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RadiantFilm posts on X about art, woody allen, the big, culture the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social topic influence art, woody allen, the big, culture, monsters, roman, new york, november 30 #20, fairy, the world

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"Joel Coen on The Big Lebowski (1998): "One of the people who inspired Walters character was part of an amateur softball team. We chose to make him into a bowling fanatic since that offered us more visual possibilities. The bowling culture was also important in reflecting that period at the end of the fifties and the beginning of the sixties. That suited the retro side of the movie slightly anachronistic which sent us back to a not-so-far away era but one that was well and truly gone nevertheless. The action itself takes place at the beginning of the nineties but all the characters refer to"
X Link 2025-11-29T22:34Z 2872 followers, 6299 engagements

"Joel and Ethan Coen on The Tenant (1976): "Sometimes when we're talking to each other about someone unsavoury we use a line from Roman Polanski's The Tenant (1976) to describe them. Referring to his landlords the character played by Polanski in the film says 'These people are monsters - they play football with human heads.' That film has got a great plot. Polanski rents an apartment vacated by an attempted suicide and strange things happen. In one scene we especially like a neighbour invites him down to his flat and puts this hideous martial music on the phonograph. What's the saying -"
X Link 2025-11-30T00:17Z 2869 followers, 18.9K engagements

"Happy birthday to Woody Allen (b. November XX 1935). "I've always had the feeling that for me artistic creation was a savior. If I didn't have it I don't see what else I could have done. But it was never a solace to me either. Because when it comes to ponderings about themeaningof life and existential anguish art never brings any answers it's never brought me personally any answers. But I've known moments of great happiness in my life thanks to art." "Woody Allen: "All My Films Have a Connection with Magic" by Michael Ciment Franck Garbarz 1998 Annie Hall (1977) Manhattan (1979) Crimes and"
X Link 2025-11-30T15:02Z 2872 followers, 3581 engagements

"Woody Allen on Ingmar Bergman: "He and I had dinner in his New York hotel suite; it was a great treat for me. I was nervous and really didn't want to go. But he was not at all what you might expect: the formidable dark brooding genius. He was a regular guy. He commiserated with me about low box-office grosses and women and having to put up with studios. Later he'd speak to me by phone from his oddball little island Faro where Bergman lived his last XX years. He confided about his irrational dreams: for instance that he would show up on the set and not know where to put the camera and be"
X Link 2025-11-30T16:05Z 2869 followers, 13.6K engagements

"Remembering Vojtech Jasn on his birthday (November XX 1925 - November XX 2019). "We couldnt say things directly so we used fairy tales comedies and similar things to talk in allegories. So all those films including The Cassandra Cat are saying it through fairy tale. And then came the time I thought now its the time to write and do a film directly. And I made All My Good Countrymen. It was in 1968." Vojtech Jasn interviewed by Other Europe in 1988 Desire (1958) The Cassandra Cat (1963) All My Good Countrymen (1969)"
X Link 2025-11-30T19:27Z 2889 followers, 1645 engagements

"Happy birthday to Terrence Malick (b. November XX 1943). "You want to be the slave of something because theres just this overwhelming anxiety. Sometimes its not anxiety its a thrill that you get from the feeling that just anything goes. Im doing this scene but I could be doing something thats fifty times better I just dont know what it is or how to get it. Its like the anxiety that comes from total freedom. That kind of freedom can make you very nervous because it of course always throws you up against your limitations. You have a sense of terrible freedom. You could be doing anything and"
X Link 2025-11-30T22:56Z 2889 followers, 2165 engagements

"Jean-Luc Godard on Contempt (1963): "Moravias novel is a nice vulgar one for a train journey full of classical old-fashioned sentiments in spite of the modernity of the situations. But it is with this kind of novel that one can often make the best films. I have stuck to the main theme simply altering a few details on the principle that something filmed is automatically different from something written and therefore original. There was no need to make it different to adapt it to the screen. All I had to do was film it as it is: just film what was written apart from a few details; for if the"
X Link 2025-12-03T19:22Z 2889 followers, 18.9K engagements

"Federico Fellini on his "view of of the world": "I dont think I have a romantic view of the world because I dont recognize a particular view of the world. I probably have a romantic conception of the artist and art but of life no. I like to probe behind appearances and discover whats really there like a naughty boy. In this I recognize the skeptic who tries not to put too much faith in faades who tries to unmask falsehood. I think thats the most important thing: I have no ideology but if I had to identify myself with one it would be that the beauty of art is in its unmasking of falsehood; in"
X Link 2025-12-08T20:46Z 2872 followers, 7970 engagements

"Martin Scorsese on The Red Shoes (1948): "Ive said and written so much about this picture over the years; for me its always been one of the very greatest ever made and every time I go back to look at itabout once a yearits new: it reveals another side another level and it goes deeper. What is it thats so special aboutThe Red Shoes Of course its beautiful one of the most beautiful Technicolor films ever made; it has such an extraordinary sense of magiclook again at the scene where Moira Shearer is walking up the steps to Anton Walbrooks villa especially in the new restoration: it seems like"
X Link 2025-12-05T18:54Z 2910 followers, 110.1K engagements

"Remembering Otto Preminger on his birthday (December X 1905 - April XX 1986). "I have never deliberately tried to create astyle by using certain camera angles all the time or something like that. Direction should not impose an arbitrarystyle . . . Naturally there might be a common denominator which could be called if you want to be nice thestyleof a man. But I never worked at it deliberately and I dont want to know about it because that would only limit me. I want to do every single film the way I feel at that moment." Otto Preminger interviewed by Peter Bogdanovich published in "Who the"
X Link 2025-12-05T20:10Z 2905 followers, 5477 engagements

"Stanley Kubrick on "modern art": "I think modern art's almost total pre-occupation with subjectivism has led to anarchy and sterility in the arts. The notion that reality exists only in the artist's mind and that the thing which simpler souls had for so long believed to be reality is only an illusion was initially an invigorating force but it eventually led to a lot of highly original very personal and extremely uninteresting work. In Cocteau's filmOrphethe poet asks what he should do. 'Astonish me' he is told. Very little of modern art does that -- certainly not in the sense that a great"
X Link 2025-12-07T20:48Z 2910 followers, 138.3K engagements

"Remembering John Cassavetes on his birthday (December X 1929 - February X 1989). "When I first start writing there's a sense ofdiscovery. In some way it's not work it's finding some romance in the lives of people. You get fascinated with their lives. If they stay with you then you want to do something - make it into a movie put it on in some way. It was that which propelled us to keep on working at A Woman Under the Influence. The words kind of spell out the story in a mysterious way. I deal with the characters as any writer would deal with a character. There are certain characters that you"
X Link 2025-12-09T20:44Z 2911 followers, 6597 engagements

"Pastoral: To Die in the Country (1974) Directed by Shji Terayama Cinematography by Tatsuo Suzuki"
X Link 2025-12-11T00:47Z 2910 followers, 1055 engagements