Speaking of which, has anyone seen the above titled film? I recently found this at the Tsutaya near my girlfriend's place. An adventurous and experimental film in many ways, but modestly presented with a, shall we say, "light touch". I suspect XYZ would enjoy it.
Our reports are that although he (as always) found a few faults with it, M. Zedd did enjoy that film a great deal--especially the opening scenes utilizing Eno's "Needles in a Camel's Eye," the fake Bowiesque videos, and especially the cool clothes and hair.
Why not "Mr. Odysseus"? Even more alliterative and even more "pretentious" for those who who would blink at anything with classical allusions.
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Velvet Goldmine
Date: 2004-06-28 06:57 pm (UTC)Speaking of which, has anyone seen the above titled film?
I recently found this at the Tsutaya near my girlfriend's
place. An adventurous and experimental film in many ways,
but modestly presented with a, shall we say, "light touch".
I suspect XYZ would enjoy it.
Furs
Date: 2004-06-28 08:02 pm (UTC)Re: Velvet Goldmine
Date: 2004-06-30 02:55 pm (UTC)Why not "Mr. Odysseus"? Even more alliterative and even more "pretentious" for those who who would blink at anything with classical allusions.
Secretary to Zedd