I did like the Benicio del Toro character except in real life he’d hate the DiCaprio character for his pointless terrorism that gives the State an excuse to crack down on his civil society organizing.

CutroneZone with Edward Remus on the Charlie Kirk assassination and capitalist political realignment, on the occasion of Ed's article in COMPACT! Video in 2 parts: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

The ending to Vineland as I understand it sounds so much more interesting, open ended, and thought provoking than the awful ending of OBAA.

This website brings out the most authoritarian and cruel side of people. I wish we’d all use it less and try to be more social.

Tony Scott, Michael Mann, PWSA, Ferrara, Indian cinema that isn’t just S. Ray (in the U.S.), Vecchiali, and Obayashi (outside of House). Movies by Ruiz, Oliveira, and Straub-Huillet and “Paolo Branco has a house” films have gained wider audiences. I’m proud to say that good

Happy Columbus Day! Engels: “Through the discovery of America all society has been divided into two classes, and without the rise of the world market this would not have happened . . . and only now can real liberation take place.”

Feeling like Cliff Robertson in De Palma’s Obsession (unfortunately the church is being restored)

🚨EXTENDED CLIP LIVE IN NEW YORK🚨 Very excited to announce that I'll be presenting two classic films – Boudu Saved from Drowning and Routine Pleasures – at the Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research on Nov 4+5 with live podcasts!!! TIX 👇

This is a bizarre essay by someone who has made absolutely no effort in learning about what the New Left actually thought. Of course they thought the Keynesian-Fordist regime was authoritarian!