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Enormity of Solitude
Far from the emptiness of the Siberian Taiga where Russian filmmaker Dmitry Vasyukov spent a year shooting spectacular images of a vanishing way of life, Werner Herzog spotted a rare parking place while driving on a friend’s Los Angeles street … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Film, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "Happy People: A Year in the Taiga", Dmitry Vasyukov, Siberia, Wener Herzog
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Scenes From the End of a Marriage
Opening with a boom (an apartment door being broken down by police ) and ending in silence (Eva–played by Isabelle Huppert–entering the same apartment, her parents’, and then sitting, engulfed in melancholy, in their living room), Michael Haneke’s great new … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "Amour", "La vallée fantome", Alain Tanner, Film Forum, Jean-Louis Trintignant, MIchael Haneke
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In It for the Long Haul
“Walk Away Renee,” Jonathan Caouette’s sort of sequel to his 2003, wholly original film, “Tarnation” (which he famously made for $218.32), again deals with the near-impossible ties that bind him and his severely mentally ill mother, as they take a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "Tarnation", "Walk Away Renee", Jonathan Caouette
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Totally Requited
I’m thrilled and honored that the newest “Movie Lovers We Love” column in Indiewire by Bryce Renninger features my longtime, on-going project–portraits of directors–and a gallery (“From Sirk to Zeitlin”) of 16 of my favorite images: http://www.indiewire.com/article/movie-lovers-we-love-from-sirk-to-zeitlin-robin-holland-has-her-cameras-eye-on-films-greatest-directors?utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Indiewire%20Today&utm_content= Thank you, Bryce. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Friends, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged Bryce Renninger, Halle Berry, IFCRant, Indiewire
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NYFF50: More is Wondrously More
The New York Film Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary, opening today and running through October 14, includes a main slate of 32 features (five more than last year), directed by world masters and newcomers, and a significant expansion of the sidebar … Continue reading
Fall, Back
Posted in Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged Delaware County NY, Fall, Kingston NY, Stone Ridge NY
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Sam’s Centennial
I first saw films directed by the great Sam Fuller (1912-1997) at the Collective for Living Cinema on White Street. ”Naked Kiss,” “Pickup on South Street,” “Shock Corridor”: they were thrilling. But his reputation and those of equally remarkable contemporaries, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "A Fuller Life", Christa Fuller, Humbert Balsan, Mia Hansen-Love, Sam Fuller, Samantha Fuller
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A Radiant Baby
Six-year-old Hushpuppy (luminous, irreplaceable Quvenzhané Wallis), filled with a young child’s sense of wonder (and a survivor’s steel) makes her own sense of the irrational, inexplicable, tragic. The center of director Benh Zeitlin’s beautiful hyper-real folk tale,”Beasts of the … Continue reading
