Transcendental Style in Film: Paul Schrader, Sacred Space vs. Sacred Time in Cinema

Here is the video about sacred space: • Venturing into Sacred ...
If you would like to join me on the journey through the seven basic plots, the lecture videos are linked below:
What is Rags to Riches? • What is the meaning of...
Introduction to the Seven Basic Plots: • On Writing - The Seven...
Rags to Riches (Lecture): • The Seven Basic Plots:...
Overcoming the Monster Part I: • On Writing- The Seven ...
Overcoming the Monster Part II: • On Writing -The Seven ...
Voyage and Return Part I: • On Writing - The Seven...
Voyage and Return Part II: • On Writing - The Seven...
Voyage and Return Part III: • On Writing - The Seven...
Voyage and Return Part IV: • On Writing - The Seven...
I was inspired by @youthnation1 and @PaulVanderKlay and @JonathanPageau in making these videos
For a great look at the 1986 Mets and Red Sox, @SecretBaseSBN has a great video on it here: • Bill Buckner’s World S...

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"The center cannot hold" is a line from the poem "The Second Coming" by W.B. Yeats, written in 1919. This line is often interpreted as a metaphor for a society or system that is in a state of chaos or disintegration, where things are falling apart and there is a lack of stability or order. The "center" in this context represents a sense of unity, cohesion, or control, and when it cannot hold, it signifies a breakdown of the established norms, values, or structures that hold a society together. This phrase is often used to describe situations where there is widespread unrest, uncertainty, or upheaval." - Assistant

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Oh, this is interesting

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LSOO channel guy is quite accessible. I've interacted with him when I commented on some of his videos.

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I’m definitely going to reach out

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Paul Shrader, graduate of Calvin College...

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So you knew about him!

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Do you think this (transcendence) is what Kubrick was going for (at least to some extent) with Barry Lyndon (one of my favorite movies)? He delays edits, uses long shots without moving the camera, etc.