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"In memory of artist Drew Struzan (March XX 1947 - October XX 2025). "Artists everywhere are very classic in their life. You have to have a passion for something that doesnt always make a living for you. The only way to keep to it and to be happy is to have that passion and that drive to just keep doing it. For rich or for poor or for young or for old we just do it because we love it. There is nothing like doing what you love in life. So sometimes the rewards arent there but you have to choose you want money or you want to fulfill your heart and your passion So just keep on and who knows where"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-14T22:02Z 2018 followers, 1735 engagements
"Masaki Kobayashi on Kwaidan (1964): "As a sort of shorthand description one could say it was a horror film. My main intention in the film was to explore the juxtaposition between man's material nature and his spiritual nature the realm of dream and aspiration. I wanted to create a drama that dealt directly with the spiritual importance of our lives. I also enjoyed conveying the sheer beauty of traditional Japan. Anyway I am not really satisfied with the designation of "horror film." It's spiritual concerns are the center of the drama." Masaki Kobayashi interviewed by Joan Mellen in 1972"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-02T23:33Z 2014 followers, 31.2K engagements
"Happy birthday to Mira Nair (October XX 1957 - present). "I think the urge to make feature films comes because of their elasticity their ability to encompass literally any artistic or creative tradition. In film you can create a rigorously woven tapestry that allows you to say what you want about the world using the music and aesthetics and electricity of everyday life. I can take say the documentary tradition or the cinma vrit tradition and juice it any which way I wish to create the impact I want. Hopefully that will evoke something mysterious in you; if it does that is fantastic. Too often"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-15T14:16Z 2018 followers, XXX engagements
"Martin Scorsese on The Housemaid (1960): "Kim Ki-youngsHanyo orThe Housemaid is one of the true classics of South Korean cinema and when I finally had the opportunity to see the picture I was startled. That this intensely even passionately claustrophobic film is known only to the most devoted film lovers in the west is one of the great accidents of film history. Im proud that the World Cinema Foundation is participating in the restoration and preservation of this remarkable picture. I am eager for more people to get to know and loveThe Housemaid." Martin Scorsese in February 2008 published by"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-10T20:57Z 2017 followers, 13.4K engagements
"@athanasios32747 Yes an amazing film. The others are also great. It's an unpopular opinion but Ants' Nest is my personal favorite of the films I've seen by him"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-15T19:40Z 2014 followers, XX engagements
"The Hourglass Sanatorium (1973) Director: Wojciech Has Cinematography: Witold Sobociski"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-15T22:10Z 2018 followers, XXX engagements
"David Lynch on using Roy Orbison's In Dreams in Blue Velvet (1986): "In Dreams came about while we were in production for BlueVelvet. Kyle MacLachlan and I were on our way down to Wilmington North Carolina from New York City. We were going through Central Park on our way to the airport when over the cabs radio came Crying by Roy Orbison and Im listening to this song and I said That Ive got to get that for BlueVelvet. When I got to Wilmington I sent somebody out to get Roy Orbisons greatest hits. I played Crying and then I played In Dreams and as soon as I did I forgot Crying. In Dreams"
X Link @RadiantFilm 2025-10-15T00:38Z 2017 followers, 1077 engagements