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Other factors, including technology and globalization, have led to “a historic period of uncertainty and dislocation,” said Slaughter, who added that such times lead some to “romanticize the past and crave order.” 1968’s “intense now” was fairly fleeting. With In the Intense Now, writer-director João Moreira Salles contemplates the political turmoil of the late 1960s through some of the essay film’s most basic staples: found footage, reappropriation, and melancholy voiceover narration. In the Intense Now (2017) is a movie genre Documentary produced by VideoFilmes was released in Brazil on 2017-11-09 with director João Moreira Salles and h. In the Intense Now | BAMPFA, Icarus Films: In the Intense Now, Rash Report: 'In the Intense Now' of political protest, in, In the Intense Now | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, In the Intense Now Reviews - Metacritic, Made following the discovery of amateur footage shot in China in 1966 during the first and most radical stage of the Cultural Revolution, In the Intense Now speaks to the fleeting nature of moments of great intensity. 'In the Intense Now' review: Political cataclysms of '68..

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    "In the Intense Now" brings you closer to each of these upheavals than all but a handful of films before it. Yet one of the central things to say about the movie is that the grouping together of this trio of national convulsions is counterintuitive to the point of seeming, at times, a little naïve, In The Intense Now - Movie Trailers - iTunes, In the Intense Now (2017) Full Movie Online. In the Intense Now explores the revolutions of 1968 as they unfolded across four different countries and their political environments: France, Czechoslovakia, China, and Brazil, Other moments throughout In the Intense Now, such as the use of a Lhasa song, “La Marée Haute,” and later a Portuguese fado, try to give meaning to what can look like generic found footage, but they only highlight Salles’s failure to truly submit to the requirements of the essay form, which is not just about curation, but vulnerability, Brazilian documentarian João Moreira Salles’s most recent film captures the idealism and excitement of 1968, a time when everything felt possible. The cine-essay begins with amateur footage shot by the director’s mother on a trip to China during the Cultural Revolution. Made following the discovery of amateur footage shot in China in 1966 during the first and most radical stage of the Cultural Revolution, IN THE INTENSE NOW speaks to the fleeting nature of moments of great intensity. Scenes of China are set alongside archival images of the events of 1968 in France, Czechoslovakia, and, to a lesser extent, Brazil..

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    “In the Intense Now” is reminiscent of the films of Chris Marker, in that it’s a documentary that’s really a meditation — history made poetic, “In the Intense Now” brings you closer to each of these upheavals than all but a handful of films before it. Yet one of the central things to say about the movie is that the grouping together of this trio of national convulsions is counterintuitive to the point of seeming, at times, a little naïve. In the Intense Now | Institute of Contemporary Arts, In the Intense Now (No Intenso Agora) - Rotten Tomatoes. In the Intense Now provides an original perspective on the much-celebrated Parisian student protests – so often presented as the epicentre of a global earthquake of strikes, demonstrations and riots that spread across Europe and the world in the late 1960s, In the Intense Now (2017) - MUBI, ‘In the Intense Now’ Review – Variety. IN THE INTENSE NOW draws from the visual archive of the global 1968 revolutions in four countries—France, Czechoslovakia, China, and Brazil—to examine what is captured and what is lost in images of great historical intensity..

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    Paul_quixote's rating of the film In the Intense Now paul_quixote This movie is about the inexorable sadness that comes with time's passage, that change is fleeting, it might only last for a second, but that second shows change can happen, which means it can happen again, that there is always a glimmering potential for the unfolding of a new path, In the Intense Now - walkerart, ‘In the Intense Now’ Review – Variety, In the Intense Now | Film Review | Slant Magazine, Scenes of China are set alongside archival images of the events of 1968 in France, Czechoslovakia, and, to a lesser extent, Made following the discovery of amateur footage shot in China in 1966 during the first and most radical stage of the Cultural Revolution, In the Intense Now speaks to the fleeting nature of moments of great intensity, Made following the discovery of amateur footage shot in China in 1966 during the first and most radical stage of the Cultural Revolution, IN THE INTENSE NOW speaks to the fleeting nature of moments of great intensity. IN THE INTENSE NOW | Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center..

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    Other factors, including technology and globalization, have led to “a historic period of uncertainty and dislocation,” said Slaughter, who added that such times lead some to “romanticize the past and crave order.” 1968’s “intense now” was fairly fleeting. With In the Intense Now, writer-director João Moreira Salles contemplates the political turmoil of the late 1960s through some of the essay film’s most basic staples: found footage, reappropriation, and melancholy voiceover narration. In the Intense Now (2017) is a movie genre Documentary produced by VideoFilmes was released in Brazil on 2017-11-09 with director João Moreira Salles and h. In the Intense Now | BAMPFA, Icarus Films: In the Intense Now, Rash Report: 'In the Intense Now' of political protest, in, In the Intense Now | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, In the Intense Now Reviews - Metacritic, Made following the discovery of amateur footage shot in China in 1966 during the first and most radical stage of the Cultural Revolution, In the Intense Now speaks to the fleeting nature of moments of great intensity. 'In the Intense Now' review: Political cataclysms of '68..