Have to check these out. Thanks for the recommendations CH.The Seventh Bullet. A very good example of a Soviet 'Eastern,' this one from Uzbekistan and a big hit in its day, back in 1972. Their version of a Western, indeed inspired by and borrowed from them - transposed styles, themes, tropes etc put in a 1920s Central Asian, revolution and civil war-era setting. But not to be confused with those Soviet/Eastern European films that actually were set in nineteenth-century America.
The same director also did another well-regarded film of the genre seven years later in 1979, for the Tajikfilm studio, called The Bodyguard.
The Seventh Bullet. A very good example of a Soviet 'Eastern,' this one from Uzbekistan and a big hit in its day, back in 1972. Their version of a Western, indeed inspired by and borrowed from them - transposed styles, themes, tropes etc put in a 1920s Central Asian, revolution and civil war-era setting. But not to be confused with those Soviet/Eastern European films that actually were set in nineteenth-century America.
The same director also did another well-regarded film of the genre seven years later in 1979, for the Tajikfilm studio, called The Bodyguard.
Part 1 2 or 3?20th Century Boys, a manga adaptation. I think you need to have read the comics to follow the plot. I found it confusing and lost interest after an hour. It had a great look apart from the shoddy CGI, but don't ask me about the plot.
You heard anything about Guzman following up on hints he dropped a few years back that he was pondering doing something on Leonardo Henrichsen (the cameraman who filmed his own murder by mutinying troops that Guzman used in the first part of the Battle of Chile) - i think he was a bit fearful about it because Henrichsen's wife wasn't keen on digging stuff up, but since then the family brought a wrongful killing case. Can't find anything up to date that mentions any plans though.Nostalgia for the Light
Simply stunning - visually, politically, 'humanly.'
How the hell do those women decide where to dig?
Same as - other than knowing he's talked abou it, not heard anything else. hopefully the success of Nostalgia will make it easier for him to raise funds etcYou heard anything about Guzman following up on hints he dropped a few years back that he was pondering doing something on Leonardo Henrichsen (the cameraman who filmed his own murder by mutinying troops that Guzman used in the first part of the Battle of Chile) - i think he was a bit fearful about it because Henrichsen's wife wasn't keen on digging stuff up, but since then the family brought a wrongful killing case. Can't find anything up to date that mentions any plans though.
Final destination 3 - probably the best one. The tanning salon scene is genius.