How often it is that the worst actor plays the king, and the best the beggar! This may happen in life, too; and a man must be very crude to confuse the actor with his part. - Arthur Schopenhauer

They're about a month behind schedule with getting the vinyl pressed but the Captured Tracks label here in the States will be reissuing the Bird Nest Roys' complete discography at the end of the month as well as The Clean's Vehicle. Not sure about the vinyl version, but the CD version of the latter ...

Oh, and also on the old school NZ front, this looks interesting too.THE WORLD 12 Mini-LPThe World was formed in 1982 by Allen Meek (Vacuum, Victor Dimisich Band, Bilders), Charles Heywood, Bridget Mulcahy, Andrea Cocks and Malcolm Grant (The Bats). With an EP set to be released by Flying Nun the ban...

The musique concrete solo in Moonshake is far out. Never tire of hearing it.

I saw Man of Flowers recently.It's not a masterpiece but it gave me a positive feeling.

Forgot to add that this:Lee Chang-Dong's PoetryIs a damn good movie.A bit different than I thought it would be based on the trailer, but still highly worthwhile.Got Secret Sunshine on deck.Lee Chang-Dong is cool!

gaetano wrote:punch\_the\_lion wrote:On my list to still seeA SeparationThat one. Solid gold.My cinephile friend in New York saw this a few months ago and said it's great.Today he saw the new Hirokazu Kore-eda film, I Wish, and on the whole he thinks it's very good. This is reassuring because Kore-e...

AdamN wrote:Once Upon a Time in AnatoliaI'm looking forward to seeing that one.

I watched Le Quattro Volte last night.It's great, and I enjoyed it.Got a few promising titles coming in the mail: Elem Klimov's Farewell, Lee-Chang Dong's Poetry, and Marked Woman starring Bette Davis and Humphrey Bogart.

What's that space movie with the villian Maximilian?It was pretty popular when I was young. I remember it being decent.