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Stalker 1979
Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker follows three men - the Stalker, the Writer, and the Professor as they venture into a mysterious, restricted area known as the Zone, seeking a room that allegedly grants one's deepest wishes. However, this sparse plot serves merely as a framework for a profound philosophical explorations. The film's languid pacing and long, contemplative shots invite viewers to ponder weighty questions about the human condition. As the characters navigate the enigmatic landscape, their discussions and inner conflicts probe…
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The Great Dictator 1940
The Great Dictator showcases Chaplin's evolution as a filmmaker. While much of the film relies on Chaplin's trademark physical comedy, it's the finale that leaves the strongest impression. The comedy gives way to a powerful, heartfelt speech advocating for peace, tolerance, and human dignity. This earnest plea for humanity stands in stark contrast to the film's earlier satirical tone, providing a poignant conclusion. Its mixture of humor and serious commentary on contemporary issues demonstrates Chaplin's willingness to use his art to address pressing societal concerns.
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The Passion of Joan of Arc 1928
An incredible film that does not show it's age. The performance by the lead actress as Joan of Arc is captivating.
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RUIN: Money, Ego and Deception at FTX 2023
The Bloomberg Originals documentary Ruin is an examination of the rise and fall of SBF and cryptocurrencies. The film combines historical footage from news, interviews, and conferences with current day interviews with observers and participants. As a finance professional, it was easy for me to write-off crypto as an absurdist fantasy, and the documentary confirms that bias.
It's hilarious to watch investors discuss how reasonable SBF sounded when he talked about effective altruism and how FTX/Alamaeda was going to dominate…
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