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50 of 50 · most liked firstIn French-ruled Algeria, Frantz Fanon was a psychiatrist and an active member of the National Liberation Front. A new movie portrays his commitment to the anti-colonial struggle.
unlabelledView post →When in opened, it seated over a thousand people, and showed its last film in 1961. This was the Oscar-winning biopic of Frantz List Song Without End, which starred Dirk Bogarde who went to the city's Allan Glen's School in his teenage years. #glasgow #govanhill #oldcinema #artdeco #architecture
unlabelledView post →5/9 The people who called me the N-word on my way to school – and who, more importantly, had their contorted, rageful faces captured on film abusing Ruby Bridges, the 6yo girl who desegregated William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans on 14 November 1960 – are still here.
unlabelledView post →"Concerning Violence" is a 2014 documentary film illustrating the Frantz Fanon's essay Concerning Violence from his book "The Wretched of the Earth". It was written & directed by Göran Olsson and narrated by Ms. Lauryn Hill. Scholar Gayatri Spivak gives preface. www.facebook.com/baeyoungco/p...
unlabelledView post →This puts me in mind of an extract from Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks'. When he speaks about sitting in a French movie theatre, waiting for the inevitable caricature of the Black man as interpreted by White European supremacy to appear on screen. "I wait for me..." Read the damn thread.
unlabelledView post →Every single member of that band in that movie is dressed as a different kind of dad but Chris Frantz takes the gold
unlabelledView post →Feature film about Frantz Fanon released last year begins when he is chef medical officer at a psych hospital in Algeria. Soon, his humanistic of Algerian patients attracts him wrath of his French colleagues & the director of the institution… He takes up the cause for the independance of Algeria.
unlabelledView post →Decolonizing Minds A powerful feature film on Frantz Fanon, colonial history, and the psychology of liberation. Film 19:30 Film + discussion exploring resistance, identity, and the ongoing impact of colonialism in North Africa. #FrantzFanon #DecolonizingMinds #DiasporaCinema #VentilatorCinema
unlabelledView post →The Last Waltz has the Neil Diamond performance, Stop Making Sense has Chris Frantz doing terrible stage banter during Genius of Love. Every great concert film needs one inexplicably bad moment.
unlabelledView post →'In French-ruled Algeria, Frantz Fanon was a psychiatrist and an active member of the National Liberation Front. A new movie portrays his commitment to the anti-colonial struggle.' jacobin.com/2025/04/fano...
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s watch, “Frantz”. It’s a exquisitely beautiful film. Gorgeous #BlackAndWhite cinematography. #GroovyMovies #Film 🎥🎞️🎬
unlabelledView post →Frantz is a really moving film, and I think his best. Double Lover is one of his most lurid and silly. It is great that one man made both.
unlabelledView post →‘Rediscovering Fanon’ review: A must-see revolutionary film. More than a rallying cry, the film deep dives into Frantz Fanon’s worldview, examining the role of violence against the oppressed. #film #history #doc #FilmReview
unlabelledView post →📽️ Movie Challenge 2026 - Week 6 Watch movie that is celebrating a major anniversary. This week I watched: Trouble Every Day (2001) Frantz (2016) Duelle (1976) Poison (1951) Cria! (1976) Small Change (1976) Diary of a Country Priest (1951)
unlabelledView post →The film version has Chris Frantz with a significant drum hit that is missing from the album version.
unlabelledView post →Random Music Movie Trailers. Stop Making Sense (1984) Dir. Jonathan Demme. Starring Tina Weymouth, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison, David Byrne, Lynn Mabry, Ednah Holt, Alex Weir, Steve Scales, Bernie Worrell, Alex the Novelty Oversized Suit. youtu.be/1OUTbT6nTSI?...
unlabelledView post →The Algerian filmmaker, Abdenour Zahzah’s film *Frantz Fanon* focuses on Fanon’s work at the Blida-Joinville hospital (1953-1955). Olivier Fanon plays Fanon’s friend Marcel Manville (who comes to Algeria to act as FLN activists’ lawyer). It ends on white jealousy and Fanon leaving Algeria.1/2
unlabelledView post →Are you familiar with Frantz Fanon? Because here's the podcast schedule for the week.
unlabelledView post →I'm officially stating that I've been wrong about Stop Making Sense since I first saw it ~30 yrs ago. Hard to imagine a better way to see a concert. The film feels so real that I kept being tempted to applaud. Props to the tireless Chris Frantz and the incredible backing singers.
unlabelledView post →Note to self: must rewatch. For No good reason, I somehow associate it with the entirely different but equally good Francois Ozon black and white film from a couple of years later: Frantz.
unlabelledView post →'Master Harold'…and the Boys: Theater review. Athol Fugard's play seems to have dramatizes Frantz Fanon's theories about the psychological impact of racism and colonialism on the human mind. #theater #review
unlabelledView post →Yeah, I mean I’ll pop back and forth once in awhile to catch local happenings around the city. But overall, and I can’t quite put my finger on it, the atmosphere has felt different. It feels like the engagement has significantly dropped, like Reddit did some algorith shift on the backend to over-control votes/downvotes. I was banned from the r/grapids one too from one of the rogue mods there, but whatever. Oh what I was going to say about the city comptroller thing is Max Frantz is baiting the…
unlabelledView post →True, but there’s some good stuff in this article - click on the Frantz Fanon link and you get another article, 11 years old, about the film ‘Concerning Violence’, by Göran Hugo Olsson…
unlabelledView post →Just last night I watched a movie about the aftermath of WW I. Your post, and the unforgettable memory of the movie came together perfectly to bring it all into focus. The movie was "Frantz", free on YouTube right now (with ads). Subtitles, but so riveting, I seriously hardly noticed them.
unlabelledView post →Frantz Lecoeur plays Calvin, our amateur filmmaker. He’s on his way into Manhattan here in New York City to work on shooting his latest film project, A Woman Exposed.
unlabelledView post →This week at Ventilator Cinema: Wed 10 Dec: KIVA – The Call of the Wisdom Keepers Thu 11 Dec: Made in Dagenham + panel on labor unions (free) Fri 12 Dec: Decolonizing Minds film about Frantz Fanon Sat 13 Dec (15:00): Compost for Wild Weeds free Sat 13 Dec (19:00): Alquimia Gala Sun 14 Dec: YINTAH
unlabelledView post →Highly recommend seeking out "True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956." Yes that is the full title of the film. It's a fiction film from 2024. A great intro to Fanon's life & work
unlabelledView post →I learned about slavery from Hollywood. Why is French cinema so slow to depict our own colonial crimes? A biopic of Frantz Fanon and other remarkable new movies are finding success via social media, yet remain invisible at the big film festivals www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
unlabelledView post →Chris Frantz is solely responsible for keeping Stop Making Sense a 100% perfect movie and it's 100% because he doesn't shut the fuck up during "genius of love". Also the blue shirt.
unlabelledView post →TOMORROW: Join us for a screening of “Concerning Violence”. Based on Frantz Fanon's work, it documents anti-colonial liberation struggles throughout Africa in the 1960's and 70's. 🗓️Saturday, February 1 ⏰Doors 12PM, Movie 1PM 📍The Parkway Theater, 4814 Chicago Ave, Mpls Tickets @ bit.ly/AWCFILM
unlabelledView post →I saw the re-release at an IMax theater. Brought back so many good memories. I have probably watched this more than any other movie. Also there is a part in Slippery People right at the last chorus where Chris Frantz hits his snare and it sounds like a rifle shot. Man, I love this album/movie.
unlabelledView post →You've likely seen the 1995 docudrama(?) film by Isaac Julien with Stuart Hall: "Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask". Been some time, but I recall that the film emphasized, and dramatized, the clinical work quite a bit more than a lot of treatments of Fanon.
unlabelledView post →Oh no, looking at letterboxd reviews is playing roulette with your sanity!! The ones for Funeral Parade of Roses are all about how miserable everyone is (?!) and Frantz reviews were all complaining the movie wasn't gay enough when the central point was why it was hidden.
unlabelledView post →Polyglots, help a gal out. I keep rewatching the series Maximillian & Marie de Bourgogne & the movie Frantz because I love how scenes go back & forth between French & German. What other media is out there in multiple languages? I need more of this!
unlabelledView post →An interesting basically fan edit of a bunch of footage Joe Frantz had laying around from the early Viva La Bam years around the time of the first Jackass movie. Some cool stuff, but feels like I had seen most of the footage in some way before. boxd.it/eZEcIZ
unlabelledView post →3rd Bonus #SongOfTheDay, 5/8/2026: "Genius Of Love" (1982 / live, 1983) by Tom Tom Club, from the concert film "Stop Making Sense" Happy 75th Birthday to drummer and #Fairfield resident Chris Frantz!
unlabelledView post →Read about pirates, Frantz Fanon, and spit in my review of The Bluff.
unlabelledView post →The only good thing about being sick is that you can lie on the couch all day and watch movies and TV series. I just watched Frantz. A black-and-white drama set after world war I. A French soldier comes to Germany to ask the parents and the fiancee of the man he killed in the war for forgiveness. It is a wild mixture of guilt, forgiveness and love. I liked it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mytb1Ms7KLI #nates1984 #Frantz
unlabelledView post →. . . Demos & Live as a 3 CD set on Rhino. The recordings feature David Byrne, Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, and includes their recordings as the Artistics among others. 5 ) The animated film OZi: Voice of the Forest, about a rescued orangutang using her status as an influencer to save her. . .
unlabelledView post →Frantz Fanon centenary event: Wretched of the Earth Film screening and discussion Sunday Dec 7th, 6pm Oxford Cinema and Cafe, City Centre Limited £10 advance tickets available or £15 on the door www.oxfordcinema.co.uk/buy-tickets
unlabelledView post →Curious about what you think of this film. (Feature film about Frantz Fanon released last year begins when he is chef medical officer at a psych hospital in Algeria. Shows how his treatment of Algerian patients attracted wrath of some colleagues and the director of the institution…)
unlabelledView post →One remarkable scene from Zahzah’s film *Frantz Fanon* depicts the psyche of the torturer. The French officer who tortures in Algeria considers himself the foremost & sole victim, completely obliterating the subjects of his torture. Relevant to view it in larger context: violent oppressor-as-victim.
unlabelledView post →Really, AI? There are TWO movies called "Franz"? One entitled "Franz" and another titled "Frantz" which is a different word and different movie completely. FYI, I was looking for one of these two movies that was actually the one that I searched for.
unlabelledView post →“A biopic of Frantz Fanon and other remarkable new movies are finding success via social media” #FrenchCinema #FrantzFanon #NoChainsNoMasters #Zion www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
unlabelledView post →Upcoming French movie, biopic about Frantz Fanon. He had turned up for a stint to work at the local psychiatric hospital in Dole. A local journalist is investigating his psychiatric work here, to no avail - his records seem unusually bare. Interesting to watch for colonial issues in psychiatry.
unlabelledView post →Learn french through culture Today: 💬 I talk about Frantz Fanon a psychiatrist & anti-colonial activist. 👀 Read about him 🎬 Check the trailer of the new movie about him. 🎮 Play to learn french vocab. Clémence 🕊 tinyurl.com/dcc5wayb #frenchculture #frenchnews #learnfrenchvocabulary
unlabelledView post →Biopic explores the life and legacy of Frantz Fanon, a century after his birth ...A new film by director Jean-Claude Barny seeks to answer that question in a year that marks a century since the birth of one of the most influential figures in 20th-c. anti-colonial thought www.rfi.fr/en/culture/2...
unlabelledView post →Noted. So far I have the following planned: In the House Sitcom Potiche 8 Women Swimming Pool Under the Sand Jeune and Jolie Frantz And now I've added The New Girlfriend. :-) Also going to revisit a non-Ozon movie which I remember loving. Have you seen Julio Medem's The Red Squirrel?
unlabelledView post →#FRANTZ (2016) Directed by #FrancoisOzon Cinematography by Pascal Marti #PrimeVideo #film #cinema #movies
unlabelledView post →What is the most painful, the war or the lies? This is pleasantly a surprise film. I would say it is this year's the Oscar winning film 'Ida'. Frankly, there's nothing to compare between two. Not just both of them are modern black and white film, but they are quite similar in the portrayal of lead female characters. Just like 'Marie's Story', it was also inspired by another Hollywood film, 'Broken Lullaby'. I haven't seen that. Even not many people have seen it. One of the less known classic…
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