MOST FAVORITE HYPNOTIC FILMS หนังสะกดจิตร
(in alphabetical order)
1.[…….] (2012, Teeranit Siangsanoh, 34.32min)
2.AFTERNOON (2005, Poopaan Sornwismongkol)
3.AUTOHYSTORIA (2007, Raya Martin, Philppines, 95min)
4.BEAU TRAVAIL (1999, Claire Denis)
5.BIRTH OF THE SEANEMA (2004, Sasithorn Ariyavicha)
6.THE CORRIDOR (1995, Sharunas Bartas, Lithuania, 85min)
7.FROM THE EAST (1993, Chantal Akerman, documentary)
8.GAZE AND HEAR สายตา รับฟัง (2010, Nontawat
Numbenchapol, 10min)
9.I FORGOT THE TITLE (2009, Christelle Lheureux)
10.INDIA SONG (1975, Marguerite Duras)
11.KALYI (1993, Fred Kelemen, Germany, 75min)
12.A LISTENER’S TALE (2007, Arghya Basu, India, 76min)
13.MAE NAK (1997, Pimpaka Towira, 33min)
14.ORACLE (2009, Sebastian Diaz Morales, 11min)
15.PERU TIME กู่ก้องบอกรักนิรันดร (2008,
Chaloemkiat Saeyong, 18min)
16.PHANTOM LOVE (2007, Nina Menkes, 87min)
17.PISCINE (2002, Jean-Baptiste Bruant + Maria Spangaro)
18.PSYCHOHYDROGRAPHY (2010, Peter Bo Rappmund, 63min)
19.RUHR (2009, James Benning, 120min)
20.SPIDER (2011, Tossaphol Boonsinsukh, 17min)
21.SWEETHEART GARDEN มธุรส (2009, Tanatchai
Bandasak, 22min)
22.TOTEM (2001, Maïder Fortuné, France, 10min)
23.VACANCY (1999, Matthias Müller, Germany/Brazil)
24.WINDOWS (1999, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 17min)
25.ZOETROPE (2011, Rouzbeh Rashidi, Ireland, 73min)
INDIA SONG (1975, Marguerite Duras), which is one of my most
favorite films of all time, will be screened at Thammasat University Library at
1230hrs on Sunday, September, 8.
I wrote a comment on INDIA SONG in 2001 at IMDB.COM. You can read
it here:
“This film transcends
everything.
19 January 2001 | by sleepsev
(bearania@yahoo.com)
(Bangkok, Thailand) – See all my
reviews
I was
completely hypnotized and paralyzed while seeing this film. The first time I
saw it, I was so deeply moved that I couldn't even move my fingers, let alone
any other parts of my body. I sat very still and tried to breathe as quietly as
possible. This film has a profound effect on my state of mind. It seems to be
beyond any definitions, any explanations, any limits, any boundaries. There is
nothing ordinary from the first image to the last image. Nearly every image in
this movie makes my heart want to stop beating:the sunset, the shadow on the
ground, the smoke lingering in the air, the ballroom, the mirror, etc.
"Time" and "space" in this movie were transformed into
something undescribeable. Every movement of Delphine Seyrig is sublime. Nearly
every shot, scene, and detail of each scene, is full of a kind of feeling--and
I hardly get this kind of feeling from other movies. I'm not even sure if I
should call it "feeling." But it's full of "something" very
strong, something that I feel, but that something is very different from
"feelings" I usually experience. The music is very beautiful, but it
is the voice-over in this movie which brought me to the strange and unique
state of consciousness, and uplift this movie to the realm of the unknown. The
voice of the crazy woman in this movie somehow makes me think about the radio
announcement of murderers in "Nathalie Granger." I have seen
"India Song" in a cinema here four times but I still can't get enough
of it. This movie is my friend's most favorite film of all time and it is one
of my top ten favorites,too.
”
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