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When Paul Schrader’s new moral drama The Basics of Philosophy begins, we are on a fictional college campus where John (Jack Huston), a professor of philosophy, gives an introductory lecture about the meaning of his course. Soon after, we see him in his office with a female student, who is begging for a grade change….
Audiences will eventually love Tilly Norwood, or a fully synthetic AI-generated performer like her, if you believe Paul Schrader. The iconoclastic writer and director behind First Reformed, American Gigolo and The Card Counter has expressed interest in generative AI-assisted filmmaking for some time (and the tech in general — he recently claimed to have “procured…
Paul Schrader, the screenwriter behind Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, American Gigolo and Affliction, has been accused of sexually harassing his former assistant and backing out of making settlement payments. In a lawsuit filed in New York on Thursday, the 26-year-old woman, identified as Jane Doe, claims Schrader sexually assaulted her during the Cannes Film Festival…
John Bailey, the cinematographer on Ordinary People, Groundhog Day, As Good as It Gets and dozens of other notable films who endured two “stressful” terms as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, died Friday. He was 81. Bailey died in Los Angeles, his wife, Oscar-nominated film editor Carol Littleton (E.T. the…
Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch’s Composer on ‘Blue Velvet,’ ‘Twin Peaks’ and More, Dies at 85 Angelo Badalamenti, the acclaimed David Lynch composer who went from teaching in junior high school in Brooklyn to creating haunting, ethereal music for the filmmaker’s Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive, has died. He was 85. Badalamenti died Sunday…
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“Best Paul Schrader Movies, ranked” Foreboding existentialism, religious anxiety, men journaling in a room, and interacting with an unfamiliar subculture, are a few of the themes that find themselves permeating the work of Paul Schrader throughout his career. A director whose ambition to create an aesthetic transfixed on transcendentalism, as evidenced by his book on…
“#A Career-Spanning Conversation – /Film” Willem Dafoe wants to see my face. During a Zoom call, the video is not working at the start of the interview. Finally, once Dafoe and I connect face-to-face, he explains, “It’s important.” And it is important. Seeing how someone reacts, what lights them up, or what disinterests them, matters during…
“#25 Things We Learned from Paul Schrader’s ‘Blue Collar’ Commentary” Welcome to Commentary Commentary, where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. In this edition, Rob Hunter listens to Paul Schrader discuss his directorial debut, Blue Collar. Paul Schrader‘s been a part of the American movie scene…
“Film Review: Cat People (1982) Watch Online” If you want to watch Film Review: Cat People (1982) visit the Dizi.BuradaBiliyorum.Com SYNOPSIS:“Irena Gallier, a beautiful young woman, is on the brink of sexuality. She discovers love for the first time only to find that the explosive experience brings with it tragic consequences. However, the tremendous passion…
“#‘The Card Counter’ First Look: Oscar Isaac Looks Tense in the New Film From Paul Schrader” The Card Counter, the latest film from director Paul Schrader, had to shut down production to the coronavirus. But the film is reportedly 90% done, and Schrader plans to film the rest when production resumes in July. In addition…