SUSPIRIA SCREENING WITH LIVE BAND
Hello stemmers,
On Friday night me and @dressedtokillyou went to a really cool screening of the movie Suspiria with additional live music by the band that provided the score to the film Goblin.
It was screened at a chapel turned activity centre, the building as amazing, of course being a chapel what else..!
The movie revolves around an American girl attending a dancing school in Berlin,but not everything is what it seems as there's a legend about a witch that lived inn the area and years ago disappeared and some people say that she might still living around and there might be a coven paying tribute to her figure.
So with that premise and the aesthetics of the movie it was absolutely fantastic that they showed the movie in that place
With the lights set and the colours of the movie itself and the acoustic of the place with the live band it make you feel like you were inside the movie!
It was totally worth it!
the following night they were doing a greatest hits set with clips of different movies from the band's scores for different movie soundtracks
There's actually a remake coming out later this year with Dakota Johnson,apparently is focusing more on the witches so let's hope it's gonna be as good as the original!
Hope that everyone is having a good start of the week..here I leave you with my breakfast and a good read courtesy of Ceremonia Sangrienta a really cool Spanish Fanzine.
You can check it out here:
http://www.ceremoniasangrienta.com
My cup of event! Argento's Suspiria is having a remake this year: Oh!
yeah it was soooo good!! and yes, a bit sceptic about the remake but definitely will check it out! :)
@allangraves, I just woke up and I'm think again about this remake. And what was so good about Suspiria? The fascinating frame shots, the colors, the music?But also, isn't it the characters he choses, so fragile and so specific? And I really can not imagine what are we going to see, but also - I somehow can't wait! :)
Your post was manually selected and voted for by @illuminati-inc (IINC) with support of @curie. About IINC: here. About Curie: here.