/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.9709240]

Ok /fa/, it is time to prove your worth.

This thread is for discussing of the arts. Paintings, sculptures, film, haute couture, discuss it all here. I shall commence by posting this guide of films.

[Anonymous No.9709252]

The Machinist for goal aesthetic

[Anonymous No.9709255]

>>9709240
>/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.9709266]

[Anonymous No.9709285]

>>9709255
If you believe fashion is only limited to hair threads and white sneaker threads get off this board please.

[Anonymous No.9709364]

>>9709240
Some of those films are terrible.

>Inception
ayyy

[Anonymous No.9709403]

>>9709364
I don't get why inception would be posted here at all. It's like a way overhyped movie that mostly teen ninegaggers are drooling over. Inglorious Basterds is cool but it doesn't belong here as well.

[Anonymous No.9709411]

>>9709364
>>9709403
post some recs man come on

[Anonymous No.9709418]

>>9709403
>a way overhyped movie that mostly teen ninegaggers are drooling over
I couldn't have said it better

[Anonymous No.9709437]

>>9709411
Birdman as of recent. Loved every second of it. The darjeeling limited, wes anderson in general. The skin I live in for something more unsettling

[Anonymous No.9709438]

>>9709240
>No Raise The Red Lantern
>No Lola Montès
>No b&w Antonioni
>No The Color Of Pomegranates

hahaha shit list 3/10

[Anonymous No.9709832]

>>9709364
i like inception, but damn it is defs not /fa/

[Anonymous No.9709842]

>>9709240
How do you even begin a discussion on art? I feel like pretty much all art is /fa/. There's not like a group of artists you can suggest that are fashionable. If they're any good, they're probably /fa/ regardless of the subject matter.

[Anonymous No.9709846]

>>9709411
Chungking Express, Tree of Life, Under the Skin, Trainspotting, Shame

[Anonymous No.9709847]

>>9709266
should add Beyond The Black Rainbow.

[Anonymous No.9709893]

>>9709847
Beyond the Black Rainbow was an interesting experience. If you don't feel like watching it, this Lorn music video pretty much summarizes the entire movie.
https://youtu.be/SH-o7edhqss

[Anonymous No.9709896]

>tfw gigantic film backlog

[Anonymous No.9709931]

Muh modern effay films
>Stoker
>Palo Alto
>Nightcrawler
>Frank
>Maps to the Stars
>Only Lovers Left Alive

[Anonymous No.9709982]

>>9709896
>film, anime, video game and book backlogs are each reaching for the hundred
You don't know my suffering, no one knows

[Anonymous No.9710002]

>>9709982
>300+ film backlog
>1000+ album backlog
>never watch or listen to any of it
>delete and start again
feels good.

[Anonymous No.9710194]

I like philosophy, classics, tea, art music, nightwalks and paintings. Techno interests me. Which /fa/ designers would I like?

you could crosspost this OP.

[Anonymous No.9710253]

anyone watched god help the girl? it's silly and hipster but some of the outfits and (especially) sets are quite amazing.

[Anonymous No.9710274]

If you're interested in fashion watch this film

It's really good

[Anonymous No.9710630]

>>9710253
Heh, have this antique hand-knotted Persian rug! (Thanks, Mom, Dad.)

[Anonymous No.9712575]

All of Rohmer's films are fa. And of course ozu for the jap dadcore goat aesthetic.

Most fa film is probably plein soleil. The original talented Mr Ripley.

[Anonymous No.9712580]

>>9710194
dries van noten

[Anonymous No.9712612]

>>9712575
was just gonna say Plein soleil, dat body aesthetic

[Anonymous No.9712636]

>>9712612
would recommend Grande Bellezza aswell. great decors and nice clothes

[Anonymous No.9712640]

>>9709846
Stalker, Videodrome, Wild at Heart, The Master...

[Anonymous No.9712665]

TINKER
TAILER
SOLDIER
SPY

[Anonymous No.9712679]

Ok guys, most /fa/ literature. What are your picks?

Mine:
>The Picture of Dorian Gray
>The Bell Jar

Any recs?

[Anonymous No.9712691]

>>9709438
>>9709846
>>9709893
>>9709931
>>9710253
>>9712612
>>9712575
>>9712640
>tfw /fa/ has semi-decent taste in film
Neato

[Anonymous No.9712696]

Great Gatsby was pretty gud.

[Anonymous No.9712877]

I just can't get over the aesthetics of it. So surreal.

[Anonymous No.9712904]

>>9712665
this

really liked that movie

[Anonymous No.9712911]

>>9709437
reddit pls go

[Anonymous No.9712927]

Mad Max.

[Anonymous No.9712929]

>>9712679
>>The Picture of Dorian Gray
>>The Bell Jar
just finish intro to literature 101 at your local community college?

anyways, if you're looking for /fa/ literature just kill yourself already. look for good literature. here are a small handful of recommendations

>flaubert's madame bovary
>goethe's faust
>mann's magic mountain
>wolfe's look homeward angel
>dostoevsky's brothers karamazov
>turgenev's fathers and sons
>lawrence's sons and lovers
>zola's la debacle

that should give you a good start

[Anonymous No.9712950]

Lol @ no one but OP mentioning A Single Man.

The whole thing is one long Tom Ford advert

[Anonymous No.9712964]

>>9712929
if you didn't read Faust and The Brothers Karamazov in the original German/Russian you are a fucking pleb

[Anonymous No.9712969]

>>9712929
>good literature
>not mentioning Boris Vian, Charles Beadelaire, Benjamin Constant or Sartre.

Also, I preferred Zola's Thérèse Raquin over la debacle. Germinal was also better IMO.

[Anonymous No.9712977]

>>9712950
it's in the OP ya doofus

[Anonymous No.9712982]

My Own Private Idaho
The Doom Generation
Force Majeure
The Graduate


books? Read whatever interests you, try and follow a "path" and you'll only ruin reading for yourself.

I'd say read Haruki Murakami. He's very popular with hipster girls, is easy to begin with and does start producing some good reads in his career. Read a few of those, then try a better Japanese (for example)author, maybe Mashima. Once you a feel for reading, just go to stores and find new authors. Enjoy the experience of gathering self knowledge - that is /fa/.

[Anonymous No.9713013]

>>9712969
germinal is one of my favorite books (the sex scene at the very end is legendary), therese raquin is good too. I suggested la debacle because it gives an historical sweep and a story of a great friendship like few other novels do. I like benjamin constant to, both his political writings as well as his literary ones. I appreciate baudelaire, but he was more of a poet, no? Sartre I can't get into. I never saw a whole lot of merit in any of the existentialist literature I've read. I've read a lot of Sartre's philosophy too, the way he tries to synthesize hegel and heidegger is a total failure imo. I can appreciate the man, but I wouldn't recommend him to others. And I've never heard of boris vian.

i just started a thread on /lit/ on zola actually
>>>/lit/6411738
but because it's not about DFW or Pynchon i doubt anyone will actually contribute to it

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.9713015]

>>9709240
I like Haneke's "La Pianiste" much more than I liked the Adrien Brody film

[Anonymous No.9713041]

>>9712982
>I'd say read Haruki Murakami. He's very popular with hipster girls, is easy to begin with and does start producing some good reads in his career.
I've read almost all of Murakami's works. He is popular with hipster girls, I have to admit, and I often use it as an opener when chatting with them on okcupid or whatever.

But in general, murakami has the problem of writing the same damn story with the damn damn protagonist every single book. Sure, they're enjoyable and intriguing reads, but after a while you begin to realize that there's nothing profound about them. His last two novels 1Q84 and Colorless Tskuru were pretty weak in my opinion.

Best Murakami novels are Kafka on the Shore, Dance Dance Dance, and Wind-up Bird Chronicle. His short story collection "After the Quake" is pretty good too, as are the interviews he conducts with the witnesses to the Tokyo subway poison gas attacks.

I think he's a very thoughtful person but has trouble breaking out of his comfort zone.

[Anonymous No.9713046]

>>9713013
Sartre ruined existentialism when he tried to synthesize it with Marxism. He was pretty critical of Heidegger, but his criticism is unconvincing; moreover, Heidegger adequately and irrevocably criticized Sartre's entire system, that it's not particularly important to read his philosophy. He's a slightly better playwright than prose writer.

[Anonymous No.9713048]

>>9713015
tripsk how r u doing i miss chatting wtih you on tc

[Anonymous No.9713060]

>>9713041
He broke his comfort zone when he wrote after dark, but then regressed back into it thereafter. I wish I hadn't read after dark as my first murakami book because everything else was a disappointment.

[Anonymous No.9713078]

>>9713046
Well in that time you basically had to be "in" with the establishment French marxism (Stalinism) in order to get a job in academia. Sartre was never a good Marxist anyways, but neither were any of the French for that matter. Sure he was critical of Heidegger (at least Sartre talks about freedom!), but I feel like he is still very much influenced by the problems Heidegger poses. But I absolutely despire Heidegger and the influence that he's had. I remember reading the entirety of Being and Time for a course taught by a jewish professor sympathetic to Heidegger. It was then that I learned even jews could be sympathetic to nazi ideas. And despite the teenaged edgelords on this site, there's nothing remotely /fa/ about nazism.

Nowadays I try not to read any philosophy written after Hegel (I take seriously his claim that he's the end of philosophy)

[Anonymous No.9713093]

>>9709240
>Stand By Me not listed
Holy plebbing fuck

[Anonymous No.9713094]

>>9713060
yes, I suppose I forgot about that one. He experiments with a lot of different kinds of characters in that one, right? It's more disjointed than his more well-known works, right?

He still has quite a few years left of productive activity, so hopefully he can write something new. I've read some of his recent short stories he's been getting published in the New Yorker, but they aren't nearly as good as some of his earlier stories in something like the Elephant Vanishes

i really hope he can break out of his slump. he's honestly the only living novelist I bother keeping up with

[Anonymous No.9713106]

>>9709240
Everything with Ryan Gosling
He's the epitome of /fa/

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.9713118]

>>9713041
What about that children's book, The Strange Library? I got it for my little sister and it was rather different but beautiful all the same.

[Anonymous No.9713151]

>>9713118
I haven't read it yet. I didn't even know it came out until my friend told me about it after I suggested she read Murakami. She was supposed to send it to me but then she lost it (?) apparently. I want to read it, maybe I'll just go to barnes and noble and read it in one sitting.

But I've been re-reading Kafka on the Shore recently and have been thinking that it's actually a YA novel. If I were a high school english teacher I would assign it

[Anonymous No.9713159]

>>9713151
i forgot i already went to barnes and noble and they had the book shrinkwrapped so you couldn't open it

[Anonymous No.9713187]

>>9713151
Idk if I would call him YA. Because we would first have to settle the issue of what classifies as Ya, then ultimately discuss pure and mass literature. I think we should just examine and analyze murakami's texts. I'm quite interested in his understanding of selfhood in a cosmopolitan meta-fiction: Sputnik sweetheart and Kafka on the shore, and somewhat in after dark

[Anonymous No.9713198]

>>9713187
i was referring to kafka on the shore specifically. the protagonist is a 15 y/o boy after all, in a process of self-discovery and to a lesser extent, sexual exploration. I don't really care for the label of "YA" either, I was just thinking how if I were a HS english teacher I would think about assigning it

[Anonymous No.9713214]

>>9713198
Well Proust's protagonist in the Search is roughly around 13 in the book. I agree I think that assigning Kafka on the shore to high school student would be great because I think they could relate more to the hyper accelerated modernity in murakami's works.

[Anonymous No.9713224]

>>9713214
>because I think they could relate more to the hyper accelerated modernity in murakami's works.
where are you getting that from? it's not in kafka on the shore, the kid spends most of his time either in an old library or in a cabin in the woods, completely isolated from the rest of the world. I think you're projecting theoretical themes onto a book when they simply aren't there

[Anonymous No.9713225]

>>9709240
>schindlers list
>inglorious basterds
>the pianist
yes, yes, good guy

[Anonymous No.9713232]

>>9712696

it was horrendous the soundtrack absolutely ruined any merit it might have had, I didn't watch the whole had to turn it off I disliked it so much

[Anonymous No.9713239]

>>9713224
>murakami's works
Did you just ignore that? Because those "theoretical themes" exist in his works. I don't think you understanding projection nor comparative literature

[Anonymous No.9713262]

>>9713106
someone suggest me some gosling shit please??

[Anonymous No.9713295]

I read Solhenitsyn's cancer ward recently, anyone want to discuss it?

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.9713329]

>>9713151
Check your public library. I read it there the first time

[doop_doop No.9713365]

>>9709437
yea birdman was great
calvary was deffinately my recent top pick though

[Anonymous No.9713399]

>>9713329
yeah, i live in bumfuck nowhere :/

[Anonymous No.9713433]

>>9713262
drive, the place beyond the pines

[Anonymous No.9713487]

>>9712911
you wot

[Anonymous No.9713502]

>>9713078
>being this much much of an jew

[Anonymous No.9713884]

>>9713487
birdman and wes anderson and classic reddit tier

>>9713502
i'm not a jew, nor do i have any special place in my heart for them

[Anonymous No.9713957]

>>9713078
>at least Sartre talks about freedom!
>Philosophy is not about investigating problems by smithing concepts
>It is about being axiologicaly nice
>Sein und Zeit
>nazi ideas
>Hegel was not as deeply ironic as Plato when he said that he was the end of philosophy


Damn son, never go full retard like this

[Anonymous No.9714002]

>>9712969
>Constant

lel

Kafka seems to be missing much more in the list.

[Anonymous No.9714017]

Goodfellas

[Anonymous No.9714026]

>>9709240

/fa/ wise, there are 3 movies that should be considered as fine ; no more, no less. And it is :

Citizen Kane
Le Ballon Rouge
Leon

[doop_doop No.9714029]

>>9714002
don't really like kafka
if you're going after german literature read die räuber by schiller

kafka is too dark for my bright world view

[Anonymous No.9714039]

>>9714029

If you do not read Kafka as he wrote it, i.e. bursting in laughter, you're doing it wrong.

[Anonymous No.9714042]

>>9714002
kafka is entry level pleb shit

you literally read that trash in school

[Anonymous No.9714052]

>>9714042
Ow shit, here comes the plebeian aristocraty

[tripskmobile !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.9714069]

>>9709437
I expected a lot more from The Skin I Live In. Some parts were beautiful but mostly it was not as weird as it made itself out to be in trailers and movie promos.

[Anonymous No.9714076]

>>9714052
*tips peasant cap*

[Anonymous No.9714094]

>>9714076

I prefer my peasant when they know where they come from.

You know, a farm maid wisthling a popular song is, in a way, much more deep than any kind of literature.

But everytime she tries to talk about cultural objects, the results are just ridiculous.

Learn to know your place.

[Anonymous No.9714098]

OP here, good to see this thread still alive. pleb me for forgetting literature.

keep it up ladies and gents

[Anonymous No.9714111]

a book and film I very much enjoyed was funeral in berlin, but then again I do have a soft spot for old espionage films and literature. the storyline for this one in particular I enjoyed

[Anonymous No.9714118]

SARTRE
SARTRE
SARTRE
SARTRE
SARTRE
NOT EVEN BEING IRONIC

also Christopher Hitchens :)

[Anonymous No.9714130]

Let's post some haute couture.

Pic related is by Iris van Herpen, probably one of my favourite designers at the moment, her ready-to-wear collection are very good as well.

[Anonymous No.9714153]

>>9714118
The dialectical process of irony in philosophy since Plato is quite hard to grasp.

You either choose to point out serious problems by being ironic, as Plato or Nietzsche, or to hide your irony by pointing out serious problems, as Kant or Descartes.

Sartre tried to hide serious problems under simulated irony to obtain social success which he seemed to disdain as if it was a serious problem resulting in his eyes not being able to focus on one thing at the same time

[Anonymous No.9714158]

>>9713013
if you can read french definitely check out vian's "L'écume des jours" or "Froth on the Daydream" in english. It sucks that Vian never really got the recognition he deserves for his masterpiece. "Automne à Pékin" is also a good read. (Autumn in Peking is the english version). I read both of these in french so idk how well they translate to english but they were both incredible.

[Anonymous No.9714169]

>>9714158
If you can read french, then go full Celine, Bloy, Vialatte, Gide.

[Anonymous No.9714174]

>>9714169
literally who?

[Anonymous No.9714178]

What to read on German?

[Anonymous No.9714193]

>>9714174

Louis Ferdinand Céline, Voyage au bout de la nuit, Mort à crédit
Léon Bloy, La Femme pauvre, Le Désespéré and his incredible Exegèse des lieux communs of course
Alexandre Vialatte, Les Fruits du Congo, Battling le ténébreux, Le Fluide rouge, Le Fidèle Berger
André Gide, Les Caves du Vatican, Les Faux-monnayeurs, Si le Grain ne meurt

Fuck !

[Anonymous No.9714208]

>>9714178
Kant, Schelling, Fichte, Hegel, Hölderlin, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Husserl und Heidegger.

[Anonymous No.9714246]

Are neo-Christian / Satanic themes /fa/?

[Anonymous No.9714256]

>>9714246
Even /fa/ knows limits to its faggottry.

[Anonymous No.9714280]

>>9714246
picking nd choosing random elements of gnostic mysticism does not make you /fa/

it does not even make you intelligent

it makes you a goober /x/ faggot poser

[Anonymous No.9714296]

>>9714246
...

[Anonymous No.9714333]

>>9713262
>>9713433
blue valentine and lars and the real girl too

[tripskmobile !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.9714359]

>>9714333
Don't watch Blue Valentine if you want to have any hope of being in a happy relationship for the next six months.

[Anonymous No.9714472]

more Iris van Herpen

[Anonymous No.9714476]

>>9714472

[Anonymous No.9714500]

>>9714476

[Anonymous No.9714504]

>>9714500

[Anonymous No.9714511]

>>9713957
literally what?

[Anonymous No.9714513]

>>9714504

[Anonymous No.9714516]

>>9714094
>You know, a farm maid wisthling a popular song is, in a way, much more deep than any kind of literature.
no its not

[Anonymous No.9714518]

>>9714513

captcha: ilift

lol no i dont really though

[Anonymous No.9714521]

>>9714039
>If you do not read Kafka as he wrote it, i.e. bursting in laughter, you're doing it wrong.
kafka is very funny, I have to admit. i guess he has dark themes, but in general it's very humorous

[Anonymous No.9714526]

>>9714518

[Anonymous No.9714552]

>>9714516

Go ask Tolstoï, the bitch was crying all day thinking about some muzhik.

[Anonymous No.9714561]

>no goodfellas

[Anonymous No.9714566]

[Anonymous No.9714571]

>>9714561
look
>>9714017

[Anonymous No.9714578]

[Anonymous No.9714586]

>>9712969
>Boris Vian
my fucking duuuudddeee

[Anonymous No.9714588]

picture of the original godzilla set are pretty effay imo

[Anonymous No.9714591]

>>9714588

[Anonymous No.9714593]

>>9714591

[Anonymous No.9714594]

>>9712969
>not l'assommoir

[Anonymous No.9714599]

>>9714593

[Anonymous No.9714601]

>>9714561
tbh im surprised no one has mentioned fear and loathing in las vegas yet. love the soundtrack for that film.

by the way, im think of opening a thread like this more often, any ideas how to name it? i was thinking finer arts or something among the likes of that. not certain yet. so far this thread has been pretty good, i have a big list of books i want to read and films to watch now.

[Anonymous No.9714602]

>>9713884
Wes Anderson maybe. But Birdman? Why exactly?

[Anonymous No.9714605]

>>9714599

[Anonymous No.9714608]

Films with matte paintings

[Anonymous No.9714611]

if anyone wants more ill post them

[Anonymous No.9714615]

>>9714611
yee

[Anonymous No.9714622]

>>9714615
the first godzilla was really morbid. the movie literally starts with like 1000 people dying from radiation cancer and burns.

[Anonymous No.9714629]

70s

[Anonymous No.9714633]

[Anonymous No.9714640]

[Anonymous No.9714645]

>>9714561
>End of Evangelion
>anywhere near the realm of a good, let alone /fa/ film

It's the worst surface level symbolism possible.

[Anonymous No.9714656]

>>9714622

If anyone is interested in reading about the effects of severe exposure to radiation:
http://s1.zetaboards.com/anthroscape/topic/5463094/1/

>Ouchi's intestines began to melt, so doctors put a camera in his rectum to monitor their condition. His muscular tissue broke down to the point where it began to slide off of his bones. He died 82 days after exposure of multiple organ failure in a condition that can be described as "skeletonized".

[Anonymous No.9714660]

american/canadian
one flew over the cuckoos nest
mulholland drive
lost highway
the good the bad and the ugly
apocalypse now
videodrome
existenz
taxi driver
fargo
lebowski
jackie brown
primer

eastern european
solyaris
stalker
andrei rublev
satantango
the dekalog
the lives of others

french
les trois coleurs (kieslowski is polish but these are in french)
les regles du jeu
À bout de souffle
La haine
mon oncle

italian
bicycle theives
kaos
8 1/2
la dolce vita

japanese
seven samurai
tokyo story
oldboy
ghost in the shell
spirited away

uk
anything kubrick
trainspotting
brazil

[Anonymous No.9714671]

>>9714660
>the good the bad and the ugly
>american

[Anonymous No.9715118]

>>9714660
>oldboy
>japanese

[Anonymous No.9715303]

>>9714153
>Sartre tried to hide serious problems under simulated irony to obtain social success which he seemed to disdain as if it was a serious problem resulting in his eyes not being able to focus on one thing at the same time
lmao, most underrated post in this whole fucking thread

[Anonymous No.9715461]

Anyone watch trailer park boys?
Holy shit that show is hilarious.

[Anonymous No.9715470]

>>9709285
Whoa, we've got an avant teen on the loose!

[Anonymous No.9715752]

>>9714601
Fear and Loathing is my favorite movie and I've only recently seen it. I'm by no means any type of movie enthusiast and I've only seen a handful that would probably be worth mentioning in this thread but I love that movie so much. I really need to get around to finding the book to read.

[Anonymous No.9715991]

>>9709982
>Near 100 movies to watch
>Literally over 1,000 anime to watch
>have 200 games I never even installed
>forget books, I only have all of human history to catch up on

[Anonymous No.9716037]

>>9709240
movies about fashion tho

[Anonymous No.9716057]

>>9710002
I'm going to fucking do this fuck

[Anonymous No.9716795]

>>9714660
Kieslowski's films are fucking GOAT

[Anonymous No.9716805]

>>9715991
>watching childrens cartoons
>playing video games

you are the reason why this board is fucking shit

[Anonymous No.9716809]

>>9716037
This was pretty interesting
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3268030/

[Anonymous No.9716813]

>>9714601
don't name it "finer arts" if you plan on posting trash like fear and loathing in it

[Anonymous No.9716845]

>>9712950
>Lol @ no one but OP mentioning ______

I imagine everyone that says this is a pleb that hasn't watched much movies and thinks his one movie is receiving not enough attention compared to the thousands of good movies that could be mentioned in the thread

I imagine I am always right

[Anonymous No.9717303]

>>9715303
yup

[Anonymous No.9717994]

Sharknado

[Anonymous No.9718425]

Also:

>A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
>Pale Flower
>The Killer
>Fallen Angels (1995)
>Eyes Wide Shut
>Vertigo
>The 39 Steps
>The Master
>Naked Lunch
>Pickpocket
>Dillinger is Dead

[Anonymous No.9718504]

Naked (1993)

[Anonymous No.9718509]

[Anonymous No.9718514]

METASTAZE FOR SOME SLAV INSPO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USSeJSynH2Q

too bad almost all the cursing gets lost in translation

[Anonymous No.9718527]

ex drummer

[Anonymous No.9718551]

>>9709240
Cool Hand Luke

[Anonymous No.9718561]

>>9718551

[Anonymous No.9718572]

star wars?

[Anonymous No.9718584]

Das Boot

[Anonymous No.9718673]

>>9709252
mr.skeleton approves

*tips tophat*

[Anonymous No.9719497]

submarine is /fa/

[Anonymous No.9720140]

Why hasn't blade runner been mentioned?

[Anonymous No.9720193]

>>9709240
>no drive
>no American psycho

Try again

[Anonymous No.9720199]

>>9709240
>Hackers

Next level shit, man.
Dope ass movie too

[Anonymous No.9720386]

>>9716805
>Complaining about children's cartoons on a children's cartoon image board

[Anonymous No.9720392]

How the fuck is Red Desert not in there?

[Anonymous No.9720527]

solaris

[Anonymous No.9721039]

>>9714002
kafka could not even write. everything was edited by his friend and then published. and it is pleb trier anyway.

[Anonymous No.9721050]

>>9714660
would add Possesion by zulawski to eastern european movies

[Anonymous No.9721059]

>>9709285
Definition of fashion in English:
noun
1A popular or the latest style of clothing, hair, decoration, or behaviour.

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/fashion

If you think art is fashion then do like your dad and leave never to come back you nigger.

[Anonymous No.9721060]

>>9721059
Kek such a sperg

[Anonymous No.9721062]

most fa film-maker tbh

[Anonymous No.9721063]

>>9721062
pleb

[Anonymous No.9721064]

anything featuring Nazis is effay as fuck, their uniforms were gorgeous
the movie's fucking good too and has aged like fine wine

[Anonymous No.9721076]

Tsai Ming-Liang's movies always felt kinda /fa/ in style even though the fits suck

[Anonymous No.9721442]

>>9720392
The desire for style with no sens of it

[Anonymous No.9721552]

>>9710194
>>9712580
>Dries van Noten
Just read about the degenerate philosophy behind his spring 1996 collection.

Why would you recommend me him despite that? I'll check out his menswear before dimissing ofc but just curious.

Anyone else can answer for anon.

[Anonymous No.9721570]

If Wes Anderson gives me feels in his movies what else should I watch?

[Anonymous No.9721572]

>>9721552
>degenerate

fashion isn't for you

[Anonymous No.9721595]

>>9713078
>nazi ideas
KEK

[Anonymous No.9721629]

>>9721570
PLEASE SOMEONE

[Anonymous No.9721663]

>>9721629
>>9721570
>>9721570
movies that make you feel? shawshank redemption, brokeback mountain (srly), shindlers list, grave of fireflies, prayers for bobby, dear zachary (heart wrenching tbh)

[Anonymous No.9721675]

>>9714640
Tacky as fuck. That's how I can remember it's less than even a videogame. It's an rpg videogame. Hilarious coming decades after Blade Runner.

[Anonymous No.9721679]

>>9709266

The Future is awful.

[Anonymous No.9721683]

>>9714660
>usa list is classic movies
>jap list is comic/cartoon 'classics' a la Walt Disney
western bias in full force

[Anonymous No.9721696]

>>9721572
What? Even classicists wear clothes, kid.

[Anonymous No.9721749]

>>9709266
good graphic, but
>lacks tarkovsky
>needs more bergman
>lacks early godard
>needs all wes anderson

[Anonymous No.9721830]

>>9721749

WHAT OTHER DIRECTORS ARE LIKE ANDERSON

[Anonymous No.9721875]

>>9721749
>>9721830
wes anderson is fucking shit

it's for hurr durr so indie hipster teeneagers

[Anonymous No.9722156]

>>9720193
pleb

[Anonymous No.9722197]

>no koyaanisqatsi

[Anonymous No.9722198]

>>9722197

[Anonymous No.9722202]

>>9722198

[Anonymous No.9722205]

>>9709240
>fashionable movies
>Inception

Nigga how old are you

[Anonymous No.9722209]

>>9722202

[Anonymous No.9722220]

We can all agree that Sick Boy's fits in Trainspotting were dope as fuck right?

[Anonymous No.9722259]

>>9722198

He fell for the buzzcut troll, fuckig kekmao!
He went from somewhat GOAT to regular paki with heavy paki religulous beliefs, thats the vibes I'm gettin anyway

[Anonymous No.9722286]

>>9722259
were you trying to reply to that image of the bald paki

[Anonymous No.9722581]

>>9721552
>>9712580
>>9710194
Yeah Noten has no restraint.

[Anonymous No.9723104]

>>9709240
i havent seen a single one of those movies
...
oops

[Anonymous No.9723113]

>>9709832
i hate to ask...but why?

[Anonymous No.9723305]

>>9714566
So gooood

[Rich Homie No.9724101]

Sayonara Itsuka

[Anonymous No.9724117]

>>9712964
>implying i haven't

[Anonymous No.9724168]

>>9713262
Only God Forgives was nice to look at, but kinda confusing.