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The beginnings of this blog was a Canadian Art History project for which we had to write a journal entry for every class. I’ll be changing the name at the end of the semester to reflect my broader interests and post topics.
Building a link library waiting for when their insertion will work into the posts. Anyway, here’s a film about Narrative and Time I found kinda cool.
“Let’s have a moment of silence for all those who are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride stationary bicycles.”
-Alissa Walker
Yeah, I love trains.
And an all-woman reporting team switches up the rules of the game. Shabam! I like what I’m seeing.
This played in 3D last night at the Vogue Theatre as part of the Sackville Film Society lineup and flat-out blew my mind.
What was it that made me lose it? Was it the dancing itself, the tone and surprises that wiggled out laughs, the masterful weaving of pieces one into the other, or the personal narrative through which we got to know Pina, the true, the inside of the choreographer who’s soul and imagination lived in the body of her dancers? It was all of these and much, much more. Digestion might take awhile. Good job SFS.
