How Do We Deal with Old Movies?
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0:00 - Introduction
5:38 - How Do We Deal with Old Movies?
17:25 - The Searchers
30:08 - Historical Narcissism & Enjoying the Problematic
34:16 - Tone & Framing
39:23 - What Do We Do?
Engaging with film history also means engaging with the problematic. How do we deal with old movies which espouse offensive values and ideologies? This video essay addresses and complicates this question, drawing film film historians, critics, and disparate works from The Searchers to Mae West to James Bond to Gone with the Wind to Dirty Harry (and more!)
Artwork by Brooke Spencer
Filmography: https://letterboxd.com/eyebrowcinema/...
Works Cited: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e...
Music Featured:
Symphony No. 1 - Hope? by Steve Combs
sednoseteres by Hinterheim
Setup With An E by Small Colin
Love Him by Loyalty Freak Music
69 Bronco by DJ Williams
AnaCaptainslogue by Noir Et Blanc Vie
Dream Escape by The Tides
Anomalous Hedges by The Mini Vandals
Running Waters by Audionautix
Both Flanks by Small Colin
Night Music by Kevin MacLeod
Blacksmith by Godmode
End of the Trip by Komiku
The Empty Moons of Jupiter by DivKid
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Support me on Patreon! Benefits include early access, exclusive vlogs, and more: Patreon: eyebrowcinema
0:00 - Introduction
5:38 - How Do We Deal with Old Movies?
17:25 - The Searchers
30:08 - Historical Narcissism & Enjoying the Problematic
34:16 - Tone & Framing
39:23 - What Do We Do?
Engaging with film history also means engaging with the problematic. How do we deal with old movies which espouse offensive values and ideologies? This video essay addresses and complicates this question, drawing film film historians, critics, and disparate works from The Searchers to Mae West to James Bond to Gone with the Wind to Dirty Harry (and more!)
Artwork by Brooke Spencer
Filmography: https://letterboxd.com/eyebrowcinema/...
Works Cited: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e...
Music Featured:
Symphony No. 1 - Hope? by Steve Combs
sednoseteres by Hinterheim
Setup With An E by Small Colin
Love Him by Loyalty Freak Music
69 Bronco by DJ Williams
AnaCaptainslogue by Noir Et Blanc Vie
Dream Escape by The Tides
Anomalous Hedges by The Mini Vandals
Running Waters by Audionautix
Both Flanks by Small Colin
Night Music by Kevin MacLeod
Blacksmith by Godmode
End of the Trip by Komiku
The Empty Moons of Jupiter by DivKid
More Eyebrow Cinema:
Revisiting the AFI's Top 100 Movies
The Top Ten BEST Movies Watched in 20...
The Horror Cinema of Ingmar Bergman
On The French Connection's Censorship
David Fincher - Actor's Director
Kubrick's Books - The Adaptations of ...
The Wendy Theory is Bad
Art Without The Artist (and Other Hor...
Who Watches the Watchlist? | In the M...
Food in Taxi Driver
Top Gun Maverick is (Not) The Best Mo...
Top Ten BEST Movies Watched in 2022 |...
Movie Theaters are the Last Bastion o...
Scorsese by Ebert - How Roger Saw Marty
The Death of Michael Corleone - How I...
The Eyebrow Cinema DVD Dumpster Dive
The Last Picture Show and the Legacy ...
This Might Be My Masterpiece - Inglou...
The Film Bro is Dead
Chris Benoit and Separating the Art f...
Villains Reformed in Batman: The Anim...
Listening to Blade Runner's Terrible ...
No, Superhero Movies are NOT Like Wes...
Dark Souls Difficulty and the Easy Mo...
The Fly - The First Horror Movie I Loved
Dune, Star Wars and Building Sci-Fi W...
On Her Majesty's Secret Service and T...
Long Movies are Good, Actually
Harry Potter - 10 Years Later
Never Say Never Again is a Waste
Being John Malkovich and the Office M...
The Plot Holes of Vertigo (and why th...
Learning to Love Batman v. Superman
The Decay of Cinema
Snow Westerns are The Best Christmas ...
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