Monday, March 29, 2010

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Tides of ideas


The influence of the moon on tides is now well known but perhaps less known is the existence of similar phenomena that occur both in the atmosphere that the Earth's crust. Imperceptible movements linked to the moon began to be regarded by scientists as triggers of weather events and earthquakes.
Even before Newton, and since the time of the Greeks, you know the links of the rhythms of the tides with the position of the moon even if you did not know the causes of these reports. Yet Galileo Galilei, seeing no physical contact, rejected the idea of \u200b\u200bthe influence of the Moon on tides, attributing the cause of the latter to the rotation land. He accepted, however, the influence of the moon and planets on human destiny by practicing, more money for that conviction, the art of astrology. Logical contradictions of materialism.
tides with their major shifts in water level in some areas even several feet, move extraordinary energy. The idea of \u200b\u200bexploiting the ocean currents that follow the tides to produce electricity began to be applied in different parts of the world, including Italy. The water flowing in a square meter at 3 meters per second is capable of producing approximately 3kW.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

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THE CINEMA by Shinya Tsukamoto

IL CINEMA DI SHINYA TSUKAMOTO


Author: Andrea Fontana, David Taro, Fabio Zanello (ed.)


Publisher:
Edizioni Il Foglio, Piombino, 2010


Collection:
Cinema - Split Screen


Pages: 148


Size: 15 x 21


Price: € 15


Language: Italian

Index:

Foreword by Tom Mes

Corps

- I Sing the Body Eclectic - The denial of course in social Shinya Tsukamoto, Raffaele Meale

- Assumptions on the body of foam Hedwig Liotta

- Assembly cinema in the body of David Taro

- The future is cyber-woman. Tsukamoto through the rubble at the end of the millennium, Domenico Monetti


Relations

- Shinya Tsukamoto: space fluid, Lorenzo Leone

- The break-up relationships, Andrea Fontana

- Shinya Tsukamoto. The loss of vision, vision loss, Enrico Carocci

- History of an employee


Vanguards

- The Atrocity Exhibition in the saga of Tetsuo between literature, perceptual alterations and multiple identities, Fabio Zanello

- The act of seeing. Experimentalism and prevalence of vision, by Michael Raga

- Q factor and shots of encounter, Enrico Azzano

- The body of theatrical Tsukamoto, David Taro


Approaches

- Bullet NALLET or dance divergent fates of urban Matteo Boscarol

- An incipit: A Snake of June, or desire, or movies, Massimiliano Spanu


Filmography


Bibliography


Small publishers grow. The necklace The Literary Gazette devoted to the cinema already includes several volumes of interest, but often overshadowed by a pack and not enough editing. The book on Shinya Tsukamoto has instead completely different premise: it improves the cover, improve the layout, the definition of the photos, they disappear almost completely typographic errors. At the same time involved in the pens get more interesting: in addition to the contribution of Dario Tomasi (whose essay is by far among the more interesting), to validate the work of three outstanding editors preface by Tom Mes, famous for being signed two major works on the history and criticism of modern Japanese cinema, namely Iron Man, Shinya Tsukamoto and Agitator dedicated to the works of Takashi Miike. Decomposing
Tsukamoto's filmography in four bisectors (bodies, relationships, and avant-garde approaches), the authors analyze the main elements of the Japanese film, perhaps exacerbating the union man-machine-progress that is the basis for some of his poetry, but is just the departure.
For once, the multitude of critics involved results in a positive heterogeneity of the volume, without annoying repetitions between individual essays and prose enlivened by a different job to job. The presence of so many authors clashes with the brevity of the book: some points of view are only sketched, others should be investigated, while (a few) could be neglected.



Tuesday, March 23, 2010

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Hello to all and all!
Thanks to the suggestion of a friend I decided to open my personal space, a blog dedicated a. .. well, I will not have a real issue! The predominant argument could be my passion / hobby bigger, or make-up, but I like to share thoughts, ideas and facts of everyday life! Thanks to all those who visit this modest space ...
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Monday, March 22, 2010

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I film liberano la testa, di R. W. Fassbinder


Author: Rainer Werner Fassbinder


Publisher:
Ubulibri, Milan, 1988


Collection: The Necklace


Pages: 120


Size: 14.5 x 18.5


Price: € 10


Language: Italian

Index :

Imitation of Life

If you have love in body

Eight hours a day do not

Many shades but no mercy

-giving need to have

German cinema is enriched

Speaking of desperation and courage



'In a Year of Thirteen Moons'

'The third generation'

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Answers to Students

The city of man and his soul

premises of the film project 'Cocaine'

Michael Curtiz: an anarchist in Hollywood?

Hanna Schygulla

Alexander Kluge must have birthday

Preface to 'Querelle'

Cannes sad-eyed

imagine how my professional future?

Open Letter to Franz Xaver Kroetz

About 'Der Mull, die Stadt und der Tod'

Subject: Federal Award for 'Germany in Autumn'

hit parade of German cinema

There is still a future for movies?

Note for the film project 'Rosa Luxembourg'

Imprint

Given my fierce "non-fassbinderianitĂ " I could only appreciate this book as a mirror of affection, alienation and self-overestimation of its author.
Take the first article of the collection: RWF baziniana apply the category of "cinema of cruelty" to the works of Douglas Sirk, but - on the simple map plots - it omits the most crucial, to a style of vehicle content. " The result? Six-page synopsis of the film.
The second piece, however, is a kind of long aphorism in which the triumphant trobar clus, a taste for paradox ("I do not have a utopia is a utopia in itself") and the special effects of rhetoric.
In the interview, then, the author exhibits to the students' questions adequately adopted the same attitude towards Wim Wenders Chambre 666 in : too busy to play the part of maudit to take seriously the interlocutors.
The highlight, however, can be reached with Hanna Schygulla , where the ubiquity of the pronoun "I" gives rise to more than a doubt about the appropriateness of the title of the article in relation to its content. I could continue, but I think you get the idea: a book masturbation and rather pointless.

Michael Guarneri

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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NOTES ON CINEMA

Note sul cinematografo, di Robert Bresson


Author: Robert Bresson


Publisher:
Marsilio, Venice, 2003


Collection: Library


Pages: 126


Size: 16 x 21


Price: € 13


Language: Italian

Index:

I. 1950-1958

II. 1960-1974 (OTHER NOTES)

Notes


The book contains notes hanging from the legendary French director in a period between processing Diary of a Country Priest (1950) and that of Lancelot and Guinevere (1974). Although
dispositio follow a strictly chronological sequence, the text does not is very readable as an autobiographical account of his artistic maturity, because each film inherited from Cartier - from the point of view of style - is perfectly identical to the others (see Chapter Bresson in Transcendental style in film P. Schrader) the author can not give you an image of crystallized, mapping their unshakable principles underlying the corpus of works in a quarter century.
Bresson, therefore, uses pen and paper to gloss the text film: stimulated by the creative work on the set, the metteur en scène reflects on the film medium and his "language" (no This, after all, the obsession of every theorist of cinema?).
not expected, however, the relentless logic of reasoning Eisenstein.
Surprisingly enough, the "filmmaker subtractive" Bresson adopts the literary form of accumulation: aphorisms (precepts or invective) and soaring lyrics are the instruments of mystical thought that consistently prefer the suggestion to demonstratio .
In essence, Notes cinema is a poetic manifesto whose tenets are repeated with such passionate persistence to transform the theory (c) a film in the cinema liturgy (1) .

Michael Guarneri

(1) "Cinema" in the literal sense of "writing with moving images and sounds" .

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

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TIME TO DIE - MEMORIES, REFLECTIONS, ANECDOTES

Transcendental Style in Film - Ozu, Bresson, Dreyer, di Paul Schrader


Author: Krzysztof Zanussi


Publisher:
Spirals, Milan, 2009


Collection:
the alingua


Pages: 388


Size: 14 x 21


Price: € 25


Language:
Italian

Index:

The title of this book


The conquest of the world


Family Life


Gambling and chance


Travel exotic


The land of great promise


not all evil


These


The muleta and other moves


Memories and masks


Things Life


A sentence of dialogue


Where does his themes?


Ghosts


The great of this world


Speeches


The American Dream


policy


Adventure with the Pope


Bluebeard


Melpomene


The other muses


Faith


The past is over


Filmography


Awards (selection)


theatrical productions


Krzysztof Zanussi, more than seventy years as well on the shoulders of fifty paces behind the camera with a fancy, a fantasy, but at same time, a penalty and an own morale of those who lived only an intellectual, researcher, physicist, philosopher and filmmaker in Poland from the '60s to today. Extraction Catholic and still a member of the Pontifical Commission for Culture, has become famous around the world with From a Far Country, a film which in 1981 devoted to the figure of John Paul II and three years later having won the Golden Lion at the Venice International Film Festival with The Year of the Quiet Sun . Aided by a literature almost nonexistent in Italy many of his best films ( The crystal structure and Lighting all) remain invisible and unknown to the general public. Nevertheless Zanussi remains tied to the land which owes its origins (from Friuli his ancestors moved to Poland), not only chewing a perfect Italian, but also turning films like Persona non grata , 2005, in which he wanted to play Valeria Golino, Renzo Balducci and Remo Girone. Making the result of a personality so multifaceted, a man of culture as histrionic and so emblematic a figure for the east European cinema such as Zanussi, it would be difficult for even the most critical launched here, perhaps, because the same Krzyszotf offers us his "recollections, reflections, anecdotes "in his autobiography published by spirals.
It 's impossible to deny that at first sight Time to Die may seem a bit like a brick' difficult to digest nearly four pages on a director who has never made the masses dell'intelleggibilitĂ  his forte, may seem Half an adventure for those of Zanussi is not the most obstinate supporter. But the prose passionate, intense and confidential at the same time, the many anecdotes and interesting facts drawn from the memories of the cylinder counterbalance those reflective pauses that Zanussi and gives shape to a story that is not only the story of a life, but rather the opportunity to get close contact with the countries of the protagonists of the Cold War, to realize how the Soviet bloc was able to influence and limit the intellectuals of the time, but at the same time being one of the primary sources of inspiration. To understand how short Zanussi, director, producer and man of culture in the round regardless of the political situation could not be living day after day and how many of his films are actually daughters, for better or for worse, for a certain period and their response to it. What time death seems to require (a not inconsiderable effort of reading) is actually little more than appearance: passed the first hurdle, the prejudice that wants to film a meatloaf indigestible Eastern Europe, the reading appears fairly smooth.

Michelangelo Pasini

Sunday, March 7, 2010

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TRANSCENDENT IN THE CINEMA - OZU, Bresson, Dreyer

Il transcendente nel cinema - Ozu, Bresson, Dreyer, di Paul Schrader


Author: Paul Schrader


Publisher:
Donzelli, Rome, 2002


Collection:
Essays, Arts and Letters


Pages: 194


Size: 14.5 x 23


Price:
17, 56 €


Language: Italian

Contents: Introduction




Ozu


Bresson Dreyer





Conclusions





Notes Bibliography Index






Schrader will demonstrate the existence of a "transcendental style" can evoke the unspeakable and the Invisible (ie the unsolvable mystery of human existence) through the specific language of the medium Cinema: films such as "preview of the incoming attractions of the Soul" (see Cigarette burns on the frame).
Moreover, this style is called "transcendental" as "shared form of expression" audiovisual Esperanto unites filmmakers entirely different nationality, cultural background, religion, professed, career, popular genres, and so on.
The author of the paper is aware that he carried in dangerous waters: witness the thousand precautions to distinguish terminology and methodology of 'Introduction .
And it is the strength of this quick start section that prevents Schrader sinking in the swamps of literary impressionism. Beyond the dubious thesis of departure, the argument schraderiana never loses the character of science: aesthetics, film analysis, history of Cinema, art and religion are called to the witness stand and questioned to convince us of the existence of a "transcendental style".
In this sense, the iconography is particularly effective in helping the reader to grasp the similarities between Ozu and sumi-e painters between Bresson and Byzantine art.
Those who expect a poetic manifesto of the future of film production Schrader will remain quite disappointed. Much better than surrender to the crystalline prose and compelling arguments of a movie buff who sees the exercise as a critical "discourse on popular items."

Michael Guarneri

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

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The moral power


A study by the University Tilburg, the Netherlands, has allowed us to demonstrate how those who are placed in a position of power extends to the other (the subject) strict moral rules but is rather self-indulgent in their application. Why this mechanism to work
asymmetrical power must be accepted or you risk running it down. That is, if you do not deserve the power you have, you probably expect from yourself more than others in applying the rules.
News political leaders that you discover a brilliant extra-marital sex or personal use of funds or public roles are on the agenda. The bankers responsible for the disastrous global financial crisis in which we are immersed to the neck, after seeking the help of the states to save the banking system are now back to enjoy bonus millionaires. To find more illuminating examples you can search through the newspapers today.
The research carried out with the help of simulations carried out with the students of the same university (mostly students) shows that there is a direct link between the positions of power and moral hypocrisy, the power increases with the hypocrisy . Probably a remnant of our evolutionary history.

For details you can read the original research (in English)

Monday, March 1, 2010

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KIM Arcalli - MOUNT THE CINEMA

Kim Arcalli - Montare il cinema, di Enrico Ghezzi e Marco Giusti (a cura di)


Author: Enrico Ghezzi, Marco Giusti (eds.), Sergio Grmek Germans (with the collaboration of)


Publisher:
Marsilio, Venice, 1980


Collection:
Searches


Pages: 171


Size: 14.5 x 20.5


Price: € 16


Language: Italian

Index:

Kim Still, Robert Heller

Why Kim, Bruno Torri

Introduction

Looking for Kim

As Kim Arcalli place in the panorama of Italian cinema

Kim and fitters

will never be possible to remove assembly?

Kill the pig and mount it, Sergio Germani Grmek

Interviews and statements

- Tinto Brass
- Giulio Questi
- Bernardo Bertolucci
- Giuseppe Bertolucci
- Liliana Cavani
- Eriprando
Visconti - Salvatore Samperi
- Michelangelo Antonioni
- Ottavio Fabbri
- Italo Moscati
- Henry Medioli
- Arturo La Pegna

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Filmography

-
Feature Films - Short Films
- Projects


Reading index helps to understand the depth of the operation in place in this volume: in fact, what better tribute to "mount (u) Kim sector" of a book constructed by combining various materials (which Arcalli excelled in art, as evidenced by the films he assembled for Giulio Questi)?
Thus, in addition to cutting essay, the historical-critical perspective and to film theory, we find the testimony of friends and fellow filmmakers: it is through the squint of this field-reverse of the portrait that emerges Arcalli as an artist, as a man and as a myth.
But there's more: as pointed out repeatedly the same editors, Kim Arcalli. Mount the film is a montage arbitrary fragments of the above, which provisional programmatic aims to provide the user the opportunity to build a custom location.
You may prefer the humble genius artist retiring, or the excesses of a larger than life character ; dell'agiografia beyond, the book can be regarded as a practical guide to the vision (especially in view of the precious section Filmography "rational") or an attempt to apply the paradigms of political cinema to the author's gender and Italian sessantesco settantesco.
Essentially we are faced with a kind of "choose your own adventure book" disguised as a special feature, a hyperfiction whose best quality, in my view, is to encourage the cinephile to make films, not only at him.


Michael Guarneri

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CHILD PIU 'PICCOLO

Il Figlio piu piccolo, Pupi Avati


Author : Pupi Avati


Publisher:
Garzanti, Milano, 2010


Collection:
-


Pages: 191



Size: 13x20


Price: € 14


Language: Italian

Index:



The book by Pupi Avati (which transposition in the film will become the third part of a trilogy that began with Dinner for them to know I and continued with the father of Joan , focusing on the figure of fatherhood) has as its driving force the protagonist, Luciano Baietti. Defined in the lapel of a fixer volume of Italian commedia dell'arte, the character of those that everyone envied least once in their lifetime. Perpetually on the brink, double agent, exaggerated with women in business and friendship, always on the brink of the precipice, always one step away from the brink, but always saved by luck, talent, friendship and fate. And 'the character from the life that never sleeps, with the adrenaline that every employee dreams while sitting at his desk, workstation more solid and relaxed compared to that of Luciano Baietti, but certainly a lot less glamorous. Set in the early nineties Bologna The youngest son is, as the writer-director has always been used, so the photograph of a particular description a handful of unscrupulous characters but at the same time fun and easy-going manner, as a true slice of Italian history, a slice of our world that we can not risk losing it would be better to stop and to suffer the bizarre fascination .
The youngest son is the classic book by two sleepless nights: the gift that we have stacked under the other because the writer did not sound Anglophone, one day, or should I say night, turn on the television to try to sleep, and when the trailer of the film hammers, we are reminded of that strange book with an electric guitar and sneakers on the cover, take it in hand, and then ensure that the sleep goes seriously. Tight situations and dialogues, writing slide, little space to descriptions, the narrative of Avati flows as Kezich says, "like a tap running." Perhaps the morning will come too soon, it will need another sleepless night to finish the volume. And then jump, and then only on film.

Michelangelo Pasini