@h_gerba would recommend Matthew Spellberg’s The Chimeric Element of Perception

@edogoesboating So sad. I had no idea who he was when I stumbled into Flowers of Shanghai at doc films and it was just totally transformative.

@geoff_cebula @brandonalm85 @ZacAKAMadu Lol, no thank you. But perhaps we can ask the ghost of Jaffa to speak to Arkes:

@iycrtylph @adamkotsko Lol exact same thing happened to me! I got curious what would happen if I tried to pull open the door while it was moving... it took two hours to get out.

@genese_grill Objectivity, as others have said, is def the go to. Daston’s edited volume on scientific observation is also worth a look. Both Crary’s Techniques of the Observer and Shapin&Schaffer’s Leviathan and the Air Pump are also a lot of fun

@DanielDenvir Investigative Aesthetics, Weizman & Fuller

@brandonalm85 lol! And to add insult to injury, Aquatic Life is so much less fun/funny/interesting than Malle’s insane doc about Cousteau,”Silent World”

@ZaneGTCooper @shannonmattern @hockendougal @juspar @earthkeptwarm Sensate has a recent issue on Sounds of the Anthropocene:

@jthomastremblay @SUNYPress @astrombeck @RColesworthy This looks fantastic!

@williamcurrey @jess_sequeira I’d suggest Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony, or Ka.

RT @iycrtylph: 2 of my besties together in 1 screening?!?! Don’t miss this screening of mesmerizing new docs by @cb_grimaldi & @dtortum at…

@nickfleisher There's a Laotian food cart in front of the university library that has these spectacular, giant burrito-size summer rolls for four bucks. Truly one of the greatest things I've ever experienced.

@iycrtylph Seen this? Worth I watch, methinks:

@iycrtylph The owl of Minerva is outrageously plump and adorable.

@_ryanruby_ @neglectedbooks There’s a great movie on this: Bo Rappamund’s Psychohydrography

Just saw Jordan Lord's Shared Resources at @MoMAFilm. What a brilliant and devastating portrait of the entanglement of intimacy and capitalism. A wonderful, study, too, of the documentary form. It'll also be playing in a few weeks at @thedocyard. Def worth watching.

@BeccaVoelcker @Harvard @gumyoulike That’s wonderful - congrats!

@iycrtylph If only voters were this cool:

Bahri’s Foyer is not to be missed - such a brilliant and delightful movie.

Some thoughts on my favorite films at this year’s FIDMarseille