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The Diner / Re: Last Movie You Watched
Last post by drogulus - Today at 07:44:43 PMQuote from: hopefullytrusting on Today at 06:26:47 PMI do not speak French, and the version I own does not have subtitles, yet, I was still moved by the powerful performance of the main character and the tragedy of her existence, especially with the interactions with her mother and the true desperation you see when she is forced to confront the ethical dilemma of honor and survival. A striking film. A beautiful film. Rosetta (1999).
I don't know which edition you have, but these are from Criterion.
https://dl.subdl.com/subtitle/687810-1909948.zip
These might fit a European source.
https://dl.subdl.com/subtitle/687823-6867.zip
#2
The Diner / Re: Last Movie You Watched
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 06:51:42 PMAt last, All That Money Can Buy, or The Devil and Daniel Webster. Score by Bernard Herrmann, and Walter Huston as Mr Scratch.
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Composer Discussion / Re: Tine Surel Lange (born, 19...
Last post by hopefullytrusting - Today at 06:49:48 PMTSL and Pavlo Grazhdanskij's Two Sides of the River:
https://tinesurellange.com/Two-sides-of-the-river
Recently, was awarded: Årets verk 2023
https://komponist.no/aktuelt/hedret-med-prisene-arets-verk-2023-og-arets-utover-2023
https://tinesurellange.com/Two-sides-of-the-river
Recently, was awarded: Årets verk 2023
https://komponist.no/aktuelt/hedret-med-prisene-arets-verk-2023-og-arets-utover-2023
#4
The Diner / Re: What are you currently rea...
Last post by hopefullytrusting - Today at 06:30:51 PMFinally, collected in a trade paperback - Survival Fetish is a harrowing tale whose title is literal. The art is gorgeous, and the story depressingly nihilistic - one of my favorite combinations.
#5
The Diner / Re: Last Movie You Watched
Last post by hopefullytrusting - Today at 06:26:47 PMI do not speak French, and the version I own does not have subtitles, yet, I was still moved by the powerful performance of the main character and the tragedy of her existence, especially with the interactions with her mother and the true desperation you see when she is forced to confront the ethical dilemma of honor and survival. A striking film. A beautiful film. Rosetta (1999).
#6
General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Linz - Today at 06:25:51 PMDietrich Buxtehude 6 Cantatas, Orchestra Anima Eterna & The Royal Consort with Collegium Vocale
#7
Composer Discussion / Re: Lesser known Russian/Sovie...
Last post by Roy Bland - Today at 05:37:13 PMI submit to moderation and respectfully point out that most of the works regard the period before 1992 when Moldova was part of the USSR and had not still been annexed to Romania so much so that on the previous page we talk about eduard lazarev,Khachaturian,Lidiya Auster
#9
General Classical Music Discussion / Re: Purchases Today
Last post by Mapman - Today at 05:22:36 PMMy friends just gave me a pile of CDs, mostly organ music. It includes most of this box. Do the organ-lovers here like the performances in it?
#10
General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by foxandpeng - Today at 04:12:32 PMPēteris Vasks
Violin Concerto 2 'In Evening Light'
Munchener Kammerorchester
Sergej Bolkhovets
Vasks moves me emotionally, I'm not ashamed to admit. His music speaks of another world and a greater hope.
Bravo, Mr V.
Violin Concerto 2 'In Evening Light'
Munchener Kammerorchester
Sergej Bolkhovets
Vasks moves me emotionally, I'm not ashamed to admit. His music speaks of another world and a greater hope.
Bravo, Mr V.