#67. Gregg Araki’s White Bird in a Blizzard
Gist: Based on the novel by Laura Kasischke, the narrative follows an adolescent female whose life is turned upside down by the disappearance of her mother, but perhaps not in the ways one would expect. Curiously unaffected at first, going on about life with her father, she begins to have terrifying dreams concerning her mother crying for help, which instigates her to dig deeper and stumble on a chilling discovery.
Prediction: While Araki’s last film, Kaboom, screened out of competition in 2010 and was relatively well reviewed, it seemed like a rehash of his rebellious pansexual streak populating some of his work in the 90s. We’re excited to see him return to exciting source material for adaptation and hope he can work the magic that he did for his best film, 2004’s Mysterious Skin. And once again, Araki has a supremely exciting cast with Eva Green and Shailene Woodley as mom and daughter, along with Angela Bassett, Gabourey Sidibe, and Christopher Meloni as supporting cast. We’re predicting Directors’ Fortnight.
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TWOS has just released his debut EP via Aural Sects - a netlabel and music collective dedicated to underground electronic music and offers us a new video for the track Blur. While only having discovered TWOS recently, I feel like I have become extremely attached to the dark, yet exquisite tracks which are filled to the brim with driving synths and intricate beat work.
Download Here this track: soundcloud.com/twosmusic/blur
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My Bloody Valentine - You Made Me Realise (Live at Studio Coast 2013)
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