![Husband-and-wife duo Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid shot the experimental short Meshes of the Afternoon in 1943. The 14-minute flick is one of three films to screen at [Artspace] at Untitled’s first 40 Minutes or Less event. | Photo provided](https://i0.wp.com/www.okgazette.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/42412.webp?resize=680%2C532&quality=80&ssl=1)
The inaugural event begins 6 p.m. Thursday at the downtown art gallery. Untitled will hold its 40 Minutes or Less screening once every other month.
David Lynch
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Norman Film Festival prepares to make its introduction to the city’s crowded art community
The inaugural festival runs noon-11 p.m. Saturday at several venues across downtown Norman.
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Film review: T-Rex
32-year-old Newcastle native Mickey Reece has been astonishingly proliferative since he began directing in 2008, tackling a litany of genres with his stock company of actors.
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Blu-ray review: Eraserhead
Aside from Orson Welles and Jean Rollin, no filmmaker cut such a strong visual image right out of the gate like David Lynch.
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Ho, ho … huh?
CFN found itself instantly intrigued by this alleged movie playing at AMC Quail Springs Mall 24. A serial-killing Santa? A David Lynch-directed remake of “Pretty Woman”? The mind boggles at the possibilities.
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Ho, ho … huh?
CFN found itself instantly intrigued by this alleged movie playing at AMC Quail Springs Mall 24. A serial-killing Santa? A David Lynch-directed remake of “Pretty Woman”? The mind boggles at the possibilities.
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The Future
July and Hamish Linklater (TV’s “The New Adventures of Old Christine”) portray Sophie and Jason, a couple for four years and running. So strong is their cozy, arty union that they’ve decided to adopt a cat. It’s sickly and healing at the animal hospital, however, so they have a month before Paw-Paw is theirs. They […]
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The Future
July and Hamish Linklater (TV’s “The New Adventures of Old Christine”) portray Sophie and Jason, a couple for four years and running. So strong is their cozy, arty union that they’ve decided to adopt a cat. It’s sickly and healing at the animal hospital, however, so they have a month before Paw-Paw is theirs. They […]
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Rubber
This fiercely original film is as unpredictable as it is dark. Its opening sequence breaks the fourth wall — with a tire iron, of course, likely borrowed from a TruValue managed by David Lynch — as a car pulls up, and out of its trunk emerges Lt. Chad (a fully invested Stephen Spinella, “Milk”), who […]
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El Topo
I say this to note that just because a film is a cult classic doesn’t make it good, and his debut — a “hit” only by midnight-movie standards of the early ’70s when filmgoers had their mind expanded by more than what was happening onscreen — is more weird than wonderful, although visually interesting. From […]