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Nowadays everyone must love (or at least pretend to love) pleasures that were supposedly once disdained or taken for granted: dive bars, street food, trashy films. But knowing, sophisticated attempts to replicate those things often traffic in their own kind of snobbery, confusing condescension with authenticity.
A. O. SCOTT on “Haywire” -
Korean psychedelic doing Procol Harum
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K-Pop.
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A little camera obscura to start off the year.
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I think we keep living with faith because we need it. Even atheists believe in something - in something else. Yet, I didn’t want to make a movie about faith, really, but a reflection on what goes on inside us. Cinema is a great tool, a way to talk about the invisible through the visible.
Lee Chang Dong, on “Secret Sunshine.” -
Low - The Plan. I don’t see how this video could be any better.
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Vivian Maier
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And I will come out to meet you
As far as Cho-Fu-Sa.Pound -
Sand
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Matte Chi is a filmmaker who was born in Seoul and raised in New York City.
Matte is currently pursuing a MFA in film production at NYU Tisch Asia and loves it.
