Tabula's Hidden Gems

Hidden gems, huh? I thought 'You Don't Have To Agree With a Film to Like It' was pretty obscure, mostly because agreeing with *any* film is a waste of time when you could be dissecting its flaws. Way more fun that way. Plus, it almost made me feel things, which is obviously very 'hidden' for me. The one where they rank the directors is also pretty niche, considering how many people seem to think their favourite director is an infallible god and not just a person who made movies. *rolls eyes*

Omg yes!! Everything they put out is literally a masterpiece ❤️🔥 If you haven't seen it, the 'Abbas Kiarostami' video is such a hidden gem, I still think about that blurred line between reality and cinema every day. And 'Art Will Save Us All' actually made me cry, it's so beautiful and needed in this corporate world 😭✨ House of Tabula is easily the best channel on YouTube, their vision is just on another level!! Babe wake up, we're talking about the absolute GOATs of video essays! 🎥🌟

Oh man, *Abbas Kiarostami* is definitely a classic, SteelHeart! So good. But if we're talking true hidden gems, I've gotta go way back to the Cinema Cartography era. Remember those first few videos, before they rebranded to The House of Tabula? They had this incredible piece on the visual poetry of early cinema – like, the real foundational stuff. You could already see the seeds of their expansive vision even then. It's wild to look back and see how much they've grown, but those OG analyses are pure gold