NEW TWENTY-TWO

1. Three-Thousand Years of Longing. George Miller
2. Backflip. Nikita Diakur
3. I Thought the World of You. Kurt Walker
4. After Work. Ben Rivers & Céline Condorelli
5. Top Gun: Maverick. Joseph Kosinski
6. Ambulance. Michael Bay
7. Tutto qui. Anna Marziano
8. All the Best. Maximilien Luc Proctor
9. Neighbour Abdi. Douwe Dijkstra
10. Crimes of the Future. David Cronenberg

1ST WATCHES

1. Wavelength. Michael Snow, 1967
2. My Darlin Clementine. John Ford, 1946
3. The Image Book. Jean-Luc Godard, 2018
4. An Image. Harun Farocki, 1983
5. Jacques Rivette, The Watchman. Claire Denis, 1990
6. Jeune femme à sa fenêtre lisant une lettre, Jean-Claude Rousseau, 1983
7. The History of the Seattle Mariners. Jon Bois, 2020
8. Noroît. Jacques Rivette, 1976
9. Out for a Kill. Michael Oblowitz, 2003
10. Invasion. Hugo Santiago, 1969

Enceindre. Luke Fowler, 2019

Le Petit Soldat. Jean-Luc Godard, 1961/63

We say we do this and that. It's all hot air. Usually we do nothing, and if we happen to do something we're horrified, because it's never what we expected.

Détective. Jean-Luc Godard, 1985

Emma. Autumn de Wilde, 2020

The Long Gray Line. John Ford, 1955

And you can't turn your actors into statues. Impossible. Even if we have precisely defined positions, which they discover for themselves, you have to leave a margin of movement otherwise we would be there, screwing them to the ground, moving their feet and driving nails into them...

Jean-Marie Straub in Pedro Costa's Where does your hidden smile lie?.

Détective. Jean-Luc Godard, 1985

Streets of Fire. Walter Hill, 1984