No.10189
Post киноs with the kids (leading) characters.
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No.10196
Hm let's see
These should qualify
I haven't seen the Greek movie though
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No.10205
>>10189
Anything by Ivan Noel should qualify.
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No.10210
I liked this one. Someone posted a link here >>7984
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No.10241
Les Destins de Manoel - a very cool 3 part miniseries by Raoul Ruiz where a boy lives through similar events on alternate timelines. Different choices produces different "destinies"
Neco z Alenky - Svankmajer's Alice in Wonderland. I wasn't as impressed as I expected but it's still a fun watch and an essential adaptation
Jeux interdits AKA Forbidden Games - early classic by Rene Clement
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No.10258
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Michael Apted - Seven Up (1964)
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No.10269
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No.10272
>>10258
quite interesting, thank you
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No.10283
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No.10385
Lucile Hadzihalilovic is one active director who focuses a lot on childhood. I wonder what personal experience drives her interest in the subject. Maybe someone here knows an interview where she explains it?
Her first film resembles a bleak Gaspar Noe effort. From what I saw the child's experience was unpleasant.
Innocence and Evolution take a departure into a fantasy version of our own world. In each film, the children are raised in a controlled environment. They're sometimes treated more like property than human beings. Individuals are expected to conform to the system in place. This erosion of identity is reiterated by the characters' donning of uniforms. Sometimes this system is beneficial to the individual, other times it's definitely not.
For whatever reason these two films both have pedo bait. Nothing too creepy but it's still there.
My guess is the life experiences she draws upon to make her films are
1- boarding school
2- diddled at age 10
Regardless she's developed a unique, interesting aesthetic and I enjoy watching her career progress
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No.10537
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No.10731
Must be seen before the age of 14 to have the greatest impact; essential.
>Spirited Away and the rest of Studio Ghibli works'
>Toy Story trilogy (must be seen before 6/7)
>Olympia
>The Angry Birds Movie
>The Color of Pomegranates
>Bad Boys (1983 movie)
>The Breakfast Club
>Olive the Other Reindeer
>Coraline
>Don Bluth's filmogrpahy (must be seen before 8-10)
>Corpse Bride
>Neon Genesis Evangelion
>Stand By Me
>The Brave Little Toaster
>The Wizard of Oz
>Waltz With Bashir (some Israeli propoganda like muh ebil phalangists and treating memory as replacable)
>The Terminator 2
>Moonrise Kingdom
>Logan's Run
>Labyrinth
>Les Quatre Cents Coups
>The Sacrifice
>Where Is the Friend's Home?
>The Sand Pebbles
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No.10732
>>10731
Not bad. Can kids handle subtitles?
I don't want to encourage anyone to spend their youth in front of a TV screen, but I remember enjoying these when I was younger
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No.10736
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>>10731
The Hobbit cartoon should be seen before age 12
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No.10955
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No.10960
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No.10963
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"My name's Martin and I'm always on my own in my hideout, because the others don't let me play with them."
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No.11325
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No.11349
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No.12103
The 25 Greatest Child Performances in Cinema History
ordered chronologically
1. Rinaldo Smordoni in “Shoeshine” (1946)
2. Enzo Staiola in “The Bicycle Thief” (1948)
3. Brigitte Fossey in “Forbidden Games” (1952)
4. Jean-Pierre Léaud in “The 400 Blows” (1959)
5. Martin Stephens in “The Innocents” (1961)
6. Nikolay Burlyaev in “Ivan’s Childhood” (1962)
7. David Bradley in “Kes” (1969)
8. Tetsuo Abe in “Boy” (1969)
9. Tatum O’Neal in “Paper Moon” (1973)
10. Ana Torrent in “The Spirit of the Beehive” (1973)
11. David Bennent in “The Tin Drum” (1979)
12. Majid Niroumand in “The Runner” (1984)
13. Aleksey Kravchenko in “Come and See” (1985)
14. Gaspard Manesse in “Au Revoir Les Enfants” (1987)
15. Salvatore Cascio in “Cinema Paradiso” (1988)
16. Natalie Portman in “Léon: The Professional” (1994)
17. Jéreémie Renier in “La Promesse” (1996)
18. Victoire Thivisol in “Ponette” (1996)
19. Jacob Kogan in “Joshua” (2007)
20. Lina Leandersson in “Let the Right One In” (2008)
21. Isabelle Fuhrman in “Orphan” (2009)
22. Bailee Madison in “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark” (2010)
23. Mira Grosin in “We Are The Best!” (2013)
24. Abraham Attah in “Beasts of No Nation” (2015)
25. Jacob Tremblay in “Room” (2015)
http://www.tasteofcinema.com/2016/the-25-greatest-child-performances-in-cinema-history/
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No.12106
>>12103
>no Fanny and Alexander
Did they consider it a TV show? Is that why it isn't included?
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No.12113
From 1896. Absolutely beautiful! These kids must be older than my great-grandparents.
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No.12115
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No.12122
Roy Andersson - 1970 - En kärlekshistoria
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No.12123
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No.12125
oh, forgot to mention Valerie a týden divů
Didn't see it yet, but I have high expectations.
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No.12131
>>12125
It's one of my favourite films. I hope you like it.
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No.12271
A Story of Children and Film is the world's first movie about kids in global cinema. It's passionate, poetic, portrait of the adventure of childhood: its surrealism, loneliness, fun, destructiveness and stroppiness: as seen through 53 great films from 25 countries. A story of children and film is an eye opener, a landmark film and a celebration of both childhood and the movies.
http://astoryofchildrenandfilm.com/
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No.14282
some more...
Hector Babenco - Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco AKA Pixote (1981)
>The life of a boy in the streets of Sao Paulo, involved with crimes, prostitution and drugs.
Mai Zetterling - Månen är en grön ost AKA The Moon Is A Blue Cheese (1977)
>A family in their summer house in the Stockholm archipelago. The two daughters fantasize they are adults, representing different colors - red, yellow, blue, green, violet, black and indigo.
Jacques Doillon - Ponette (1996)
>A four-year-old girl tries to come to terms with the sudden death of her mother.
Zoltán Fábri - A Pál utcai fiúk AKA The Boys of Paul Street (1968)
>In Budapest, two rival gangs of young boys lay claim to a vacant lot.
Arunas Zebriunas - Malenkiy prints AKA The Little Prince (1966)
>A little boy leaves the safety of his own tiny planet to travel the universe, learning the vagaries of adult behavior through a series of extraordinary encounters.
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No.14283
>>10258
All these series are incredible. i've watched up to 35 up.
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No.14439
I feel like coming-of-age films could be in a different category than Kid Kino, but here's a comfy one from the USSR. A boy aspires to be a drummer while struggling with his first romantic relationship.
I particularly like the mellow groove here, music that's right up my alley. I still haven't figured out the name of this band.
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No.14441
>>14439
That girl is cute as fuck
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No.14496
Here's a clip from Elyer Ishmukhamedov's debut film. I like hos this delightful sequence is constructed, beginning with a rush through the neighborhood streets.
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No.14497
>>10196
Tarkovski is quintessential when it comes to portaying kids in film. It is actually one of his characteristics. I'm at the moment writing a text about the relationship of kids and tarkovski's films. There is no andrei film that doesn't touch the topic.
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