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Don't worry, CF, implications happen when one tries to impose club rules on artists... :)

Art film is every good film made outside Hollywood :lol:

The art films (:huh:), that changed me and my life (I don't care about phrases like "art films" ;)) : 1. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181530/combined 2. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0205725/combined 3. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168740/combined 4. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0283422/combined...

I really like the concept... the double meaning of the dialogue, pared with impressive and meaningful visuals (the pauses in the dialogue were fine with me). I've seen some of the other entries and none of them impressed me with a concept. Well done, Earnest, good acting, Dready! LIKED

Thanks Dready, that was cool.

What is it? :)

Well done, mate!

What's your problem, babe?

:lol: , What?! Another one?!... Hilarious!

I've been wondering who would dare to represent what we all think about size :lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGRQGm4-A4k&feature=share

Chinatown, absolutely! I'll add Casablanca as well. What a good thread, Screenwriter!!

An example of a Dutch film with amazing editing is http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1132593/combined An example of a German film (I've watched it yesterday actually), which breaks the rules in editing (and I liked this fact) is http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1176699/combined

I've been watching a lot of recent Dutch, Danish and German films lately... Apparently, there's a kind of editing revolution going on. The fashion is: To break all the no-no's in editing in order to use it to convey emotion and a little bit of shock... And they succeeded. I love it.

I'm waiting for Part Two :)

How should we know where a guy from Bristol could watch foreign films in the cinema?! What you should do, my friend, is to ask the British minister of Culture. :) You're a citizen and you've got the right to choose what happens in your homeland. It's not like the Government can tell you what...

Arirang http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1922551/combined The editing of this film is in a league of it's own, amazing...

I liked it, but it raises a few questions. How come Pete disappears without any noise? Why the policeman arrives? Why is he driving cayenne? How come he's so young? And most importantly, why is this halloween creature doing all this?

One of the reasons I like your film is the mystery you create. The climbing scene in the very beginning tunes me into this mystery mood, but most importantly, it helps me understand the resolution. So, here's what I think happens in the film (spoiler): The girl is dead, but her soul doesn't...

Go, gorilla! :)