Chris Campbell

Student film set.

Sunrise reflected on car roof.

At a promo screening for the 2018 farm documentary THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM directed by John Chester. 🍿

One of the little ponies at the Glitter Bean Cafe.

Cheese pizza with cherry tomatoes on it.

Watching Elisabeth Moss in the 2019 film HER SMELL directed by Alex Ross Perry. 🎥

Flowers emerging.

Watching Ken Loach’s 2012 film THE ANGELS’ SHARE again. 🎥

Forgot my travel mug.

Blossoms on tree branch.

Morning shadows on the window blind.

Watching the 2019 documentary KNOCK DOWN THE HOUSE from Rachel Lears on Netflix. 🍿

Remnants of rain on car roof as the sun rises.

Time to watch the Czech New Wave anthology film ‎PEARLS OF THE DEEP from 1966 on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Film set just about ready to go.

At the Program Launch and keen to hear what HIFF will be showing this year.

Tree beside Halifax Central Library.

This week at work my film students are in three crews with each of the crews shooting a film a week for the next three weeks. A month from now there will be 9 new short films made. It is a busy and fun time of year.

For Micro Monday I’d recommend @grayareas for some interesting thoughts on cinema.

Dew on the roof of the car this morning.

New leaves and old leaves.

Watching Agnès Varda’s 1993 documentary THE YOUNG GIRLS TURN 25 on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Finally watching Jacques Demy’s 1967 musical THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Unsettling, strange, and bold, HIGH LIFE is Claire Denis working in her own cinematic way. A thought-provoking film in the tradition of Marker in exploring ideas, memory, and morality through a distorted lens that looks into our soul.

About to see my most-anticipated film of the year, Claire Denis’ strange sci-fi ‎HIGH LIFE in the theatre. 🎥