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Thursday, July 5, 2018

ANTWERP SUMMER FILM SCHOOL ON DE PALMA JULY 9-14
FOLLOWED BY 2ND SERIES IN ROTTERDAM JULY 18-22; ADRIAN MARTIN & CHRISTINA ALVAREZ LOPEZ

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Last March, I posted about the upcoming Summer Film School Rotterdam, running July 18-22, with lectures and screenings of five Brian De Palma features all presented by Cristina Álvarez López and Adrian Martin.

What I missed is that, the week prior to that, there is another Summer Film College in Antwerp (July 9-14), this one including six De Palma films and lectures, all, again, presented by Cristina Álvarez López and Adrian Martin (with two extra films bookending the series: Carlito's Way and Scarface, sans lecture). That series is titled, " BRIAN DE PALMA: VISION, OBSESSION AND SET-UP." Here is the schedule of De Palma films in Antwerp:

July 9
Sisters (1972, 93’, 35mm) - De Palma’s Beginnings: Art, Music and the Counter-Culture
Carlito's Way (1993, 144', 35mm) - Introduction by Adrian Martin & Cristina Álvarez López
July 10
Dressed To Kill (1980, 105', 35mm) - The Hitchcockian Model and its Variations
July 11
Blow Out (1981, 107’, 35mm) - Vision and Sound: The Complex Machine
July 12
Raising Cain (1992, 92', 35mm) - Story, Identity and Point-of-View
July 13
Femme Fatale (2002, 115', 35mm) — The Dream-Film: De Palma’s Testament
July 14
Passion (2012, 102', 35mm) — The Langian Model: Narrative and Society as Trap
Scarface (1983, 169’, 35mm)

Summer Film School Rotterdam

July 18 — De Palma’s Beginnings: Art, Music and the Counter-Culture
Phantom of the Paradise (1974, 92’, DCP)
July 19 — The Hitchcockian Model and its Variations
Obsession (1976, 98’, DCP)
July 20 — Vision and Sound: The Complex Machine
Carrie (1976, 98’, DCP)
July 21 — Story, Identity and Point-of-View
Body Double (1984, 114’, DCP)
July 22 — The Langian Model: Narrative and Society as Trap
The Black Dahlia (2006, 121’, 35mm)

Posted by Geoff at 6:23 PM CDT
Updated: Thursday, July 5, 2018 6:31 PM CDT
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Friday, July 6, 2018 - 6:47 AM CDT

Name: "Lear"

In this month's issue of French magazine Positif, Brian de Palma mentions Domino twice: he said that the villain's motive is to record the terrorist attacks so that he can get the attention of the media and become a 'star'. He also mentioned how he only shot 30 days out of the 100 scheduled days.

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Friday, July 6, 2018 - 5:54 PM CDT

Name: "$$$"

Apparently Domino only had a budget of 6,000,000 euro. That would be around the same budget of Redacted.

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Friday, July 6, 2018 - 7:44 PM CDT

Name: "sue"

For such a cheap budget the running time of DOMINO at various sites has it hitting at 148 minutes.

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Friday, July 6, 2018 - 7:53 PM CDT

Name: "Geoff"
Home Page: https://www.angelfire.com/de/palma

Man oh man, please, not this running time stuff again-- we now know that Domino was not even scored nor completely shot when those running times were posted. Here is what I wrote this past April (before the film was even complete) --

"As we approach next week's anticipated announcement of the full Cannes lineup, places such as the IMDB and Wikipedia are both listing the running time for Brian De Palma's Domino at 148 minutes. I remain skeptical of that precise figure, because both the IMDB and Wikipedia are subject to random user edits, but also because of an odd match with Brimstone, which also has the precise running time of 148 minutes. Brimstone also stars Guy Pearce and Carice van Houten, and shares some of the same producers as Domino."

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