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description=A loner and cook (John Magaro) has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon Territory, though he only finds connection with a Chinese immigrant (Orion Lee). The men collaborate on a business, although its longevity is reliant upon the participation of a wealthy landowner's prized milking cow

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Mérycisme traitement. First cow milk. First cowboy hat. Posted on Wednesday, January 8th, 2020 by Meeks Cutoff and  Wendy and Lucy director  Kelly Reichardt has a talent for portraying the American working class experience through quiet, contemplative frontier dramas — letting humanity shine through the grim wilderness. Her latest film,  First Cow, does that as well, but under the cover of a rather quirky premise: a cook and a refugee strike up a close friendship and an unusual business deal by stealing milk from a cow. It sounds like the set-up for a joke, but it is in fact the foundation for one of the most lovely and tender portrayals of male friendship in some time. Watch the  First Cow trailer below. Read More » Her films might not blare “its the economy, stupid, ” but make no bones about it – Kelly Reichardts cinema frequently obsesses over how the mechanics of commercial arrangements affect interpersonal relationships. Though micro in scale, her films are macro in mindset. Her latest look at the subject, First Cow, goes all the way back to the fledgling days of American capitalism. The film finds an effective and ultimately touching contrast between the friendships born of enterprising businessmen and the ruthlessness of competing with entrenched elites. Ive heard from many a festival-goer that its possible to work through the entire New York Film Festival lineup – or at least its premier section, the Main Slate – given how the event spreads out manageably over the course of seventeen days all at Lincoln Center. But with schedule conflicts or lack of interest in certain titles, its a feat seldom seen or accomplished. Or, maybe given how gluttonous I feel after having done this myself, people choose not to brag about it if they do manage to pull it off. While battling fatigue as well as exhaustion, plus countless instances of doubting if this was something I actually wanted to do, I managed to see all 29 films programmed in this years NYFF Main Slate. (If youre the ranking type, I did just that over on Letterboxd. I learned plenty about myself and some masochistic moviegoing habits after subjecting myself to this marathon of viewing contemporary cinema, but thats a subject for another piece. Its impossible to watch this incredible selection of films from across the globe and not have some larger takeaways about trends, patterns and parallels. Here are ten lessons from surveying the Main Slate in its entirety. Read More » As we head into the second week of the 57th annual New York Film Festival, lets look back at the best that week 1 of the festival had to offer us. The prestigious film festival kicked off on a strong note with Martin Scorseses latest mob masterpiece,  The Irishman, and only kept it up from there.  Nadav Lapid ‘s maddening Israeli-French immigrant drama  Synonyms confused but impressed, while  Kelly Reichardts offbeat and tender frontier drama  First Cow has a very good cow. Dive into our New York Film Festival 2019 Week 1 recap. In my six years of attending the New York Film Festival, Ive grown increasingly appreciative of the unique position its organizers have carved out in the fall festival landscape. Ideally timed between the premiere frenzy of late August/early September and the mad dash for awards of November and December, NYFF keeps its focus solely on the films and their creators. For 17 days, the newly-branded Film at Lincoln Center invites New Yorkers to partake in a manageable, curated slate of favorites from across the global festival circuit. The 2019 edition of NYFF casts a particularly wide net, too — apart from the festivals three big Friday night galas, the Main Slate features only one English-language feature. But if youre not going to be in New York to see these films, why not use the time to catch up on the back catalogues of the directors in the NYFF selection? This years Main Slate features both emerging international voices and widely recognized masters alike, presenting a unique opportunity to broaden your cinematic horizons. Below are ten films playing at the festival (some of which Ive been fortunate enough to see prior to NYFFs official kickoff) and ten films you can watch to prepare yourself from the comfort of your own home. Read More ».

38 38 Crossposted by 26 days ago • Posted by 26 days ago Poster First Cow, Official Poster (A24 movie) 22. 8k points 1. 3k comments 1 comment 88% Upvoted Log in or sign up to leave a comment log in sign up Sort by View discussions in 6 other communities level 1 4 points 26 days ago Tagline: “This is going to get really bad, really fast. You know that, right? ” More posts from the CowChop community Continue browsing in r/CowChop r/CowChop The official subreddit for the CowChop YouTube channel! 70. 3k Cows 99 Chopping Created Mar 21, 2016 help Reddit App Reddit coins Reddit premium Reddit gifts Communities Top Posts Topics about careers press advertise blog Terms Content policy Privacy policy Mod policy Reddit Inc 2020. All rights reserved.

Level 1 This was posted unironically in STC btw level 2 I dont know STC but Im not surprised this was posted unironically somewhere. level 2 they should just get it over with and admit that they're horny for Ruin and his milk. level 2 Im so glad they censored Kathleen Kennedys neck. level 1 Thanks, I hate First Cow (2020) level 1 This is utterly absurd hyuhuhuhuhuhuh level 1 Why would you make me look at this, why is the image of Rian Johnson going IN on Kathleen Kendadys alien tittys so etched into my mind right now. Why did you post this heresy.

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Kelly Reichardt again goes off the grid in the Pacific Northwest, this time in early 19th century Oregon, in a delicate depiction of male friendship adapted from Jon Raymond's novel, The Half-Life. ' In a series of gorgeous scenes that punctuate Kelly Reichardt's quietly penetrating account of life on the Oregon Trail in the pioneer fur-trading days, a diffident baker played by John Magaro speaks in soothing tones to the placid heifer that gives First Cow its title, establishing mutual trust as he extracts a pail of milk from her each night. Those clandestine encounters feed the gentle rhythms of this miniaturist Western, the latest entry in the narratively spare but volubly expressive filmography of a director who has often observed the unique connection between people and animals with a gaze of singular tenderness — not to be confused with cute sentimentality. Human connection is the principal driver, however, in this evocative portrait of male friendship and loyalty flowering in the rugged wilderness. Adapted from one of the parallel narrative strands in Jon Raymond's 2004 debut novel The Half-Life, the new film continues a collaboration between Reichardt and the Oregon author and screenwriter that has included Wendy and Lucy, Meek's Cutoff, Night Moves and Old Joy, to which First Cow might almost be a companion piece. It shares the enveloping sense of place of those earlier works, as well as the perceptive eye for subtle character details that make Reichardt's world such a transporting place. The A24 release should further expand this distinctive director's devoted following. Raymond's book twins the 1820s story with an alternating thread, set in the 1980s, in which a pair of teenage girls in a holdover counterculture commune outside Portland discover two skeletons buried on the property, setting in motion a mystery reaching back 160 years. In a choice of characteristic Reichardtian economy, all that remains of that here is a brief prologue in which a young woman (Alia Shawkat) is wandering in the woods when her dog sniffs out a human skull. First with a stick, then with her bare hands, she digs in the soft earth until she uncovers the bones of two men, lying side by side. Subdued notes of suspense come into play as the movie progresses, amplified by the needling strings and unsettling drone sounds of William Tyler's acoustic score. But Reichardt has no interest in the kind of conventional storytelling that requires clues and revelations building to an explicatory conclusion. Instead, she simply lays out the pieces with great sensitivity and restraint, leaving the audience to make the association between the film's haunting final image and its almost wordless opening. In retrospect, that picture of death acquires a strange serenity. Magaro plays Otis Figowitz, known as Cookie; he has signed on as cook for a party of fur-trappers whose roughneck nature and thinning provisions make the meek, soft-spoken outsider a target for abuse. We learn that Cookie lost his mother at birth and his father at a young age in Maryland and has been on the move ever since, at one time apprenticed to a baker in Boston. But even without that information, Magaro's exquisitely observed performance and his sad-sack face convey both the character's isolation and his compassion, as well as his Thoreauvian respect for the untamed nature in which he forages for mushrooms, berries and the occasional squirrel. That dense green environment is captured with understated beauty and stillness in the images of Reichardt's regular cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt, working in the intimate 4:3 aspect ratio used in the silent era. When Cookie first encounters King-Lu (Orion Lee) the well-spoken, clearly educated Chinese immigrant is naked and hungry, hiding in the woods from some Russians who want to kill him. Cookie doesn't question the stranger's version of the events that led him there; instead, he brings him food and water, and conceals him from his trapper band as they move downriver until King-Lu can get away safely. The two men meet again by chance some time later in a bar at the rustic Royal West Pacific Trading Post (production designer Anthony Gasparro's ramshackle buildings on muddy grounds are like something out of Deadwood. King-Lu invites Cookie to his shack in the woods to share a bottle of whiskey, and the spontaneous domesticity of the scene instantly suggests the thin line separating friendship from love. While King-Lu builds a fire, Cookie picks up a birch broom and sweeps the floor, shakes out a dusty rug and gathers some foliage to place in a jar. Without words, Reichardt provides a vignette to illustrate succinctly the William Blake analogy that opens the movie: The bird a nest, the spider a web, man friendship. " The arrival of a dairy cow by boat from California into this rural backwater of new settlers is an almost surreal event, though it's witnessed in the director's typically uninflected manner. The cow belongs to the local English landowner and mercantile overseer known by his title, Chief Factor (Toby Jones) who lives with his Native American wife (Lily Gladstone, so wonderful in Reichardt's Certain Women) in a relatively fancy home for the time and place. Cookie, by now cohabiting with King-Lu, notes how good it would be to have some milk to make buttermilk biscuits and the business-minded Chinese man responds by simply asking what other ingredients he would require. With no further discussion shown, the pair begin making regular nocturnal forays to the pasture by the Chief Factor's house; King-Lu keeps watch from a tree while Cookie milks the large brown cow, patting the animal's furry flanks as she shoots an acquiescent gaze over her shoulder at him. Their first experiment selling a small batch of biscuits in the marketplace proves an instant success, with demand increasing every day as they return with more stocks. Shots of dough sizzling in a frypan and then being removed, golden brown, and drizzled with honey, convey the welcome delivery of a rare home comfort to a place where those are few. These scenes also offer wry commentary on the foundations of American enterprise, with the two men seizing on an opportunity to provide a valued commodity, even if it entails some degree of dishonesty. When the Chief Factor becomes an appreciative customer, wistfully sighing "I taste London" as he bites into a steaming biscuit, there's droll humor in King-Lu's assertion that the Englishman is too smug ever to suspect his inferiors of thievery, or even question the supposed secret Chinese ingredient that makes the "oil cakes" so tasty. It seems significant that the Chief Factor addresses only Cookie in their transactions and barely even appears to see King-Lu. Cookie gets nervous about their scheme, but King-Lu nudges him to start filling the bucket with more milk, enabling them to make more biscuits and increase their earnings — the plan being to save enough money to allow them to resettle and set up shop in San Francisco. Somewhat reluctantly, Cookie agrees to make a berry clafoutis so the pretentious Chief Factor can impress a visiting Captain (Scott Shepherd. The latter proves a sharper-eyed observer than his host, but ultimately, that's not what sabotages Cookie and King-Lu's pastry operation. Another filmmaker might almost have treated the biscuit business as caper comedy or played up the foreboding of tragedy, and there are indeed muted elements of both here. But Reichardt folds it all into an authentic depiction of the realities of pioneer life, grounded in the lovely portrait of an unlikely relationship based on mutual trust, understanding and unspoken affection. The milieu comes vividly alive, sketching in the interactions of hunters, traders, itinerants, settlers and the Native Americans that occupy the fringes, their differences marked in April Napier's period costumes. The attention to character in the faces alone is remarkable, from beloved veteran Rene Auberjonois as a crusty loner with a pet crow to Ewen Bremner as a blustery military flunky with a passion for cribbage and a Scottish brogue he possibly hasn't laid on so thickly since Trainspotting. Jones makes the Chief Factor a pompous twit without resorting to caricature, while Shepherd is similarly measured in conveying the Captain's sense of smart superiority. An exchange in which the Captain recounts dealing with a mutiny and the Chief Factor extols severe punishment or even death as "a highly motivating spectacle for the indolent" acknowledges the brutality on which the country was built. But the beating heart of the film is Magaro and Lee, the rapport between their polar-opposite characters so believable that our anxiety mounts when they're separated and our spirits are lifted when their bond is reaffirmed. The terrific Magaro's characterization is so shy and humble it might be called self-effacing, though he fully communicates both the history and the emotional depths of this quiet man. Lee, who has a background on prestigious English and Irish stages, gives King-Lu a shrewd touch of inscrutability, but his warmth, pragmatism and mercurial mind make him an engaging character. While not a lot happens in First Cow by the standards of most two-hour narrative films, and some may wish for a less open-ended conclusion, the drama's rough-edged lyricism kept me rapt the entire time. Production companies: Filmscience, A24, IAC Films Distributor: A24 Cast: John Magaro, Orion Lee, Toby Jones, Ewen Bremner, Scott Shepherd, Gary Farmer, Lily Gladstone, Alia Shawkat, Rene Auberjonois, Jared Kasowski Director: Kelly Reichardt Screenwriters: Jon Raymond, Kelly Reichardt, based on Raymond's novel The Half-Lif e Producers: Neil Kopp, Vincent Savino, Anish Savjani Executive producers: Scott Rudin, Eli Bush, Louise Lovegrove, Christopher Carroll Director of photography: Christopher Blauvelt Production designer: Anthony Gasparro Costume designer: April Napier Music: William Tyler Editor: Kelly Reichardt Casting: Gayle Keller Venue: Telluride Film Festival Rated PG-13, 122 minutes.

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That was the last one😄😅👍 1:26 Like a clown?😄 1:57. That music intro was lit. Quem aqui é brasileiro da like. Does anyone know the song playing near the end. Its known since old times. How Human came to know milk comes from breasts of women this is original question. Why mother took her child to her breast, suckling, this inbuilt mechanism come in Knowledge of Human beings. Human greedy as they are must have went further. they noted udders in different animals and it was not difficult for them to understand the process and to utilise it for their benifit. where child sucks from breast of Mother they all are kept under a Wide Group, MAMMALIA. Why Cow, Goats were not spared There are group of ppl who dont drink Cows or any other milk., So developing. Loading….

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First cowtown. First cowboy in washington state. First country nine gun salute. First community bank login page. First cow sanctuary in rajasthan. The kind of movie that win oscars. The cinematography is on 🔥. Yay cows! They are so cute. This is what “diff lock” was invented for. Yeah I have a neighbour who got a clevis to the head while pulling a highboy sprayer out, got him a trip in a helicopter and a metal plate but luckily hes good or as he put it “just as dumb as before except I now pick up radio in my head” 😆. First cow horse association. Kelly Reichardt has been in our lives since 1994. Over 25 years later, Reichardt continues to make character studies, films that humanize specific people, and particular relationships. She gives us characters to relate to, honest films that focus on real people and real stories. After indie success in “ Certain Women ” and slowly growing a cult following, Reichardts new film “ First Cow ” already has a level of critical acclaim before even hitting theaters. READ MORE: ‘First Cow: Kelly Reichardt Makes A Tranquil North-Western Story About The Nature Of Friendship [Telluride Review] Here is the official synopsis: A loner and cook (John Magaro) has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon Territory, though he only finds connection with a Chinese immigrant (Orion Lee. The men collaborate on a business, although its longevity is reliant upon the participation of a wealthy landowners prized milking cow. READ MORE: Venice Boss Says A24 Pulled Kelly Reichardts ‘First Cow From Official Competition, Which Left Only Two Female Directors Hitting the festival circuit at Telluride Film Festival and the New York Film Festival, “First Cow, ” continues an already stellar career for one of Hollywoods finest directors in Reichardt. A film widely reviewed, “First Cow, ” looks to be another chapter of compelling and heartfelt storytelling. READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2020 Written and directed by Reichardt, the film will firmly look to put itself in the running for independent awards contention with the power of A24 by its side. The hipster production company has continued to grow in popularity, gaining devout followers and more awards recognition, especially after its big “ Moonlight ” win a few years ago. READ MORE:   The 100 Best Films Of The Decade Though the film is set in the Oregon Territory a couple hundred years ago, it looks to feature an uncommon friendship and a new business venture, ideas not unusual in this new decade. Based on the book “ The Half Life ” by Jonathan Raymond, “First Cow ” looks to blend comedy, drama, and a bit of period specificity into a striking piece of filmmaking. If the film attracts a large audience, with both critical and general acclaim, Reichardt will continue her run of excellence into a new decade. Starring John Magaro (“ Orange Is the New Black ”) and Orion Lee (“ Critical ”) “First Cow” will be released on March 6, 2020, by A24.

First watch. Oooh topical. First cowboy. First cow. Q&A with Kelly Reichardt, John Magaro, and Orion Lee on Oct. 3 Kelly Reichardt once again trains her perceptive and patient eye on the Pacific Northwest, this time evoking an authentically hardscrabble early 19th-century way of life. A taciturn loner and skilled cook (John Magaro) has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon Territory, though he only finds true connection with a Chinese immigrant (Orion Lee) also seeking his fortune; soon the two collaborate on a successful business, although its longevity is reliant upon the clandestine participation of a nearby wealthy landowners prized milking cow. From this simple premise Reichardt constructs an interrogation of foundational Americana that recalls her earlier triumph Old Joy in its sensitive depiction of male friendship, yet is driven by a mounting suspense all its own. Reichardt shows her distinct talent for depicting the peculiar rhythms of daily living and ability to capture the immense, unsettling quietude of rural America. An A24 release.

First com favicon. First cow movie. * hears Godspeed playing* Me- yep Im sold. Yes i even tensed up watching the tractor slide. First cow cloned. Mérycisme autisme. First cowblog. “Godspeed” by Frank Ocean has been my morning alarm tone since it came out 3 years ago. Thought my alarm was going off while watching this trailer! Great song that worked so well for this trailer. Looks great. First cow in history. 101 101 Posted by 26 days ago 1 comment 97% Upvoted Log in or sign up to leave a comment log in sign up Sort by level 1 2 points 25 days ago This is probably the most low effort shitpost I've ever seen on this sub More posts from the A24 community Continue browsing in r/A24 r/A24 A24 (est. 2012) is an independent film distributor that has helped bring indie film and filmmakers into the mainstream while also building a popular company brand. 19. 3k Members 102 Online Created Nov 20, 2016 help Reddit App Reddit coins Reddit premium Reddit gifts Communities Top Posts Topics about careers press advertise blog Terms Content policy Privacy policy Mod policy Reddit Inc 2020. All rights reserved.

First cow cast. First cow ever. This couldn't be coincidental that the trailer was shown in the midst of the current war between the US & Iran. In this land that once was my land I can't find a home Bernie Taupin/Elton John Indian Sunset. History repeats itself. First cow 2020 movie review. I'm gonna tell my children this was Captain America. First cow to fly in an airplane. Mérycisme chez l'enfant. First cow horse. This actually looks like it is gonna be a great movie. I loved the trailer. That was fun to watch, but I can feel what was going through husbands heart and mind. Great job though, no damaged equipment, nobody got hurt, all in all great day on the farm.

Set ree range chickens out behind the cows about 3 days after and they will clean up the fly larvae. They said jack has been frozen for over a hundred years, so how is rose still alive. Thats Gabby. She looks great. A24, dear, the cinematography is simply gorgeous. First cowboys qb.

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