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Spectacular Attractions #003 Part Four: Michael Haneke's Cache
The third episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a lecture on Michael Haneke's Cache, delivered at the University of Exeter. The students on this course had recently watched the film, so the lecture assumes prior knowledge of its plot: if you haven't seen the film, and don't want any spoilers, you should probably come back to this video after you've seen it. This is the final part of a four-part series.
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Spectacular Attractions #003 Part Three: Michael Haneke's Cache
Просмотров 5 тыс.12 лет назад
[PART FOUR is here: ruclips.net/video/ZTJqyPpJ_cg/видео.html&feature=relmfu] The third episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a lecture on Michael Haneke's Cache, delivered at the University of Exeter. The students on this course had recently watched the film, so the lecture assumes prior knowledge of its plot: if you haven't seen the film,...
Spectacular Attractions #003 Part Two: Michael Haneke's Cache
Просмотров 6 тыс.12 лет назад
[PART THREE is here: ruclips.net/video/OriiHn6wkG8/видео.html&feature=relmfu] The third episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a lecture on Michael Haneke's Cache, delivered at the University of Exeter. The students on this course had recently watched the film, so the lecture assumes prior knowledge of its plot: if you haven't seen the film...
Spectacular Attractions #003 Part One: Michael Haneke's Cache
Просмотров 24 тыс.12 лет назад
[PART TWO is here: ruclips.net/video/Nt9u-XtzezM/видео.html&feature=relmfu] The third episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a lecture on Michael Haneke's Cache, delivered at the University of Exeter. The students on this course had recently watched the film, so the lecture assumes prior knowledge of its plot: if you haven't seen the film, ...
Spectacular Attractions Video Podcast #002: 2001: A Space Odyssey: Cosmic Book
Просмотров 42812 лет назад
The second episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a visual summary of the Marvel Comics adaptation of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, by Jack Kirby. Read more at Spectacular Attractions: drnorth.wordpress.com/2011/11/30/spectacular-attractions-video-podcast-002/
Spectacular Attractions Video Podcast #001: 2001: A Space Odyssey - This Way Up
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The first episode in a series of videos from Dan North's blog Spectacular Attractions. In this edition, a discussion of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, and its use of patterns, horizontal compositions and images of technology to visualise the evolution of humankind. Read more about this post here: wp.me/pkfsn-2eN
Les Trucs du Cinema
Просмотров 30712 лет назад
A series of trading cards by the Liebig Extract of Meat Company, c.1910, revealing the behind-the-scenes tricks of the movie business. Each card takes a scene from a while known film and explains how it is done. The cards came courtesy of The Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture, at the University of Exeter.
Matthew Day Jackson, August 6, 1945 (2010)
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A short "fly-by" across the surface of Matthew Day Jackson's artwork that depicts a scorched wartime landscape.
John Barrymore and Marian Marsh in a scene from Svengali (1931)
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Svengali
Circus Boerhaave, Leiden
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An exhibition of automata by the Cabaret Mechanical Theatre at the Museum Boerhaave, Leiden, Netherlands, from 29th April to 4th September 2011.
Mae West and Charlie McCarthy
Просмотров 30 тыс.13 лет назад
On 12 December 1937, Mae West appeared on the Chase and Sanborn Hour with ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and his monocled knee-pal (dummy), Charlie McCarthy. Stars of stage and screen and airwaves, Bergen and McCarthy had a huge following, and West was keen to promote her latest film, Every Day's a Holiday. She appeared in two sketches, including "The Garden of Eden" with Don Ameche, and a flirtati...
Charlie McCarthy & Edgar Bergen in 'Nut Guilty' (1936)
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This short film stars Edgar Bergen and his young pal, Charlie McCarthy, the hugely popular radio duo. Bergen plays a judge, and McCarthy is a young boy on a school trip to find out how the justice system works.
Jan Švankmajer: Animated Self-Portrait
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Read more about this film here: drnorth.wordpress.com/2011/05/31/jan-svankmajer-animated-self-portrait/ In David Ehrlich's 1989 short film, Animated Self-Portraits, 27 animators described themselves and their art in a few brief moments. This clip features the contribution of the great Czech Surrealist filmmaker, Jan Svankmajer. For more information, visit my blog, Spectacular Attractions: drnor...
Real notebook with real body of a child who was murdered in The 1930s
Hello baby love me llamo valeska
omg that chick was coughing up a storm. she should have left the room.
Classic !
And you listen to this today and you wonder what all the hubbub was all about. Charlie: "But I thought you only liked tall men!" Mae: "Oh, that was last year's model - This year I'm on a diet!" 🤣🤣
Creepy how he admitted he loved his puppet more than his daughter. He had a special room for him at home and put him in his will yet left his daughter nothing.
He never said such a thing. He did have a room where he kept all his figures, that's true. He also left all his money to his wife which is what most husband's do. When she passed the rest was divided amongst the daughter and son.
He never said that! Candy was a wack job or she wouldn't written a book trashing her dad.
This guy sucks as a ventriloquist. You can see his mouth moving every time the dummy is suppose to be talking
Me da miedo jajaja
American pickers brought me here, very nice
“Don’t be afraid, dear! Wiggle on a little closer to the bar!” “What’ll ya have, babe?”
So that's where that joke comes from. "I've got the 90 bucks right here in my pocket' 'Well, reach in the other pocket and give me 90 days." That's in so many legal story books making out like the author actually said/heard it.
his lips move...
That's what I say, I was watching sha na na and him and his dummy were on there but he was much older so I thought his mouth was moving cause he was getting old. Then I found this when he was younger and he's never been a good ventriloquist cause you see his mouth moving when the dummy is suppose to be talking
:( Too bad Edgar was a real boy 💔
Brilliant, hilarious, fast-paced repartee, but i couldn't hear parts of it very well. So could you please provide it in print to read while listening?
Eu sou o comentário brasileiro que vocês procuram😐
Jan's humor is on full display.
What did I just watched
Traduzcan el video :v
Wasnt it proven that the puppet was a real boy ?
Enjoy watching old movies.
Esta como.para hallowen
Marian Marsh is like a blonde Bettie Page.
6:17 This reminds me of current events. ruclips.net/video/xUhBIQN9jz4/видео.html Eh? 🤔
On December 12 , 1937 , Edgar and Charlie got in hot water when the sultry Mae West guest - starred on The Chase and Sanborn Hour , exchanging risqué repartee with Charlie and playing Eve , with Don Ameche as Adam , in a ribald version of the Garden of Eden scripted by radio's legendary Arch Oboler . The Federal Communications Commission ( FCC ) and NBC received thousands of letters and phone calls protesting the broadcast , and newspapers called for government censorship of the airwaves . The script had been subjected to a great deal of editing before the broadcast , but the censors apparently hadn't foreseen the effect of Mae West's suggestive delivery . " When she cooed over the air to Charlie Why don't you come up and see me sometime ! ' to which Charlie answered innocently , ' And what would I do ? no one bargained on her reading of the reply , I'd let you play in my woodpile , " wrote Edgar's daughter Candace in her autobiography Knock Wood . “ NBC apologized publicly . Edgar Bergen went into hiding in Palm Springs , and the show's ratings went up two points . "
No lo sé, ese muñeco no se parece para a una persona real...
esa es una leyenda urbana
Alguien vino por la historia de terror? XD
Yo XD
Ese no es el que siempre ponen en la imagen de todos los videos relacionados a la macabra historia....
Vengo del canal de fragmentos de un criminalista
Muy pocos comer
Es el real ?
Re turbio
You're all wood and a yard long - Mae West, referring to Charlie
Lol or play in her woodpile
Edgar Bergen was a genius for sure
Castell
Cache is great, Haneke very intelligent, but he's not a god. Funny games, for example, served the sadistic audience. (There's no sense in saying "that's how it's supposed to be".) The cut throat scene in cache, too. People aren't shocked, they're fascinated. You can see that here on YT, where, of course, that scene is uploaded so you can watch it over and over again. I also dislike the killing animals for a movie. Yes I do. It says something about you if you're willing to do that. There are brilliant directors who did aweful things like degrading or even harming the actors in most aweful ways. Movies that claim to teach about crime against humanity, crime against children but in fact, in REALITY, harmed them. Kill a chicken is not a big deal in reality, I know. Like everyone I eat them, too. Daily. But if you're willing to say "that animal has to die for my movie, for my art". What else are you willing to do? I don't know, I feel like there's a sadist in most directors.
Nossa este boneco d cadáver ?
Someone eject the cough woman please
Good
Lo ví en facebook 👍
Jaja vine haber esto por TikTok pero no es el verdadero Edgar
This was a very intersting listen, thank you
Mais o maluco mandava bem kkkkk
The coughing woman should have been pushed into the Seine, Arab or not. Sink or swim bitch.
We mass murdered your citizens, occupied, raped and plundered your country but on two occasions it has been documented that a low level gendarme escorted a little old lady across the street so French presence did benefit Algeria. Let's not be guilty of suppressing the whole truth.
TECHNICALLY INEPT: TOO FAST (PITCH TOO HIGH) & HIGH END MUFFLED, THIS IS TYPICAL OF THE AUDIO QUACKS WHO COLLECT & CIRCULATE THIS WONDERFUL OLD (BUT ALAS, OFTEN OUT OF DATE) MATERIAL. THIS IS NOT OUT OF DATE & RAISES, ONCE AGAIN, THE DICTATORIAL, FRANTIC, OBSESSED, ET. AL. OF CENSORSHIP.
Q medo da porra kk
Si vengo por tucosmopolis :v
Mais algum br veio por causa da história macabra? vim pelo canal sombras na escuridão
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Gnt, acho q n é esse n kkk o boneco é diferente da foto
@@foxgirl5497 e o mesmo boneco só que modificado :0
Eu
SAdGirL acho q a história é fake, pelo que li ele nunca deixava ninguém chegar perto do boneco e o boneco não mexia bem os lábios.
Just watched this movie, very intriguing.
how can I quote this?
Just cite it like an online lecture I guess. I would suggest referring to the full version: ruclips.net/video/-F6MJhwGLFQ/видео.html This one was posted back when RUclips videos had to be broken into chunks.
tinha um cadaver ai dentro 😲
Confuso, não parece né 🤔
Essa história é fake