The Eurocult Film Thread

[entertainment]

Will have to see that one as well. Had some brilliant shots, Algiers. Ali La Pointe's face ossified in pain and anger.

 

[catalog]

Yeah it's all about that sequence with the woman in the hijab for me, that's the one that really stood out. You might enjoy Z as well, by Costa garvas, got a similar vibe to algiers

 

[version]

Are you trying to get the thumbnail for the new playlist to work?

 

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Are you trying to get the thumbnail for the new playlist to work?

Yes. How did you know? It won't. I'm giving up.

 

[version]

I saw you post it then another one which worked then it again and assumed that was what was happening.

 

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It's just not having it.

 

[version]

Have a look at the playlist settings?

 

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OK, what am I looking for?

 

[version]

Don't know. Never made a Spotify playlist. Just wondered whether there might be a setting to do with sharing or embedding you could toggle.

 

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I don't think so. This is probably something to do with me and my jinxed relationship with advanced technology.

 

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It's here, anyway: the Dissensus Eurocult Film Thread playlist.

 

[version]

How long ago did you make the playlist? Maybe it'll just start working if you post it later.

 

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I just made it yesterday and today.

 

[IdleRich]

Yeah it's all about that sequence with the woman in the hijab for me, that's the one that really stood out. You might enjoy Z as well, by Costa garvas, got a similar vibe to algiers

Went through a period of watching his films... normally they feature someone being captured and tortured by a brutal regime.

 

[yyaldrin]

It's here, anyway: the Dissensus Eurocult Film Thread playlist.

this is great, have been playing it since yesterday!

 

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Great

I don't know why, but I always associate this music with September, October and November. I call them the giallo months.

 

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Dissensus Eurocult Film Thread, a playlist by olivercraner on Spotify

A playlist featuring Ennio Morricone, Stelvio Cipriani, Franco Bixio, and others

open.spotify.com

Expanded to 4 hours of Italian film music.

 

[nochexxx]

thank you for the choice cuts

 

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This is a terrific essay on Opera and its clothes, themes and characters by my favorite film blogger Rachael Nisbet:

Costuming & Italian Horror: Opera (1987)

hypnoticcrescendos.blogspot.com