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Wonderful man

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The figure of Jesus isn't as 'numinous' as the God of the Old Testament, but he surely possesses a terrifyingly divine aura, and His words promise forgiveness and eternal joy for the saved just as much as they promise eternal punishment for the damned.

I wonder if Greenaway has ever read contemporary comics, like Chris Ware?

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Is he doing an impersonation of Pinter in this talk? It's not bad...

What a boring pedantic slog 😂

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Does anybody know where one can find the full version of Greenaway’s Atomic Bombs on the Planet Earth? I’d really like to show that to some friends and teachers but this video is the only place I know with the full film.

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Hahahah mikä tosielämän näyttelijä 😂 Ei mitään annettavaa yhteiskunnalle, pelkkä (jättimäinen) kuluerä veronmaksajalle.

Fascinating man. It is a pity he is nearing the end of his life. I want him to live longer. His films make me very uncomfortable but I am coming to the conclusion some of them may well be brilliant (perhaps delete but and inset an and)

Perfect.

Excellent , i would like to contact to you

Bravo!

Nice one! Keep up the great work! You should use SMZeus . c o m!! It will help you get your videos higher in the search results.

Muito show! Parabéns!!! Passei e me inscrevi. Vai ser um prazer ter vc lá no meu canal tbm!! Bjss

Nice one!

Does anyone know the 1950s Czech driver film he's referring to at 23mins?

he is talking about videogames and VR. that is the new evolution of cinema. beyond that, when you get to play the characters in the movies yourself

Thanks.

In the beginning was the word (logos) ...and the word became flesh (image?)

He's wrong about actors. Ricky Gervais in 'The Office' is making a spectacle of his awareness that he is being filmed or watched. This is key in the entire narrative gaze. Since that show, there have been countless copies of this tone where the performers make a thing of being watched. Most stand up comedians are mugging to the audience and using their awareness of their gaze in the act.

Greenaway speaks like Gielgud.

Wonderful time spent engaged in 2 mediums I adore by a true connoisseur. Greenaway's films are some of the best I've seen. Alas, I now retire to the humdrum narrative of Netflix.

31:36´give me goose spones! Love you dearly Juhani, non other have make me feel like you did when I read your book, Habitar, (translated in spanish)

*RIP Claes Andersson. Your “Det är inte lätt att vara villaägare i dessa tider” Nec Plus Ultra, absolutment. But, **4:48** Six Years, three x week Psychotherapy. "Wer soll das bezahlen, Wer hat das bestellt, Wer hat so viel Pinke-pinke, Wer hat so viel Geld?"*

May be illustrated text, but a great performance is compelling to watch

Hawking gets way too much credit ..this guy alone is why I believe in God!

Excellent talk! Thank you for sharing it!

awesome, thanks.

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Hi Peter, long time no see

@9:02 - The problem I have with the "no center" way of explaining the expansion of the universe is that every time I see a picture of a spherical boundary expanding outward like all the examples in the books show, I can see a center inside the sphere. I mean, we are radially moving away from some point where we were closer to everything else we can see in the universe if the big bang is true. It could be argued that this is just a localized point in a much larger surface, but for the purposes of human intuition it seems like a center to me.

What's dead is two hour lectures againt five minute cat videos.

Had the pleasure of interviewing him in Paris during production of the opera he discusses, "Rosa." He has his schtick, but when I went past that, he was the most gracious, thoughtful guy you'll ever meet. Andriessen called him a "genius - and I do not use that term."

el peinado de Juhani....

What's more dead than cinema? Hmm. Probably painting.. And there is something deeply unsatisfying about Greenaway's endless quotations on art and his dispassionate assembling of images like stirring paint in a can.

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What about the original-in English,plz!

Hello. I've read your tekst on forbes.com of 14/12/2006 entitled "Cheating is good for you"... www.forbes.com/2006/12/10/video-games-cheating-tech-cz_mc_games06_1212consalvo.html. Well, I couldn't disagree more. I play online myself, I do not agree with any of the benefits you name. Furthermore, you state, quote, "First of all, everybody cheats." end quote. Excuse me, that is absolutely NOT TRUE. The best times I had playing online where with true honest players, many, many honest players, not with cheaters. I NEVER cheated in any videogame, ever, and the experience is great. If a game is complicated and difficult, the more interesting it becomes over time, and the more fulfilled we feel. I congratulate the winners which do not cheat. I despise the cheater, and that is all he/she deserves. Do not forget that cheating in a videogame begins with not purchasing one and dowloading or copying it without paying for it. That is the first cheat. All following cheats break down the community of players like myself who payed good money for those expensive games, and are now forced to share the online space with cheaters who have other rules and therefore give no chance of a good, honest result for the rest of us who do everything by the book. Why are there rules? Because rules should be for everyone, otherwise it does not work for anyone. If someone breaks the speed limit, gets a ticket or worse. If someone gets ahead of you for a table at the restaurant, you complain. If an online player cheats, it's ok, because even a professor says so... Cheating is never good. That is what I teach my daughter. That is what my parents taught me, my brothers and sisters. For every cheater out there, many openhearted honest players loose too much. That is the reality. It is also not good for the cheater at all, in the long run. Many games turn empty right after a cheater starts he's "thing", ending up alone on that server, and many others have been permanently banned from games for cheating. Where is that any good for them? Honestly, anything in life becomes lame when it is too easy. The best things in life, however, are the ones we conquer with sweat and commitment. I'm afraid your words will mislead many cheaters and future cheaters into believing one wrong thing: that it might be ok to cheat. Thank you. Best regards. FS

Great talk!

I've been an admirer of Peter Greenaway since I first saw his DRAUGHTSMAN'S CONTRACT in the 1980's and I recently watched REMBRANDT'S J'ACCUSE. Both are very fine films. I'm looking forward to seeing his EISENSTEIN film. Trained as a painter, he is, without question, a visual connoisseur and a highly engaging, articulate personality. While I relish the opportunity to view his work, his exploring one medium after another (painting, cinema, new media) doesn't mean the death of one of them. Proclaiming the cinema to be dead is pompous. The novel may not be the main source of artistic consumption now as it was in the 19th century but novels are still being written, including fine ones and people are reading them. Painting is no longer on the level of the the Renaissance Masters but that's not the point, works of quality are still being made by contemporary artists. Greenaway says the cinema died in 1983 because now we have different and newer gadgets to play with and we can control how we view it. It's like saying, painting is dead because we can buy a print of a work of art or even upload it to our mobile phone. Also, let me think of some of the films I've seen since 1983... Bernardo Bertolucci's THE LAST EMPEROR, Martin Scorsese's THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, Gianni Amelio's OPEN DOORS, the late Jacques Rivette's LA BELLE NOISEUSE, Terry Zwigoff's CRUMB, Gaspar Noe's I STAND ALONE, David Lynch's MULHOLLAND DR., Paolo Sorrentino's THE GREAT BEAUTY and Greenaway's own work. Those are just a few examples that I picked out in a few seconds. I could go on and list more and more films by the same directors and others. His post-modern, deconstructionist take on cinema is undeniably pleasurable at times but also irritating and short sighted. Irritating because his avalanche of sights, sounds and words do not always consolidate, as they did for Orson Welles, for example. Short sighted because the cinema is also an industry and as Welles himself reportedly once said, anyone who doesn't think money plays a part in it is a fool. It's difficult enough for serious film-makers to get funding for their projects, they shouldn't be told that they need to abandon text (the script), stop directing actors, etc... let alone that the medium is dead. The cinema is the most incestuous art form there is. It has stolen from every other medium - literature, music, painting, theatre, you name it. That is its genius. There is no one way of doing film just as there is no one philosophy. There are only philosophers and film-makers. Thanks just the same, Mr. Greenaway.

That a bomb multiscreen display looked like a tame 1980s art installation

You're the Singularity trying to explain itself in human terms.

The wonder of Peter Greenaway...

Where can I find the transcript for this great lecture?