correction: shot by Takashi Ueno himself, and edited by Yasutaka Watanabe (not Yutaka, sorry)

Thanks to Alain Serrano

At the time, Peregrine and In the Sun Lines (the next album) took me from the streets of Paris to the streets of Nancy (a city in the east) to attend a Tara Jane ONeil concert. Unforgettable

9. Flow - Gints Zilbalodis
10. Septembre sans attendre - Jonás Trueba

My kingdom for “Tsuki no oto"
Some of the vids using these Tenniscoats songs were shot by “wiindoow”, who turns out to be Yutaka Watanabe, the cinematographer on Natsuka Kusano's excellent "Domains", which uses Grim's "Heritage", covered by Tenniscoats on Music Exists
www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0AX...

So was I. And it's so true to life, like all the unresolved, lost, missing parts of your life and memories that the film is about. In that sense, “Close Your Eyes” is a beautiful film about cinema itself; to see Ana Torrent back in an Erice film, in this role, is moving in itself.

Oh it would. And I wouldn't want to see that.

My favorite film released in 2023 (in France) by one of my favorite directors

Tenniscoats - Chippi Tuyoppi
It's nice to remember that it was the first 2024 album I listened to that year, and its revision ['Chippi Tuyoppi (revision)', released 11/15/24] was the last album I listened to in 2024.
The album's 1st version was released on the Minna kikeru website:
minnakikeru.com

'Chippi Tuyoppi' by my beloved Tenniscoats could easily be added to this list. It could be seen as disc 6 of their wonderful 2010s 'Music Exists' series, with its mix of graceful and playful songs. Many of the songs here are worthy of the finest in this series
7eptokyo.bandcamp.com/album/chippi...