Rumble Fish

October 17th, 2008 by Lars

“If you gonna lead people, you have to have somewhere to go“

“They are strangely indifferent, and for this very reason are in the right frame of mind. They have stopped being demanding and narcissistic, but they know perfectly well that nothing today corresponds to their subjectivity, to their potential of energy. They even know that all current reforms are rather directed against them. They are determined to mind to their own business as much as they can. They hold it open, hang on to something possible.“

(Deleuze och Guattari, ’68 Did Not Take Place)

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  1. Anonymous:

    October 30th, 2008 at 13:16

    “… a feeling of timelessnes and mythological accessibility”.

    Spot on.

    I remember this film too. Images of it pop up now and then, like the one with the red and blue fishes on the grass (at the end of the film), and Tom Waits’ bartender (“cool it down boys, cool it down”…), and the calendar on the wall flipping its cards, and the clouds scudding over the suburban nowhere land…

    There’s a lot here. True classic.

    /svensson

  2. roos:

    November 11th, 2008 at 15:57

    sooɹ
    ’1ɹıb 1nɟıʇnɐǝq ɹnoʎ oʇ ıɥ ʎɐs
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