Showing posts with label Where the Rivers Flow North. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Where the Rivers Flow North. Show all posts

Saturday, February 2, 2013

EARTH ~





( 1994 )



Tantoo Cardinal



http://www.kingdomcounty.org/our_films/where_the_rivers_flow_north.php 

http://www.howardfrankmosher.com/movies/wheretheriversflownorth.html

http://articles.latimes.com/1994-12-07/entertainment/ca-5805_1_rivers-flow-north

and what's come of Hollywood:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2013/jan/30/steven-soderbergh-retires-from-film





Rip Torn as "Noel Lord"








A terrific film that seems to have gone lost like many wonders now do — or maybe they always have. Made in Vermont by some Vermonters and those that understand the grounding of life and meaning. It's tough to find an available copy of the film to share even as a snippet, so I made my own illegal ware and I expect I'll hear something from somebody some day because everything now is owned and a possession, and how-dare-me, but it's worth it to share something this fine. Particularly the roles played by Rip Torn and Tantoo Cardinal as homesteaders. It's rarely this touching and beautifully physical as it's captured here. A few films from rural Japan and deepest Russia do come to mind. Here's one of ours.









Sunday, January 1, 2012

HORSE FLIES ~





The Horse Flies


Rub Alcohol Blues by Horseflies on Grooveshark








One of the finest films ever shot of backcountry New England — Where the Rivers Flow North — has The Horse Flies holding the helm of the music soundtrack.