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GREAT EXPECTATIONS (David Lean, 1946)
The first stretch of Great Expectations, prior to the one year jump-ahead, may be the finest passage in David Lean’s œuvre, principally for its conjoining of his splendid evocation of Pip’s anxious or… more →
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GREAT EXPECTATIONS (David Lean, 1946)
grunes wrote 6 days ago: The first stretch of Great Expectations, prior to the one year jump-ahead, may be the finest passage … more →
Escape is an effort of futulity
bittergrace wrote 1 month ago: I’ve watched this many many times and each time I think, will I love it as much as I remember … more →
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Molly wrote 1 month ago: What is it about Paris? Having spent half of last year schlepping back and forth from St Pancras to … more →
Mr and Mrs de Winter
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dcairns wrote 1 month ago: Laying aside Charles Barr’s excellent English Hitchcock, I pick up Bill Krohn’s Hitchcoc … more →
bed and board
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chainedandperfumed wrote 1 month ago: Jean-Pierre Léaud and Claude Jade in François Truffaut’s Domicile conjugal. 1970. … more →
La vie du passé en rose
franceblogger wrote 1 month ago: It’s amazing how a past that’s not even my own, but rather a memory of how profoundly I … more →
Godard ou Truffaut
jpcampbell wrote 1 month ago: Two of the biggest names from La Nouvelle Vague. Often the first two directors of the French New Wav … more →
J'voudrais bien voir la mer, j'y suis jamais allé stolen kisses
chainedandperfumed wrote 1 month ago: On the set of Baisers volés: Truffaut, Léaud, Langlois. … more →
Coffee makes me insane and other observations
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jbloodwell wrote 2 months ago: I am not really supposed to drink coffee or have caffeine in any significant quantity. That’s … more →
novel: Lawrence: The Trespasser (1912)
jean-françois dion wrote 2 months ago: Lawrence is one of these authors whose books I’ve always collected, but whose work I’ve … more →
C'est le bouquet !
ilestcinqheures wrote 2 months ago: Mercredi 29 Avril 2009 19h15mn 15s, Facebook m’envoie le mail suivant : Subject : C. C. said … more →
"You may be wondering where the term originated."
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dcairns wrote 2 months ago: “It might be a Scottish name, taken from a story about two men in a train. “One man say … more →
Nouvelle Vague: 50 Years On Conference. Part 3: “The Politics of the New Wave”
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Amber wrote 2 months ago: Paris Riots 1968 The world in the 1960s was a world on fire with change and revolution. I have often … more →
FILM TRUFFAUT His Myspace page
adferoafferro wrote 3 months ago: You’d expect a man like that with the vision and energy for film to find a way to tap into … more →
FILM Film as an act of Love {by Sukhdev Sanhu}
adferoafferro wrote 3 months ago: Film as an act of Love by Sukhdev Sandhu Fifty years ago, François Truffaut’s Quatre cents cou … more →
Blow Out (1981) Reviewed
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GillMan wrote 3 months ago: Travolta in DePalma's "Blow Out" from 1981. BLOW OUT In Brian DePalma’s alleged homage … more →
The End
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ilestcinqheures wrote 3 months ago: Week-End, Jean-Luc Godard, 1967 Deux mots, The End. Deux mots qui, il y a encore quelques années, cl … more →
Classic European Film Festival
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clydethepenguin wrote 3 months ago: University of Sydney’s Centre for Continuing Education held its first Classic European Film Fe … more →
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