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filmaticbby · 4 months

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Less than Zero (1987) dir. Marek Kanievska

#less than zero #marek kanievska #cinematography #edward lachman #american cinema #robert downey junior #jami gertz #1980s

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scenesandscreens · 7 months

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El Conde (2023)

Director - Pablo Larraín, Cinematography - Edward Lachman

"The trouble is that love dies before the body does."

#scenesandscreens #The Count #el conde #pablo larraín #edward lachman #amparo noguera #diego muñoz #antonia zegers #stella gonet #Clemente Rodriguez #margaret thatcher #gloria münchmeyer #Lucía Hiriart #alfredo castro #paula luchsinger #catalina guerra #marcial tagle #jaime vadell #augusto pinochet

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twoheadedfilmfan · 5 months

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#carol #todd haynes #edward lachman #rooney mara #cate blanchett #2015 #behind the scenes #2010’s #2010s #christmas movies #2010s movies #2010s cinema

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annoyingthemesong · 9 months

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SUBLIME CINEMA #660 - FAR FROM HEAVEN

Todd Haynes' masterpiece feels more classic now than it did when it first was released - the gorgeous cinematography by Edward Lachman deliberately evokes 50's era technicolor melodramas in the style of Sirk, and ironically now even the look of this modern film feels like a remnant of the past. Movies simply don't look this good anymore.

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framesdump · 6 months

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Song for Drella (Edward Lachman, 1990)

#songs for drella #edward lachman #lou reed #john cale #1990 #c

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 3 months

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“The whole film is about the seduction of fascism, done as a satirical comedy,” says “El Conde” cinematographer Edward Lachman, who alongside director Pablo Larraín spins an alluring horror story about Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet as a bloodthirsty vampire living out his final days. Pinochet’s unchecked power lasted for 17 years beginning in 1973 and influenced every corner of the country, including the church.

Depicting the religious perspective in the narrative is Carmencita (Paula Luchsinger), a nun sent to perform an exorcism who instead is seduced by Pinochet and wants to become a vampire herself. With a single bite she drops her rosary beads and flies outside. Photographing the sequence was done practically over green screen for its realism. A rigging crew specializing in aerial work was brought in to hang Luchsinger from wires attached to a large crane. Camera crews then filmed her performance as she glided through the sky like a bird finding its wings. “Working off what’s there, the light, the wind, her movement in that space, all those things contributed to a visceral experience,” says Lachman. The moment of power doesn’t last long for the character — a fitting warning for those who try to seize it for their own gain.

#LA Times #Cinema #movies #fascism #edward lachman #Pablo Larrain #Augusto Pinochet #vampire

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tonybannerblog · 2 months

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