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During the Q&A following the screening, we also learned that this project was once in the hands of Maurice Pialat, who made several attempts at it.
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After his death, his widow Sylvie turned it over to Grandperret, who had worked for Pialat early on.
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Nick Pinkerton at Reverse Shot: Ceylan is not Pialat, not Antonioni, and certainly no 'master.'
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Its an interesting start for Pialat, but on reflection not quite as odd as I initially though.
10/29: Invocation of My Demon Brother; L'amour existe; The Wild Blue Yonder Ed Howard 2007
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Indeed, for his first film, Pialat forgoes narrative altogether, crafting a free-associative essay film that has much more in common with the first efforts of Alain Resnais than I ever would've guessed based on their respective later work.
10/29: Invocation of My Demon Brother; L'amour existe; The Wild Blue Yonder Ed Howard 2007
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Its an interesting start for Pialat, but on reflection not quite as odd as I initially though.
Archive 2007-10-01 Ed Howard 2007
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Indeed, for his first film, Pialat forgoes narrative altogether, crafting a free-associative essay film that has much more in common with the first efforts of Alain Resnais than I ever would've guessed based on their respective later work.
Archive 2007-10-01 Ed Howard 2007
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After all this, Pialat suggests, the workers are released into the relative peace of old age, which he depicts as a pale shadow of childhood's carefree spirit.
10/29: Invocation of My Demon Brother; L'amour existe; The Wild Blue Yonder Ed Howard 2007
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The film is an endless series of such stately tracking shots, the grand romance of the camera's gestures serving as a counterpoint to the general squalor that Pialat is depicting.
Archive 2007-10-01 Ed Howard 2007
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After all this, Pialat suggests, the workers are released into the relative peace of old age, which he depicts as a pale shadow of childhood's carefree spirit.
Archive 2007-10-01 Ed Howard 2007
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