Todd Haynes

20th anniversary DVD of Poison coming out soon.

http://www.amazon.com/Poison-20th-Anniversary-James-Lyons/dp/B004THJ3BC/ref=sr_1_11?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1302329049&sr=1-11

that is all

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2011/08/julianne_moore_hbo_todd_haynes.html

signed up to do another hbo thing - another female lead/period hbo thing

can't he just make a sci-fi rock biopic thats really about aids, sick of these period dames.

TH and Jon Raymond working on a film about red-state politics:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/todd-haynes-says-his-new-project-about-conservative-politics-will-be-unbiased-drama-about-middle-america

Anyone ever seen Assassins: A Film Concerning Rimbaud? I don't think I even knew he did something before Superstar!

http://www.lightindustry.org/haynesandphillips

ughhhh i've been wanting to see that for years

me 2

ok, so far I'll take that as a no.

was the tv show good

Patricia Highsmith adap w/ Cate Blanchett, Mia Wasikowska

http://www.screendaily.com/festivals/cannes/todd-haynes-to-direct-carol/5056652.article

Much like Safe:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2576848/I-used-sick-time-Dozens-Americans-claim-allergic-electromagnetic-signals-settle-small-West-Virginia-town-WiFi-banned.html

To direct Reese Witherspooon as Peggy Lee, from a script by... Nora Ephron?

http://www.avclub.com/article/todd-haynes-direct-reese-witherspoon-peggy-lee-bio-208988

Haven't seen Safe in almost exactly twenty years; I checked the Blu-Ray out of the library. In certain shots Moore looks like the alien from the Sigourney Weaver flicks.

The only element that's didactic is the synth score.

Much like Safe:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2576848/I-used-sick-time-Dozens-Americans-claim-allergic-electromagnetic-signals-settle-small-West-Virginia-town-WiFi-banned.html

― That's So (Eazy), Sunday, March 9, 2014 5:33 PM (10 months ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

if safe were made today -- and set in the present day, or even in the very recent past -- i'm sure the governing metaphor would have to do with the internet and surveillance.

in fact, i think the remake with kristen wiig is about precisely that.

first glimpse of Carol, his adap of Highsmith's The Price of Salt

(oh yeah, Rooney mara replaced Mia Wasikowska at some point)

http://thefilmstage.com/trailer/first-footage-from-todd-haynes-carol-with-cate-blanchett-and-rooney-mara/

I hope he hasn't done something too conventional. I prefer him a bit wilder.

Cannes roundup

https://www.fandor.com/keyframe/daily-cannes-2015-todd-hayness-carol

As a snob who couldn't care less for Bob Dylan, and who pretty much discards a filmmaker when oscar likes him, is it worth diving into his films?

not sure i'd rank anyone ahead of him as the best American narrative filmmaker of the last 20-25 years (Spielberg is in the ballpark)

I'd agree with that. Frederik, I'm pretty sure you'd love Safe.

safe is the one

any but that

[Safe] > Superstar > Dottie gets spanked > I'm not there > Far from heaven > poison > The velvet goldmine.

I haven't seen Mildred Pierce.

Superstar
Velvet Goldmine
I'm Not There
Far From Heaven
Safe

Is how i'd rank em. Didnt finish mildred pierce.

Cant remember if i've seen poison tbh

Dottie should be after I'm not there and Far from heaven tbh. I was being a little too hardcore there although Dottie is excellent.

As a snob who couldn't care less for Bob Dylan, and who pretty much discards a filmmaker when oscar likes him, is it worth diving into his films?

― Frederik B, Sunday, 17 May 2015 14:29 (3 hours ago) Permalink

You should know better than diving into this 'snob' business.

Carol is such a Haynes project..been years since I read it.

Todd Haynes is already planning his next foray into sumptuously photographed dissatisfied women. According to IndieWire, the director is planning a TV limited series based on The Source Family, the real-life hippie cult profiled in the 2013 documentary of the same name.

http://www.avclub.com/article/todd-haynes-planning-tv-series-about-70s-rock-cult-219585

“Amazon Studios is nearing a deal to finance, produce and distribute writer-director Todd Haynes‘s Wonderstruck, which will reunite the director with Julianne Moore,” reports TheWrap‘s Jeff Sneider. “Based on the children’s novel by The Invention of Hugo Cabret author Brian Selznick, Wonderstruck follows the intertwined narratives of two deaf children, Ben and Rose. Ben lives with his family in Minnesota in 1977, when a mysterious note prompts him to run off to New York following his mother’s death. Rose, who is locked in a house in 1927 New Jersey, also escapes to New York to see her idol, film actress Lillian Mayhew.”

http://www.thewrap.com/julianne-moore-todd-haynes-wonderstruck-amazon-studios/

initial mixed Cannes takes

https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/4553-the-daily-cannes-2017-todd-haynes-s-wonderstruck

Sounds interesting. I never got around to Carol

Todd Haynes! You technically polished bastard who leaves viewers emotionally cold! How the hell are you? pic.twitter.com/WYRK9GKJj3

— Jaime N. Christley (@j_christley) May 18, 2017

emotions, feh

if i want a sublime transcendent experience that moves me to my core, obv there's always De Palma

Cool.

"cold"

lol

I thought Carol was a snooze fest but this new one sounds right up my alley.

Yeah I found it so boring.

!! http://www.pitchfork.com/news/todd-haynes-to-direct-new-velvet-underground-doc/

have loved all of his music-related features unreservedly, so v curious about this

yeah super excited about this!

has anyone here seen Wonderstruck yet? or has it only played at Cannes?

2 other fests to date

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5208216/releaseinfo

The spectrum of the Wonderstruck reviews is pretty fascinating, from "his worst" to "the film he was born to make."

https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/5021-the-daily-nyff-2017-todd-haynes-s-wonderstruck

don't see how he can top Carol

Really? It felt dry and desiccated to me on my only look.

I couldn't stand it; I choked on whimsy.

I preferred it to Far from Heaven, at any rate.

wait, which?

I preferred Far from Heaven to all but maybe two Sirk films.

Just got Far From Heaven on blu-ray, psyched to see it for the first time- just watched All That Heaven Allows and Ali: Fear Eats the Soul recently