The 2003 Mini-List

[knives]

The Green Butchers is such a great choice. One of the funniest and meanest sweetie pies of a film you’ll find with my second favorite Mikkelsen performance after another Jensen collab.

[denti alligator]

Beavers' Early Monthly Segments. Is it eligible?

[swo17]

I had that as 1970, but I suppose it makes sense to move it to 2003, which appears to be when it first screened. Are there any other Beavers films in upcoming years that you think you would similarly ask about?

[denti alligator]

Maybe Pitcher of Colored Light?

Also, could you add Dream of Silk?

[swo17]

Pitcher was already there for 2007. I've added the other film

[denti alligator]

Thanks, how about To the Happy Few?

[swo17]

Added. And what a film!

Speaking of shorts, have you seen Papillon d'amour? And Fast Film? And Time Streams?

[Lowry_Sam]

If any short gets my vote for 2003, it will be Salvador Dali's animation for Disney, Destino finally completed in 2002 and released in 2003.(Also included as a bonus feature on Fantasia 2000 blu-ray).

[denti alligator]

Thanks for the recs, swo! Fast Film was on my list to watch. I'll add the others.

[denti alligator]

Papillon d'amour was excellent, thanks for suggesting it. Time Streams was also very good.
Would you add Fruhauf's Structural Filmwaste. Dissolution 2? He's slowly becoming one of my favorite filmmakers.

[swo17]

Done

[the preacher]

I'm afraid there won't be room for everything, but please add:
Carl Franklin's Out of Time
Vinko Bresan's Svjedoci
Andrés Waissbluth's Los Debutantes
Pupi Avati's Il cuore altrove
Maryo J. de los Reyes' Magnifico
Mikael Håfström's Ondskan
Erik Van Looy's De zaak Alzheimer
Jean-Paul Rappeneau's Bon voyage
Hans-Christian Schmid's Lichter
Jianqi Huo's Nuan
Margarethe von Trotta's Rosenstrasse
Rudolf Thome's Rot und Blau (2004 perhaps?)

[domino harvey]

Jean-Paul Rappeneau's Bon voyage

Extremely entertaining film, it was recently put out on Blu by Sony (I have the French blu). Not “art” in the slightest but a kind of film that is hard to do well regardless

[swo17]

I'm afraid there won't be room for everything, but please add:
Carl Franklin's Out of Time
Vinko Bresan's Svjedoci
Andrés Waissbluth's Los Debutantes
Pupi Avati's Il cuore altrove
Maryo J. de los Reyes' Magnifico
Mikael Håfström's Ondskan
Erik Van Looy's De zaak Alzheimer
Jean-Paul Rappeneau's Bon voyage
Hans-Christian Schmid's Lichter
Jianqi Huo's Nuan
Margarethe von Trotta's Rosenstrasse
Rudolf Thome's Rot und Blau (2004 perhaps?)

All added to 2003

[Lowry_Sam]

Some intriguing titles in that list to check out but seemingly no way to watch them.
I'd particularly like to see

Vinko Bresan's Svjedoci
Maryo J. de los Reyes' Magnifico
Mikael Håfström's Ondskan
Erik Van Looy's De zaak Alzheimer
Hans-Christian Schmid's Lichter
Rudolf Thome's Rot und Blau

Suggestions for sources?

[the preacher]

Some intriguing titles in that list to check out but seemingly no way to watch them.
I'd particularly like to see

Vinko Bresan's Svjedoci
Maryo J. de los Reyes' Magnifico
Mikael Håfström's Ondskan
Erik Van Looy's De zaak Alzheimer
Hans-Christian Schmid's Lichter
Rudolf Thome's Rot und Blau

Suggestions for sources?

If you mean physical media, I can't help, but there are rips out there.

[The Narrator Returns]

Before I keep forgetting to ask for my #1, could you add John Sayles’ Casa de los Babys?

[denti alligator]

Thanks for reminding me of a film I’ve seen but had forgotten. Nonetheless, I don’t remember being wowed by it.

[swo17]

Added

[denti alligator]

Waititi's Two Cars, One Night is just about perfect--for anyone with 11 minutes to spare. Will definitely make my list.

[knives]

Could you add Ivan Maximov’s Slow Bistro? It’s probably his best film. It’s also possibly the best conveyance of boredom in all its forms without actually being boring.

[swo17]

Added

[swo17]

Speaking of shorts, have you seen Papillon d'amour? And Fast Film? And Time Streams?

A couple other shorts worth checking out:

Isz (on Re:voir's Jacques Perconte: Corps)
Collage d'Hollywood (on Black Zero's Richard Kerr: Crisis Collision Resolve)

[the preacher]

Please add Petzold's Wolfsburg.

[swo17]

Done