The Film Sufi
Devoted to the discussion of film expression
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All Films Reviewed
Directors & Auteurs
Documentary Film
East Asian Film
Existentialist Film
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Film Aesthetics
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The 200 Greatest Films
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Recommended Sites:
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A Potpourri of Vestiges
Andrew Sarris's Top 10 (1958-2006)
BFI's 100 Greatest Films (2012 Critics' Poll)
BFI's 100 Greatest Films (2012 Directors' Poll)
CinePassion
Classic Film and Television (Michael E. Grost)
David Bordwell
Dennis Grunes
Internet Movie Database
Jonathon Rosenbaum
Movies that Make You Think
Resources for Iranian Cinema
Strictly Film School
Ten Great Sources for Movie Buffs
The Buffalo Film Seminars
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Two Films:
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"The Presence" - a short dramatic film
"The Search for Electromagnetic Induction" - a documentary about a 19th century scientific discovery
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“Port of Call” - Ingmar Bergman (1948)
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When Port of Call ( Hamnstad ) was released in 1948, it was already the fifth film that the thirty-year-old Ingmar Bergman had directed...
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“Tokyo Twilight” - Yasujiro Ozu (1957)
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Yasujiro Ozu’s last black-and-white film, Tokyo Twilight ( Tokyo Boshoku , 1957), was one of his darkest works – even more downbeat tha...
“La Dolce Vita” - Federico Fellini (1960)
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Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita (1960) won the Palme d’Or (“Best Picture”) at the Cannes Film Festival and was his biggest hit with th...
Yasujiro Ozu
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About Yasujiro Ozu: Ozu’s Cinematography (from the review of Early Spring ) Ozu’s mise-en-scene was famously different from most other...
“Early Spring” - Yasujiro Ozu (1956)
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Like most of the films of his mature period, Yasujiro Ozu’s Late Spring ( Soshun , 1956) concerns the various personal and social relat...
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