Jujube/watch-log

name (year)	director	one thing noted	month of viewing	place of viewing
Crazy Rich Asians (2018)	Jon M. Chu	cried through this comedy (oh the shots of New York skyline)	08.18	kino
Kanazawa Shutter Girl (2018)	Terauchi Kotaro	"typology"	09.18	lv (subscribed to cineville for the Camera Japan Festival)
Mori, the Artist’s Habitat (2018)	Okita Shuichi	the audience chuckled, why...	09.18	lv
Bodysong (2004)	Simon Pummell	witnessed(?) a dozen births at 10 o'clock in the morning	10.18	class
The Propaganda Game (2015)	Álvaro Longoria	the shooting conditions were transparent	10.18	netflix
Side by Side (2012)	Christopher Kenneally	history of technology	10.18	class
Leaning into the Wind (2018)	Thomas Riedelsheimer	the audience laughed whenever there was a contemplative silence (esp. when Goldsworthy climbed through the branches). was silence unbearable for them?	10.18	lv
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)	David Yates	lost in the plot, highly stylized, tears over two scenes (Dumbledore & Leta, the fight between Grindelwald and the good people)	11.18	cinerama
The Children Act (2018)	Richard Eyre	tears over the scene when Our Lady cried about the boy, the only instance of her vulnerability and the re-uniting moment of her marriage	11.18	lv
The Wife (2017)	Björn Lunge	classic dramaturgy, interwoven conflict(s), compact dialogue	11.18	cinerama
Widows (2018)	Steve McQueen	audio as a layer on top of the situation (conversation in the car + shots of car from the outside + transition of one place to another in one shot, radio telling one secondary story over another secondary story), dramatic cuts	11.18	kino
Touch Me Not (2018)	Adina Pintilie	the aesthetics does not match the content, too stylized and too removed, the silence, hesitation and alternative practices make you think, but not feel; not feeling very well during + after	12.18	lv
Shoplifters MANBIKI KAZOKU (2018)	Hirokazu Kore-eda	subtlety	12.18	kino
Woman at War (2018)	Benedikt Erlingsson	(NL subtitles) surrealist musicians	1.19	kino
The Favourite (2018)	Yorgos Lanthimos	the grotesque Victorians (someone fell asleep in the theater and snored)	1.19	kino
Cold War (2018)	Pawel Pawlikowski	beautiful imageries and moving music, hollow with story	1.19	kino
Roma (2018)	Alfonso Cuarón	(NL subtitles) I wish I saw it with EN subtitles... fine repetition depicting the domestic, the noise of DF is perfectly captured and contrasted	1.19	kino
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them (2016)	David Yates	...	1.19	netflix
Julie and Julia (2009)	Nora Ephron	when blog was still the new thing... The image of LIC and a young couple in NY... 9/11. Whose favorite movie was this?	1.19	netflix
Dogville (2003)	Lars von Trier	High discussions on morality at the end = irritating. The theater form is interesting, but at times feel gimmicky. The explicit portrayal of rape raises so much anger...	1.19	kino
S'en Fout la Mort (1990)	Claire Denis	There's an overall story line, but little is explicit (like the relationship between Toni and Jocelyn, or Toni and the other guy, or the relationship between Dah and Jocelyn). Puzzling but bearable perhaps because of the specific and choreographed shots of the rooster shots.	1.19	Neverland
Capernaüm (2018)	Nadine Labaki	Is it a guilt trip?	2.19	kino
Green Book (2018)	Peter Farrelly	Long build-up, genuine moments	3.19	kino
AGNÈS VARDA TRIBUTE: VISAGES, VILLAGES (2017)	JR & Agnes Varda	what was her relationship with Jean-Luc Godard? Much is left unsaid (brilliantly unplanned?)	4.19	kino
Yomeddine (2018)	Abu Bakr Shawky	"I am a human, too." I should watch Elephant Man... Scene of the legless man marching towards Beshay and Obama	4.19	LV