are pretty good as well.
Roy Andersson's Living trilogy from Sweden is brilliant. I saw the last film from it this fall at TIFF A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence. The other two are You The Living and Songs From the Second Floor.
I'm really quite a fan of Scandinavian cinema too. The contemporary stuff often seems to have quite an interesting aesthetic of the darkly comic subtly touching even the more serious of works.
Both Reprise and Oslo, August 31st by Joachim Trier are excellent films.
I've always really quite enjoyed Jens Lien's films. The Bothersome Man is probably his best, but Jonny Vang and Sons of Norway are pretty good as well.
Roy Andersson's Living trilogy from Sweden is brilliant. I saw the last film from it this fall at TIFF A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence. The other two are You The Living and Songs From the Second Floor.
I'm really quite a fan of Scandinavian cinema too. The contemporary stuff often seems to have quite an interesting aesthetic of the darkly comic subtly touching even the more serious of works.
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The Wolf of Wall Street - Nice porno
