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Coming Attractions
We hope to feature quicktime movies, animations, flybys and walkthroughs in the cinema.
Some animated graphics by
Chris Paulsen can now be seen in the
PopArt Gallery.
Plus I've started a
cyberpunk film and documentary listing.
*note: This site is going to be slow
in developing. I currently lack the equipment to do it justice...
but hope
springs eternal. If you can help, please contact.
In the meantime, check out the cinema-related sites on the net listed below.
Luc Besson
Films
(specifically about the films of Luc
Besson... not a link site)
Tod Browning
(director of Dracula; Freaks;
etc.)
Luis Bunuel
(director of Un Chien Andalou;
L'Age d'Or; Belle du Jour; The Discrete Charm of the Bourgoise; The Milky Way;
etc.)
Donald Cammell
(director of Demon Seed,
and co-director of Performance...
haven't done a search... let me know of
any website devoted to this man)
David
Cronenberg
(interviews, pix, and links)
Terry Gilliam
(director of Brazil; Time
Bandits, 1981; The Fisher King; Twelve Monkeys; etc.)
Peter
Greenaway
(archive site... films, books,
exhibitions, opera)
The Kubrick
Multimedia Film Guide
(film guide devoted to the
work of Stanley Kubrick... plus links)
Mike Leigh
(director of Naked; Secrets and
Lies, 1995; Career Girls; etc.)
LucasArts
Entertainment
(for all things from the stable of
George Lucas... not a link site)
Paul Schrader
(director of American
Gigolo, 1980, US; Cat People, US; Mishima, Japan... wrote Taxi Driver, US;
co-wrote Raging Bull, US...
haven't done a search... let me know of any
website devoted to this man)
Martin
Scorsese
(filmography, biography, film
stills)
Ridley Scott
(director of Alien, Legend,
etc.)
"Shamefully, I still haven't had time or opportunity to
search for a good link...
"Ridley Scott is a truly incredible visualist...
if you know of a really comprehensive site covering this director, please send
me the URL. In the meantime check the Bladerunner sites at
CyFilm." --Henry
W.Targowski.
Tony Scott
(director of The Hunger...
brother of Ridley Scott)
Steven Spielberg
(director of Duel; Jaws;
Close Encounters; ET the Extra-Terrestrial, 1982; Schindler's List;
etc.)
A Quentin
Tarantino Page
(maintained by Haiyan Zhang)
Tarantino
World
(news, clips, soundbytes)
The
Ultimate Quentin Tarantino Links
(links
site)
Peter
Whitehead
(documentary filmmaker, author...
personal website... e-mail: peterw@hathor.demon.co.uk)
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Academy
Awards
(haven't checked this link)
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences
(official website... includes the
Oscars)
Adult Film
Database
(as stated)
All-Movie
Guide
(with search engines)
Browse
Video Files
(video links)
Cine
House
(film site links page)
Cinema
Sites
(every film-related site on the net is
cataloged here...
highly recommended jump space for teleporting to all
things cinematic...
seeing is believing!)
CineMedia
Directory
(expansive links site... all things
media... recommended)
CineMedia
Site
(over 4000 links... different URL to above...
could be a mirror site)
Coming
Attractions
(news and info about upcoming
films)
A
Consumers' Guide To Blaxploitation Movies
('nuff
said)
Cyberpunk Films
(internal link... under construction)
Early Motion
Pictures Homepage
(Library of Congress site where
you can actually download films from cinema's early days...
you'll need
loads of memory and lots of patience)
Film Com
(US-based guide to the cinema... reviews, links)
Flicker
("home page for the alternative cinematic experience"...
maintained by Scott Stark...
independent, experimental, and
avant-garde...
exhibitions, grants... plus links)
The 48th
Cannes International Film Festival
(news, gossip,
etc... uncertain if temporary site)
Golden
Age of Porn
(massive text archive of porn movies...
good resource)
Hollywood Online
(film information, trailers, sounds, games)
Hong Kong
Cinema
("One of the best Hong Kong film pages."
--Lawrence Person.)
Horror
in the Movies
(comprehensive archive)
The Internet Movie Database
(this site catalogs and searches internet sites relevant to
film and TV...
and it conducts an interactive poll on a movie's
popularity... recommended)
The
London Calling Film Museum
(maintained and edited
by David Parry and Paul Cohen...
"The film review section at this London
website contains some of the best reviews I've ever read... check it out" --Henry W.Targowski.)
Made
In Hong Kong
(issue UK versions of Hong Kong
videos...
"A good U.K. Hong Kong film homepage." --Lawrence Person.)
MCA
(film studio... commercial website)
Movies of
the Past
(film site based at MIT)
MovieWeb
(for film previews)
Mr Showbiz
(non-hollywood approach to film reviews and
articles)
Science
Fiction
(TV science fiction database)
Terri's Movie
Page
(illustrated with lots of film posters...
had no luck with this site the last time I looked... let me know if this is now
a dead webpage)
Throw
Another Cowboy on the Fire
("Official Unofficial
Marx Brothers Web Site")
TV Net
(comprehensive link site)
U.S.
National Film Registry -- Titles
(resource)
Videodrome
("The place to come for the good, the bad and the downright
trashy in the world of TV and Movies"... contains a Hammer Horror
section)
The Virtual Film
Festival
(online film critique/discussion)
Widescreen
Review
(lists every widescreen video available in
the UK)
Winona Ryder
(latest news, filmography, database of articles)
Women in
Cinema
(reference site with bibliography)
X-Files
(the official homepage)
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Cameras, Cameras, Cameras
(netcam sites... links to online cameras)
DemoWorld
(I bookmarked this site ages ago, but didn't take notes...
sorry!...
check it out and let me know what's happening here)
KMR Media
(selection of 4 pages with push-pull animations)
MPEG Movie
Archive
(clips to download... R-rated section has
been closed)
NASAcam
(live cams, mission displays... a view into NASA Mission
Control)
Oliver's
Erotic Pic & MPEG Collection
(animated
erotica... adults only)
TV
Live!
(live grab from US TV and cable networks...
updated every minute)
Web
Voyeur
(good index of netcam links...
some of
which are worth a look, some are boring, and some are hoaxes, so be
warned!)
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Amsterdam
(Filmgids Amsterdam)
Dublin
(Dublin Cinema Guide)
London
(UK Internet Film Guide)
Paris
(Paris Music, Theatres and Movie Halls... a search facility
presented by the Pompidou centre)
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E Guide
(UK-based guide to cinema, TV, and video... news, reviews,
interviews)
Empire Web
(UK-based film and video magazine...
besides the usual news,
reviews, interviews, and features, includes 4 chat rooms)
Entertainment
Weekly
(online version... film reviews, interviews,
Oscar coverage... plus links)
Film Scouts
(movie news, trailers, festival info, reviews, interviews,
opinion...
love the rendered cinema building... would like to place the
entire building into Anachron City as a link... source code, please!)
IDFA Magazine
("IDFA is a filmfestival that is held every year in Amsterdam in
November/December. IDFA Magazine on the Internet is meant to keep everybody
posted during the year on what's happening in the world of international
documentary film making." --Peter
Gielissen.)
indieWIRE
("We cover all sorts of timely news and information important to
the indie filmmaker, film fan or professional. indieWIRE on the web features a
searchable database of all past issues, each days new issue, message boards and
an online subscription option for free daily email delivery."
--Eugene Hernandez, Co-Publisher.)
Kronos
(cult and trash movies... science fiction and horror...
film
details and movie posters... what more could you ask for)
Premiere
(film news and synopsis, articles, features, interviews)
WWW
Backstage
(e-zine... film industry news... plus
links to Variety , Today , Premiere , etc.)
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Full Motion
(shareware... "the AVI/MOV video screen saver. That way,
people can watch your clips again and again in a fun way." --David
Vedder.)
RealPlayer
(realtime video and audio... software)
StreamWorks
(realtime audio and video... software)
Video Launch
Pad
(shareware... "one of the top AVI/MOV video
players. Features: slo-mo, freeze frame and frame advance, capture frames as
BMP files, real-time draggable FWD and REW, and much more." --David
Vedder.)
VivoActive ActiveX viewer
(software... audio and video compression...
realtime)
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Ambient Links
Page
(contains some good links of interest to the
professional)
London Filmmakers
Co-op
(independent cinema)
Screening Room
(page on Kaleidospace Independent
Internet Artists... "features a large group of musicians and visual
artists, including several who have produced 'ambient video' and experimental
films." --editors.)
Speed &
Absinthe
("It's a movie about a college student who
discovers a couple of bottles of absinthe...and decides to bring back the drink
in America." --Stuart L. Carroll.)
UIPL
(independent film site... their film "Dark Summer" directed and
produced by Charles Teton, features Augustus Pablo samples from the
soundtrack...
*note: uncertain if the URL is correct)
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and contributions to:
hwt@anachron.demon.co.uk
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© Anachron Foundation, Mark/Space Interplanetary Review. Page compiled by Henry W.Targowski, with ray-tracing assistance by: Charly Jungbauer; and input from: Stuart L.Carroll, Peter Gielissen, Eugene Hernandez, Chris Paulsen, Lawrence Person, David Vedder