Multi-hyphenate Eugene Kotlyarenko joined us and the MUBI team to discuss how posters for films by Scorsese, Fassbinder, and Almodóvar have influenced his own work, from his scripts and cinematography to his films’ marketing materials. Watch the episode and see all of Kotlyarenko's picks below. MUBI's retrospective Love Me Click Me: Films by Eugene Kotlyarenko is now streaming (almost) globally.
Stay tuned for new MUBI Picks at Posteritati episodes coming soon!
The King of ComedyEnzo Sciotti |
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Original 1983 Italian due fogli poster by Enzo Sciotti. |
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A Clockwork OrangePhilip Castle |
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Original 1972 Japanese program by Philip Castle. |
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Eleventh New York Film FestivalNiki de Saint Phalle |
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Original 1973 U.S. poster by Niki de Saint Phalle. |
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Belle de JourRené Ferracci |
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Original 1970s re-release French moyenne poster by René Ferracci. |
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The IdiotsWiesław Wałkuski |
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Original 1999 Polish B1 poster by Wiesław Wałkuski. |
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Law of DesireCeesepe |
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Original 1987 Spanish B1 poster by Ceesepe. |
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She's Gotta Have It |
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Original 1986 Japanese B2 poster. |
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The Mother and the Whore |
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Original 1973 French grande poster. |
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Odd Obsession |
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Original 1959 U.S. one sheet poster. |
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The Marriage of Maria BraunJean-Marie Troillard |
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Original 1979 U.S. one sheet poster by Jean-Marie Troillard. |
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