Top 10 films at the moment

[Marion]

When I talk about the “current moment,” I still mean at least the last year or two. This list contains films that were so captivating that they forced you to watch them again. Some even more than twice. Different in genre, but they touch the heart.

Giorgino (France, dir. Laurent Boutonnat. Starring Jeff Dahlgren, Mylene Farmer).
Do you want it or not? (France, dir. Tony Marshall. Starring Sophie Marceau).
Clément (France, dir. Emmanuelle Bercot. Starring her).
Close My Eyes (UK, dir. Stephen Polyakoff. Starring Alan Rickman, Saskia Reeves).
Time to Bloom (Denmark, Sweden, directed by Boo Widerberg. Starring Marika Lagerkrantz).
Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (USA, directed by Steven Shainberg. Starring Nicole Kidman).
Orlando (UK, directed by Sally Potter. Starring Tilda Swinton).
Summer Lovers (USA, directed by Randal Kleiser. Starring starring Peter Gallagher, Daryl Hannah, Valerie Kennessen).
The Pianist (France, dir. Michael Haneke. Starring Isabelle Huppert, Annie Girardot).

(You can, probably add another ten. But not now).

[Bully Carrie]

And please tell us why this particular choice? I haven’t watched any of them except The Pianist, but I’m more into TV series)
I recently watched Match Point for the second time. Also, by the way, about sex and relationships.

[Vik.ruba80]

Unread message Today, 12:20

Speaking about the “current moment,” I still mean at least the last year or two. This list contains films that were so captivating that they forced you to watch them again. Some even more than twice. Different in genre, but they touch the heart.

all these films can be said to be classics, and perhaps drama. I didn’t watch it the second time, so I have vague memories. Maybe I’m confusing something.

[King Bird]

Marion, I didn’t look at the whole selection, but "Giorgino " and "Fur" are really strong films, especially the first one, of course, a masterpiece. "Whether you like it or not," I also watched, Sophie Marceau is a beauty. I started watching "Clément" but couldn’t get through it. The cameraman was very tense, in my opinion, he filmed the whole film drunk, as Jess Franco used to do. Although the theme and message are clear. They will obviously be close to women who look towards boys.

[Marion]

I forgot to add the tenth film.
Lens (Spain, directed by Vicente Aranda. Starring Laura Morante).
Hooligan Carrie,
The theme of female drive is attractive here. I’m trying to understand at what point a woman receives the unconditional right to behave without regard to circumstances. And at the same time remain a queen in the eyes of others. "Do you want it or not?" is a similar topic, only within the framework of a typically French comedy. "Summer Lovers" is, in my opinion, almost a fairy-tale story. That case when the plot makes you think that you are being deceived somewhere, but at the same time it is so beautiful that you yourself begin to believe in such a fairy tale (men, it seems to me, will like this film more, because it is FFM). There is no point in talking about Orlando, you just have to watch this extravaganza. "Giorgino" is endless pain, icy cold and cutting steel. The film is so unusual and heartbreaking that I didn’t even manage to watch it in its entirety the first time. Plus Mylene Farmer, for whom I generally breathe unevenly. "It’s time to bloom" is the theme of a love relationship between a teacher and a student, which has always intrigued me from different points of view. I wrote a review of the film on Kinopoisk, but it disappeared somewhere. But I still have my reviews of the films “Clément,” “Close My Eyes,” and “Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus.” In order not to bloat the post, I suggest reading them there. I can’t insert links here, but you can find them by the names of the films on the site.

I rarely watch TV series, I don’t have the patience to wait until the last episode. Although I watched Breaking Bad in one sitting.

[Gudgeon]

The Pianist (France, dir. Michael Haneke. Starring Isabelle Huppert, Annie Girardot).

There is a film with a similar name (but only) .
The Pianist (2002) by Roman Polanski starring Adrien Brody. Powerful film. We should reconsider. Now this needs to be reconsidered, everything can happen again.

[Marion]

Marion: ↑27 May 2023, 12:20
The Pianist (France, dir. Michael Haneke. Starring Isabelle Huppert, Annie Girardot).

There is a film with a similar title (but only that).
The Pianist (2002) by Roman Polanski with Adrien Brody in the title role. Powerful film. We should reconsider. Now this needs to be reconsidered, everything can happen again.

Yes, it’s just a similar word in the title. In general, Polanski is a great director. At one time, “Bitter Moon” really hooked me. But the film is a bit heavy.

[Cyrus Tabor]

I rarely watch TV series, I don’t have the patience to wait until the last episode.

What about "Game of Thrones" and your admiration for Cersei Lannister, really love for the character? I saw it on the forum, I can find it. And they watched it to the end, cursing (like everyone else) about the leaked last season.

[Broad]

Bitter Moon really hooked me at the time.

I watched it, it was a good film.

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The Pianist (2002) by Roman Polanski

Strong film. Just like "Schindler’s List".