Mar 13
The peach and the cobbler
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The peach and the cobbler
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Hysterical!!! OMG, Itzhak Perlman is so funny! This is the best.
March 2018 U.S. Theatrical Film Releases Directed By Women
March 2 Oh Lucy! dir. Atsuko Hirayanagi (LIMITED) Werewolf dir. Ashley McKenzie (LIMITED)
March 9 Itzhak dir. Alison Chernick (LIMITED) Girls vs Gangsters dir. Chun-Chun Wong (LIMITED) A Wrinkle In Time dir. Ava DuVernay (WIDE)
March 16 Dear Dictator dir. Lisa Addario & Joe Syracuse (LIMITED) Keep the Change dir. Rachel Israel (LIMITED)
March 23 Beauty and the Dogs dir. Kaouther Ben Hania (LIMITED) Madame dir. Amanda Sthers (LIMITED)
March 30 All I Wish dir. Susan Walter (LIMITED) Outside In dir. Lynn Shelton (LIMITED)
365 Day Movie Challenge (2018) - #58: Itzhak (2017) - dir. Alison Chernick (52 Films by Women 2018: #18)
There may be a great documentary to be created about the world-famous violinist Itzhak Perlman, but Alison Chernick’s Itzhak is not it. Perlman’s brilliant artistry shines through in every frame of the performance clips that Chernick assembled for the film, but there is far too much emphasis placed on the musician’s vaguely philosophical statements about art and life. It’s no surprise that the working title for the documentary was Itzhak & Toby, a reference to Perlman’s wife of half a century; in some ways Toby Perlman was more compelling to me while watching because I didn’t know anything about her - Itzhak, on the other hand, I’m quite familiar with since (full disclosure) I played the violin from ages 6 to 21 - but Toby's repetitions of those touchy-feely maxims became grating after a while.
The film lightly traces Itzhak Perlman’s biography, including his struggle to overcome polio as a child in Israel and his incredible American TV debut (Ed Sullivan) when he was thirteen years old in 1958, but Chernick’s film evidently was made for longtime devotees. The uninitiated will likely come away from Itzhak with an admiration for the subject’s singular gifts - given that he has lived in Manhattan for sixty years, there is immense joy in seeing him soar through an energetic violin solo on Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire,” played at one of the New York rocker’s many Madison Square Garden concerts - but a more thorough study of Perlman’s life and career to fill in the film’s blanks can probably be accomplished online with a few Google searches.
*falls on the floor* *dead* Again! My heart just cant handle all this...
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I did a thing.
That’s my OC Itzhak’s hand (not too much, I know) He’s a shade. Pretty mean guy, I love him, tho.
Copyright by me, please like/reblog/credit if you use (hahaha as if anyone would xD)
+ I think this is my first actual post here so yay :D
I tried to kiss Tack and my big ass nose poked him in the eye 💀
Nonverbal boyfriend who can't even make a sound when he's stressed vs boyfriend with disorganized speech who can't say words in the right order when he's stressed so he just starts screaming