LGM film club
The 1954 film Human Desire is hardly Fritz Lang's top film; in fact, it's hardly Lang's top Hollywood film. But it makes for an OK film noir. Glenn Ford is.
I recently watched Nicholas Spitzer's 1984 film Zydeco, an hour long documentary about the zydeco scene in southwestern Louisiana, with lots of great material. People such as Bois Sec Ardoin.
I recently watched John Farrow's 1948 film The Big Clock, adapted from the Kenneth Fearing novel, and starring Ray Milland and Charles Laughton. I'd read the novel some years ago,.
This silent film of various Boston sites isn't super exciting necessarily and there aren't even title cards to provide a narrative. But films of cities a century ago are pretty.
I just loved Celine Song's debut film from last year. Widely acclaimed, one can easily see why. Two young Koreans have a crush on each other. But her family of.
Agnieszka Holland's Green Border is a brilliant film and very difficult to watch, in the same way that the greatest films about the Holocaust are. Holland has never shied away.
This 1938 animation is technically an advertisement for a toothpaste company, but it's not like tooth care comes up more than a couple of times in this 9 1/2 minutes..
Yesterday is history and so let's have tonight's film club be the highlights from last night's glorious game. Just inject it into my veins.