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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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films that were never made is tough

Picking a favourite film from a selection of films that were never made is tough. What do you leave out? There's so much. [...] My only real disclaimer is that if any of these film are actually real ones, I apologise. I have no way of knowing. [...]

—p.29 Fictional Film Club INTRODUCTION Or THE CHOCOLATE CASSETTE (11) by Mark Savage
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my all-time favourite film that does not exist

So Chocolae Cassette is my favourite film, at least until I see it. I've thought of it as a cool title, a terrible one, a clever one, too clever, dumb. It doesn't matter. Chocolate Cassette is a mantra, a promise. No matter how bad things are, don't worry. One day you will make Chocolate Cass…

—p.28 INTRODUCTION Or THE CHOCOLATE CASSETTE (11) by Mark Savage
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a part of the world where two edges meet

[...] My reactions to films such as Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker (1979), Andrzej Zulawski's Possession (1981) and Hans Wilmots' Die Stadt, La Ville, The City (1985) were, initially at least, based on their spaces. All, in different ways, show a crumbling post-industrial Europe. Stalker's po…

—p.18 INTRODUCTION Or THE CHOCOLATE CASSETTE (11) by Mark Savage
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the true original unexpurgated Fictional Film Club

[...] Some are still lost, just vague structures of image and movement, evoking that line about memory being what is left when something hapens and doesn't completely unhappen. I forget who said it. Hybrid scenes, overlapping plots, snatches of story. I started keeping track of films I had seen, fi…

—p.18 INTRODUCTION Or THE CHOCOLATE CASSETTE (11) by Mark Savage
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the lumbering anachronism would add weight

In my dream last night there was a film being shot near from train tracks [...] It wasn't period perfect: the scene was supposed to show prisoners arriving at a concentration camp, and this train was at least thirty years too new. But the director nodded. This train conveyed something of the necess…

—p.13 INTRODUCTION Or THE CHOCOLATE CASSETTE (11) by Mark Savage