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Remember the following: >Patricians occasionally read these generals and have posted here before. >Patricians may pretend to be normal users asking for recommendations and when you recommend something, they laugh at you for your plebian taste >This is a thread for patrician purposes only don't offer or expect frivolous discussion.
>favorite film is Alphaville Watch Regeneration 1915 and City Streets 1931 then tell us what you think of them in depth
They're 2 of the greatest gangster films
Isaiah Johnson
Can you tell us why you think Jonas Mekas is better than Stan Brakhage in depth?
Ryan Jones
who gives a fuck
Ayden Allen
You do.
Angel Watson
I do.
Oliver Mitchell
It's been 3 months going on 4 27amdi34. Where is your essay arguing in detail the theoretical superiority of Jon Jost and Marcel Hanoun to Robert Altman and Jean-Luc Godard respectively
Kevin Hill
thats a badass motherfuckin pepe, glad we turned it into a meme. nigga STYLIN wit dem glasses
Jace Sullivan
Thanks for the recommendations friend
Henry Torres
It's been over 100 years. No one cares about Birth of a Nation anymore, get over yourself. No one wants to listen to the stories of the south and intolerance for the millionth time, megaautist
>millionth time You haven't seen either a single time
Ayden Ward
>No one cares about Birth of a Nation anymore
Jaxon Rivera
>Altman is a boring professional >boring Good, pleb. Just like Griffith, you can't handle either. They cloud the frame and have too many strands of information happening simultaneously for you to comprehend.
