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Criterion Blogathon – Things to Come
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Posted by Aaron West on October 20, 2015
Oct 20 Posted by aaronwest Hello, fellow film buffs. We have been quiet for a little while, but with the #CriterionBlogathon just under a month away, we are about to roar! Most importantly, we are imposing a deadline for topic choice submissions as of this Friday, October 23, 2015. We...
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Criterion Blogathon – Things to Come
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 20, 2015
Oct 20 Posted by aaronwest Hello, fellow film buffs. We have been quiet for a little while, but with the #CriterionBlogathon just under a month away, we are about to roar! Most importantly, we are imposing a deadline for topic choice submissions as of this Friday, October 23, 2015. We...
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Episode 11: January 2016 Releases and the Classic Film Blogosphere
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 18, 2015
Oct 18 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Kristina Dijan talk about the just announced January 2016 Criterion Collection releases. We also delve into the film blogosphere. There is a huge blogging community that spans across multiple platforms, social or technological, and Kristina is at the heart
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Episode 11: January 2016 Releases and the Classic Film Blogosphere
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 18, 2015
Oct 18 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Kristina Dijan talk about the just announced January 2016 Criterion Collection releases. We also delve into the film blogosphere. There is a huge blogging community that spans across multiple platforms, social or technological, and Kristina is at the heart
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Episode 11: January 2016 Releases and the Classic Film Blogosphere
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 18, 2015
Oct 18 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Kristina Dijan talk about the just announced January 2016 Criterion Collection releases. We also delve into the film blogosphere. There is a huge blogging community that spans across multiple platforms, social or technological, and Kristina is at the heart
read more
Top 20 of 1977
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Posted by Aaron West on October 16, 2015
Oct 16 Posted by aaronwest The timing of this list post is interesting. I often post these lists on Fridays. This is basically because the group that I assemble these with usually unveils the consensus results during the week. It is also partly because this is an easy type of...
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Top 20 of 1977
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 16, 2015
Oct 16 Posted by aaronwest The timing of this list post is interesting. I often post these lists on Fridays. This is basically because the group that I assemble these with usually unveils the consensus results during the week. It is also partly because this is an easy type of...
read more
Top 20 of 1977
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 16, 2015
Oct 16 Posted by aaronwest The timing of this list post is interesting. I often post these lists on Fridays. This is basically because the group that I assemble these with usually unveils the consensus results during the week. It is also partly because this is an easy type of...
read more
The Shining and the Family: Women at Work
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 14, 2015
Oct 14 Posted by aaronwest During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the topic of women’s liberation and the female role in the workplace was frequently and intensely debated. Like many political issues, the topic was divisive and controversial. The argument would manifest itself in pop culture and vi
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The Shining and the Family: Women at Work
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 14, 2015
Oct 14 Posted by aaronwest During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the topic of women’s liberation and the female role in the workplace was frequently and intensely debated. Like many political issues, the topic was divisive and controversial. The argument would manifest itself in pop culture and vi
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The Shining and the Family: Women at Work
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 14, 2015
Oct 14 Posted by aaronwest During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the topic of women’s liberation and the female role in the workplace was frequently and intensely debated. Like many political issues, the topic was divisive and controversial. The argument would manifest itself in pop culture and vi
read more
Short Cuts Episode 1: Alambrista!
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Posted by Aaron West on October 13, 2015
Oct 13 Posted by aaronwest Aaron West starts out this new, shorter series with a solo cast about The Criterion Collection’s release of Robert M. Young’s Alambrista. In this short episode, he explores the low budget “guerrilla” filmmaking, the neo-realism, nature of the immig
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Short Cuts Episode 1: Alambrista!
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 13, 2015
Oct 13 Posted by aaronwest Aaron West starts out this new, shorter series with a solo cast about The Criterion Collection’s release of Robert M. Young’s Alambrista. In this short episode, he explores the low budget “guerrilla” filmmaking, the neo-realism, nature of the immig
read more
Short Cuts Episode 1: Alambrista!
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 13, 2015
Oct 13 Posted by aaronwest Aaron West starts out this new, shorter series with a solo cast about The Criterion Collection’s release of Robert M. Young’s Alambrista. In this short episode, he explores the low budget “guerrilla” filmmaking, the neo-realism, nature of the immig
read more
Introducing Criterion Short Cuts
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Posted by Aaron West on October 12, 2015
Oct 12 Posted by aaronwest Why have one podcast when you can have two? We are announcing a second cast, Criterion Short Cuts. Okay, in reality it is still the same cast and will be on the same feed as Criterion Close-Up, which you can subscribe to at the links...
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Introducing Criterion Short Cuts
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 12, 2015
Oct 12 Posted by aaronwest Why have one podcast when you can have two? We are announcing a second cast, Criterion Short Cuts. Okay, in reality it is still the same cast and will be on the same feed as Criterion Close-Up, which you can subscribe to at the links...
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Introducing Criterion Short Cuts
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 12, 2015
Oct 12 Posted by aaronwest Why have one podcast when you can have two? We are announcing a second cast, Criterion Short Cuts. Okay, in reality it is still the same cast and will be on the same feed as Criterion Close-Up, which you can subscribe to at the links...
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CCU 10: House/Hausu (1977) & The Shining
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Posted by Aaron West on October 11, 2015
Oct 11 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Keith Silva talk about the Japanese cult, off-the-wall horror film House. This is a film that has to be seen and can hardly be described. We follow it up with a discussion of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, which we feel is the...
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CCU 10: House/Hausu (1977) & The Shining
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 11, 2015
Oct 11 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Keith Silva talk about the Japanese cult, off-the-wall horror film House. This is a film that has to be seen and can hardly be described. We follow it up with a discussion of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, which we feel is the...
read more
CCU 10: House/Hausu (1977) & The Shining
Criterion Blues
Posted by Aaron West on October 11, 2015
Oct 11 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Keith Silva talk about the Japanese cult, off-the-wall horror film House. This is a film that has to be seen and can hardly be described. We follow it up with a discussion of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, which we feel is the...
read more