❂ April 29, 2013
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Directed by Pablo Larrain
2012
This was a highly fictional but well told story based on the actual ad campaign run by the Chilean opposition to overthrow dictator Augusto Pinochet in 1988.
Gael Garcia Bernal plays a chill Don Draper type who skateboards around with a rattail and pitches over the top commercials for soda companies during his day job. On the side, he is recruited by a lefty organization to come up with a campaign to encourage Chileans to vote “No” during the 1988 referendum. While still skateboarding around with a rattail.
The film was also shot in 1:33:1 using 80’s U-Matic cameras so everything looks rather seamless when cutting to actual footage and has a pretty authentic vintage news camera vibe throughout. Which could be a little distracting but fortunately the substance outweighs the style in this case.
Highly recommended if you’re a fan of democracy and political thriller type movies or just vintage ad campaigns. This was also up for Best Foreign Film at this years Academy Awards but I guess people would rather be total downers and watch Michael Haneke films instead.
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Once Upon A Time in the West poster
by Sam Hiti
26”x38” three color silk screened poster on 100lb. paper. Ltd. 200 signed and numbered prints. $35/samhiti.com
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Fuck you Spielberg here’s my money
One of my all-time favorite movie posters. Art by Jack Kamen.
You guys we have officially peaked in the art of movie poster design.
One day I wish to direct a martial arts movie just to be able to have a poster like this
The Master
Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson
2012
Safety Not Guaranteed
Directed by Colin Trevorrow
2012
Saw this one today. More modern whimsical sci-fi comedies, please. And Aubrey Plaza.
I am OK with the reality that my life can never be as cool as this movie poster
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Last Year at Marienbad Japanese poster
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La Noche de los Muertos Vivientes
Dang movie studios are doing motion graphics posters now? Need to step my game up
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Vampiros en la Habana movie poster
Illustrated by Eduardo Muñoz Bachs
1985
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