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Zee and Co.

James Mason is Hendrik van der Zee, the Fying Dutchman, in Albert Lewin’s PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN, which we were inspired to watch by the passing of its cinematographer, the great Jack C… more →

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The Red Shoes

Daniel wrote 2 months ago: Before going on to the top 100 of IMDb’s Top 250, I’m jumping back down on The List to p … more →

Tags: Movies, top 250, Best Art Direction, best score, 1948, Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger, Keith Winter, Hans Christian Andersen

The Girl on a Motorcycle (1968)

chaplin wrote 7 months ago: THE GIRL ON A MOTORCYCLE The need for speed.. Marianne Faithfull / Alain Delon / Marius Goring / Rog … more →

Tags: BRITISH: 1960's, 1960s, ALAIN DELON, British Cinema, erotic cinema, Germany, Girl on a motorcycle, Jack Cardiff, marianne faithfull

Zee and Co. — 23 comments

dcairns wrote 8 months ago: James Mason is Hendrik van der Zee, the Fying Dutchman, in Albert Lewin’s PANDORA AND THE FLYI … more →

Tags: film, Literature, mythology, Painting, James Mason, Lawrie Knight, John Laurie, Jack Cardiff, Albert Lewin

A Matter of Life and Death (a.k.a. Stairway to Heaven)

the314viewer wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a second film of the archers.  David Niven stars in this Christian-fantastic-courtroom … more →

Tags: david niven, Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell, Roger Livesey

The Red Shoes

the314viewer wrote 8 months ago: Directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (the Archers) have influenced the careers of Martin … more →

Tags: Anton Walbrook, Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell, Moira Shearer

The Girl on a Motorcycle (1968)

Vern McIlhenney wrote 10 months ago: This arrival of The Girl on a Motorcycle from LoveFilm couldn’t have been neater.  Consider th … more →

Tags: Drama, 1960s, Exploitation, French Cinema, 2/10, Powell & Pressburger, Jack Cardiff, ALAIN DELON, marianne faithfull

The Red Shoes - Criterion Collection

csshun wrote 12 months ago: A glorious Technicolor epic that influenced generations of filmmakers, artists, and aspiring balleri … more →

Tags: tales of hoffman, The Red Shoes, Moira Shearer, the man in the attic, Emeric Pressburger, enemy mine, Anne Archer, Albert Bassermann, Eric Berry

The Red Shoes - Criterion Collection

hhotlot wrote 1 year ago: A glorious Technicolor epic that influenced generations of filmmakers, artists, and aspiring balleri … more →

Tags: The Red Shoes, criterion, shearer of the red shoes, kleine nachtmusik, diplomat annan, Emeric Pressburger, Albert Bassermann, Eric Berry, Irene Browne

The Madness of George King — 18 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Yes, George King. That guy you never heard of. Him! And no, me neither. But he had a short, intense … more →

Tags: film, Edgar Wallace, Inspector Hornleigh, The Case of the Frightened Lady, george king, Tod Slaughter, Ronald Shiner

Things I read off the screen in "Lisa" AKA "The Inspector" — 13 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: We have to give this film both titles, because neither one is remotely adequate: LISA could be anyth … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Politics, Clouzot, Fritz Lang, Charlton Heston, Metropolis, Anthony Mann, Donald Pleasence

Circle of Safety — 40 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: I was all excited — I’d discovered that there was a Jacques Tourneur film set in Scotlan … more →

Tags: film, Merle Oberon, carry on, Richard Lester, Patricia Roc, Ray Milland, night of the demon, Jacques Tourneur, Neil Connery

The Chills #3: "Look out!" — 3 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Some scenes make you feel like your brain has been extracted, and carved into a crude trumpet, and s … more →

Tags: film, Orson Welles, Mr Arkadin, Christopher Challis, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, Lawrie Knight, Powell & Pressburger, A matter of Life and Death, I Know Where I'm Going


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