Пришла ко мне сегодня афишка от Kaaitheater. В ней — анонс театрального перформанса девки из Кении. В краткой аннотации говорится, что в Кении популярны «живые» переводы фильмов, совсем как у Гоблина. Ничто не ново под луной.
As a continuation of this topic, here is an idea for cinematographic evening in Brussels:
Watch Arsenic and Old Lace (1944), a beautiful dark comedy with Garry Grant and then visit the Arsenic et Vieilles Dentelles, styled to match the film.
The idea is simple. First, watch a quality movie about a place and the next day, go there to see it with your own eyes. The point is to find quality movies that get to the feelings and pass the atmosphere of the place.
Here are a few suggestions:
Start by watching In Bruges. It is a dark comedy telling the story of two Irish hitmen enjoying the beauties of Bruges. Upon arriving in town, walk over the Grote Markt and climb The Belfry. I may assure you that it will feel very different after watching the film.
Watch the story on the birth of the so-called "social catolicism" in an industrial city of Aalst at the turn of XIX in Daens.
Finish by the Girl with a Pearl Earring which depicts the life in a medieval dutch town through the imaginary story of one of the best known painting of Johannes Vermeer. Delft has kept its medieval centre largely intact, and you can still discover beautiful landscapes from the film in Delft's surroundings.
A camera is following-up a killer as he moves around Wallonia to get his job done in Man bites dog.
College freshmen drama Ad Fundum happens in the setting of the medieval city of Leuven.
The sexual life of Belgians shown in Camping Cosmos and filmed in a camping on the belgian beach.
There are only three films that impacted my life to the point that they are day and night living around me in speaking and dressing habits, posters, wallpapers, ring tones, logins and passwords, class names and variables. One Russian, one French and one English. One per culture I learned.
