What films give you that BOC feeling?
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The Wicker Man is Awsome.
Yea, The Andromeda Strain, nice one. I remember the atmosphere freaking me out and not being sure if it was all intentional or not. Will have to watch it again.
I just remembered- Nic Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth.
I guess it goes without saying that the old ‘National Film Boards of Canada’ films would be the BOCist visuals but I haven’t seen any.
Bizarrely Geogaddi reminds me of this old Canadian (I think) childrens show ‘Ramonna’ that was on when I was a kid. fuk knows why, might as well be Spiceworld.
Uh, I’m rambling now.
Yea, The Andromeda Strain, nice one. I remember the atmosphere freaking me out and not being sure if it was all intentional or not. Will have to watch it again.
I just remembered- Nic Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth.
I guess it goes without saying that the old ‘National Film Boards of Canada’ films would be the BOCist visuals but I haven’t seen any.
Bizarrely Geogaddi reminds me of this old Canadian (I think) childrens show ‘Ramonna’ that was on when I was a kid. fuk knows why, might as well be Spiceworld.
Uh, I’m rambling now.
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In order of BOC strength
1. The incredible human machine
2. The films of Charles & Ray Eames
3. Solaris--Tarkovsky version
4. Brakhage--an anthology
5. The Mirror--Tarkovsky
6. More--Barbet Schroeder version
7. Picnic at hanging rock
8. masters of Russian animation #4
9. the hippie revolt
10. 2001: a space odyssey
11. Valerie & her week of wonders
12. Zabriskie Point-only for the last scene
13. BBC Blue Planet
14. Dr. Seuss's The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
15. Harry Smith's "early abstractions" part 4
16. NIT logo animation for PBS
17. Sesame street-the Yo-Yo master & lost kid
1. The incredible human machine
2. The films of Charles & Ray Eames
3. Solaris--Tarkovsky version
4. Brakhage--an anthology
5. The Mirror--Tarkovsky
6. More--Barbet Schroeder version
7. Picnic at hanging rock
8. masters of Russian animation #4
9. the hippie revolt
10. 2001: a space odyssey
11. Valerie & her week of wonders
12. Zabriskie Point-only for the last scene
13. BBC Blue Planet
14. Dr. Seuss's The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
15. Harry Smith's "early abstractions" part 4
16. NIT logo animation for PBS
17. Sesame street-the Yo-Yo master & lost kid
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Ace '70s children's TV series "The Changes". It's full of themes of nature reclaiming the country, a fear of electricity (pylons especially) and a return to a pre-industrial age. Scared the shit out of me as a kid.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/changes/index.shtml
http://www.bilderberg.org/changes.htm#Locations
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/changes/index.shtml
http://www.bilderberg.org/changes.htm#Locations
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I only saw The Andromeda Strain once, back when I was 6 or 7 years old. All I saw was a scene where there was a dead lady draped over the front of a car... and I remember it FREAKING ME OUT! There was something really disturbing about the way it looked, and if I recall correctly, the music (or perhaps it was some sound effect) during that scene really added to the creepiness. I should really watch the whole thing one of these days.
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