>"novelistic" film
What does this mean?
Do "novelistic" films exist?
Matthew Long
Logan Carter
Why are you jealous of a 16 year old girl?
Luis Cruz
This is a lovely film
Aaron Morris
You mean a booky moovy?
Liam Long
not him but; Aren't you jealous of 16 y/o girls, quadboy?
Isaac Fisher
All of Edward Yang's films yeah; along with some Wong Kar Wai films.
Colton Hernandez
Some of Bela Tarr's films were written by Laszlo krasznahorkai or based on his novels
Dominic Gomez
Couldn't recommend Rohmer enough, watch The Green Ray as well. A few others that come to mind are F for Fake by Wells, Jonas Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 by Tanner, and Made in Hong Kong by Fruit Chan.
Connor Kelly
F For Fake, while a film "essay", is thoroughly about film, and utilizes the medium to its fullest. It's like calling a Malick, Godard, or Kiarostami film literary. At least with Yang or Rohmer, you get narratives that aren't necessarily contingent on the medium itself and can be easily imagined as novels, so to speak.
Luke Stewart
>tfw when no school girl to violent fuck