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Made Out of Babies Trophy • by luludia

I can't breathe, the sky is falling, my tongue is on fire...

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DeRank™: 57,00
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Akira Kurosawa Rashomon • by JpLoyRow2

Among the cornerstones of film history that revolve around the originality of narrative structure, Akira Kurosawa's 12th film, which was futilely imitated many times, was released almost by chance beyond Japan's borders. It became the starting point for Kurosawa's worldwide success (and that of his actor alter-ego, Toshiro Mifune) a…

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DeRank™: 31,30
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Tracey Thorn A Distant Shore • by JonatanCoe

Hull, for example, is drenched for most of the year by a steel sky, heavy with rain and enveloped in a silence so reverent that you can hear the rustle of clothes and the weight of life through the creaking of wooden boards poorly fastened to the floor.

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DeRank™: 167,22
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Paul Celan Poesia • by demonialuce

"Opera al nero" According to La Sachs

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DeRank™: -6,00
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Anne Frank Tutti gli scritti • by Ilovemusic

My beloved Annelies Marie Frank! It would be wonderful to remember her properly, perhaps by organizing a beautiful festival of diverse arts, as I would like to do.

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DeRank™: -27,00
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Peter Bogdanovich Saint Jack • by HOPELESS

_______________________________________________________________________________ Drive In Summer / Night Business.

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DeRank™: 84,00
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Foresteppe No Time To Hurry • by asterics

Nostal’gija of Siberia, a warm breeze over the taigas in springtime. Siber, a sleeping land. Dreams of yellowed philatelic memories, stamps and postcards inscribed in Cyrillic. Childish flutes, dreamy and clear like sleepy streams.

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DeRank™: 77,95
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Stadio, Lucio Dalla Lunedì Cinema • by JonatanCoe

Nobody reads the end credits. Too many and too fast. A cascade of names, actors, skills that fall down in the most total indifference. Sleepy, while putting on my pajamas, with mint and fluoride in my mouth, they escort me to bed. Sometimes they find me already passed out o…

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DeRank™: 111,70
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La strana società Il lungo viaggio dell'amico Harry • by Eliodoro

Turin group that some may remember for "Pop Corn" but who also recorded a prog album in 1972 released only in 2017 titled "Il lungo viaggio dell'amico Harry". The work was never published in '72 and it's easy to understand why; across the Channel in this genre, "Close to th…

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DeRank™: 21,00
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Coil The Ape of Naples • by Cervovolante

"The Ape of Naples" by Coil is an experience that transcends the very concept of listening to become a mystical journey through the depths of the human soul and beyond. The title "The Monkey of Naples" refers to how the two baptized some characters from gay porn tapes from …

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DeRank™: 62,68
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Jack Smith Flaming Creatures • by Poldojackson

Flaming Creatures is a 43-minute experimental medium-length film from 1963 directed by Jack Smith. The film is considered one of the most significant works of the New American Cinema.

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DeRank™: 75,00
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Sprung aus den Wolken sprung aus den wolken • by Rocky Marciano

The monuments crumble into pieces, devastated with fury they capitulate to the ground, there is no longer any place for false myths, stardom, academic virtuosos, the cult of personality, mass hysteria, all finished.

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DeRank™: 74,95
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Robbie Basho Venus in Cancer • by asterics

Robbie Basho lived with a ghost that wandered through his rooms almost every night. Like in a dark Japanese story with strong shades, you know?

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DeRank™: 188,69
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Jason Lescalleet Songs About Nothing • by CosmicJocker

The fragmenting tendency, the lo-fi attitude, the chaotic phrasing, the subtly nullified sense, the decoction of everything into everything of Bill Callahan's "Julius Caesar" transliterated into the electronic alphabet.

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DeRank™: 136,77
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Ferzan Ozpetek Cuore sacro • by MartinVenator

Film practically divided into two parts, at times anonymous but, ultimately, heartfelt and certainly worth watching.

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DeRank™: 0,00
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George Orwell 1984 • by lector

Julie was born in 1984 and that always strikes me. Every time.

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DeRank™: 174,95
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Woody Allen Un colpo di fortuna • by turkish

Woody Allen has definitively lost it

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DeRank™: 15,36
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Wilson Pickett The Exciting Wilson Pickett • by MauroCincotta66

Naaa Nananana Nananana Nanana Nana Nananana! If I were a cryptic reviewer, I could end it like this.

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DeRank™: 78,72
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ANOHNI & the Johnsons My Back Was a Bridge for You To Cross • by lector

"And love will be made, each one as they please"

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DeRank™: 162,80
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Nino D'Angelo Terranera • by lector

Naples is a whore.

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DeRank™: 122,08
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