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Netherspace

Andrew Lane and Nigel Foster

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Contact with an alien race, the Gliese, has been made, but communication is impossible. There is...

Pandorahearts - Caucus Race: Vol. 1

Jun Mochizuki and Shinobu Wakamiya

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In this first ever novelization based on the work of the New York Times bestselling manga artist Jun...

Fearless (2006)

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After a terrible tragedy, a martial artist (Jet Li) retreats to a remote village to gain a new...

Daniel Lopatin recommended Ivan's Childhood (1962) in Movies (curated)

Ivan's Childhood (1962)

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"Tarkovsky is my hero, and the hero of Russian cinema—a man who found a way to make transcendent, transgressive films that went beyond his political circumstances and captured something far more primordial and enigmatic about the world itself. For this and many other reasons, he’s considered to be one of the great directors in cinema history, which is no small feat for a Soviet artist. If you’re a newcomer to his films, start with Ivan’s Childhood and go from there."

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Daniel Lopatin recommended Andrei Rublev (1966) in Movies (curated)

Andrei Rublev (1966)

1966 | Biography, Drama, History

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Nadine Shah recommended Vox Lux (2018) in Movies (curated)

Vox Lux (2018)

2018 | Drama, Musical

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"Natalie Portman plays a young teenage pop artist, Celeste, who starts making music after surviving a school shooting. Then it becomes a film about what the pop industry can do to people, what not to do within it, and about messiah complexes. It’s a really over-the-top, sinister film – it becomes almost alien. But it also reminds you to keep your ego in check, pull your baseball cap down, don’t get lost in the madness, and just keep working."

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Jenny Saville recommended Vincent Van Gogh: The Letters in Books (curated)

"This is a set of six volumes and it’s expensive — but worth it for life. Van Gogh’s letters, along with the letters of Cezanne, are always inspirational to read. His pursuit of reality is thrilling, his lack of confidence, fears, doubts, excitement, his passion for nature and intensity when he talks about color, and the future of art drive you and help you accept your follies as an artist. And he did it all in such a short period of time."

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