A new video essay finds the reflective surfaces and auteurist echoes hiding in Michael Mann's Blackhat.
Michael Mann, Al Pacino, and Robert De Niro on the set of Heat.
(via @cinephiliabeyond)
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US one sheet for THIEF (Michael Mann, USA, 1981)
Designer: uncredited
Poster source: Heritage Auctions
See more international posters for THIEF aka VIOLENT STREETS aka LE SOLITAIRE aka DER EINZELGANGER at MUBI’s Movie Poster of the Week. And watch THIEF at BAMcinématek this weekend.
“Blackhat’s hero Hathaway is a physical embodiment of the insidiously versatile power of cybercrime. Mann projects him into the world as a robust threat—to those at home and also to villains—a sexy, border traipsing, multidisciplinary force. In Miami Vice, the director’s last exploration of globalization through transnational crime, the vice cops could only achieve this ideal future state of border-melting freedom of mobility, of passion, and of action by donning the undercover mask of the hypermodern criminals whose life on the other side of the law achieved and maintained this seemingly utopian existence.”
Daniel Kasman investigates Michael Mann’s Blackhat at Notebook.
Beach House’s Depression Cherry meets Michael Mann in Ryland Walker Knight and Sean Gillane’s “cinematic mixtape” Mann’s Sparks.
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We’ve been cooking up something for the internet: a gift, let’s call it.
Without spoiling too much, we simply ask you to stay tuned, and enjoy.
Beach House + Michael Mann = Mann’s Sparks.
Coming Soon.
12 - 25 -15
At the Notebook, "Blackhat & Revolutions of the Digital Image" by Adam Cook.
Behind the scenes of Michael Mann's Blackhat. Part of this week's Noteworthy, a round-up of essential film items on the Notebook.
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Michael Mann on the set of Blackhat.
ICYMI: The first trailer for Michael Mann's Blackhat.
The first production still for Michael Mann's Cyber.
(via ScreenWeek)