I wrote some tangent but observant notes in the post, more in depth looks on works by these directors may be found in the tags but I didn't check the grammar there.
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I'm trying to remember the name of a film, I can't quite remember the plot but one of the main points was an older guy making paper weapons and them burning them so they would become real in the ghost world and his ghost partner could then use them to fight other ghosts.

I think at the end he made a paper minigun.

If anyone knows the name of this film PLEASE let me know!

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I absolutely adored this movie, both in plot, style, and especially characters

i LOVED Paprika as a character, and it was really nice seeing her character develop through the movie. I loved it from start to finish

Die Wand (The Wall) is a slow burn minimalist 'sci fi' movie about isolation. To say anything more would ruin the viewing experience. It's definitely not for everyone, but if you enjoy contemplative filmmaking and breathtaking visuals, you need to see this one. It combines everyday mundanity with psychological horror and philosophical enquiry, creating a lucid bubble that transcends the sum of its parts.

Joker & Harley Quinn

Why there is not a website where u can see all the ceremonies from a such important festival ?

I’m going to shot a film on this topic and I’m searching for ideas ,so it would be great if u can share some information with me . Tbh I’m not really sure is that a right place to post this .

I don't know if this is the right place to talk about it, but I recently dropped out of college, I'm looking for a job and to take my mind off things I'd like to start making videos about movies for tiktok. I'd like to do something different, something that catches the eye. I have some experience with video recording and editing, so that wouldn't be a problem. Thinking more objectively, I think the best way to engage with the video would be to solve a problem for people, so I thought of a few things like: choosing a movie to watch, understanding cinematic concepts, interpreting movies and access to them. I have a few ideas in mind about what to do with it, but nothing that other people haven't already done, I wanted something different, does anyone have any suggestions?

The story of the early years of Hannibal Lecter. A great film. RIP Gaspard Ulliel, the lead actor who died in a skiing accident.

https://tubitv.com/movies/589163/hannibal-rising

I feel like the greatest movies and TV shows ever all have one thing sort of in common, which is a high use of symbolism. It's never just a shot, there is deliberateness in the angles. It's never just a background item or piece of jewelry, it's an item representative of the character.

But about 90% of us don't ever catch these things. Even if we were looking for stuff like this. In reality how important do you think this is?