Remastered. 

Good lookin’ to Pacific Street Films and Cinephilia and Beyond for getting this PBS documentary on Martin Scorsese back out there. I remember when it first aired. I videotaped it and watched it over and over. 

Just writing my name and graffiti on the wall.

[Photo Credit: Jack Stewart]

All City. Still one of my favorite movies.

[Photo Via: Mass Appeal]

Most cool.

[Photo Credit: Ebet Roberts/Redferns, via Getty Images]

From our pal Brin…

Official Split Decision Movie Trailer from Brin-Jonathan Butler on Vimeo.

His movie opens the Shadow Box Film Festival this Saturday at 6 p.m.

Fun.

[Photo Credit: YES Tours]

This looks like fun.

In the winter of 1997 I was in L.A. on a job. I invited a woman to see a Buster Keaton movie at a place called Old Town Music Hall. She stood me up, but I went anyway and had one of the greatest nights of my life. I recently visited L.A. and went back to see another Buster movie at the Music Hall. Good to know such a place exists, you know?

So I was thrilled to see this movie posted over at This Must Be The Place (via Kottke).

[Photo Credit: Ambitus Orchestra]

Yes, Yes, Y’all.

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There’s a touching documentary on HBO about Robert De Niro Sr., an accomplished painter. Worth watching.

“Woman in Red” 1961.

The new documentary on Stones Throw Records. 

[Photo Via: Smart Shanghai]

This movie looks good. And this post by Andrew Martin over at the New York Review of Books is cool. 

Worth a click. 

Tonight on “American Experience” gives Penn Station.

Funny people.

Via Kottke:

Naissance de “Sympathy for the devil ” (one+one… by cinocheproduction

William Klein’s 1958 short film, Broadway By Light…

…is so worth your time.

This is cool.

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More on Short Cuts. Dig this excellent documentary.