LGM film club
OK........well, I had never seen Paul Mazursky's 1969 film Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice. In fact, I really knew nothing about it except for the classic image from.
I am such a huge fan of Wong Kar Wai, well, at least until My Blueberry Nights. Everything from As Tears Go By in 1988 to 2046 in 2004 is.
Criterion has had a Maurice Pialat series. I had never seen any of his films, so I checked out 1972 film We Won't Grow Old Together. It's an autobiographical film.
Framed is a 1947 noir(ish) directed by Richard Wallace and starring Glenn Ford as a man entering a town who meets a woman who isn't what she seems. Fresh, I.
Like every other Sergio Leone film, there's a lot in his magisterial masterpiece Once Upon a Time in America that makes no sense--how does Robert DeNiro know how to drive.
Pioneer Axe is a 1965 film by Peter Vogt demonstrating a dying way of life--high end, hand made axes in Oakland, Maine. Once an axe manufacturing center, this was the.
Criterion had a Werner Herzog series last month and I was waiting for this because there are so many Herzog films I haven't seen. Now, the thing about Herzog is.
Augusta is a short film from 1976, directed by Anne Wheeler. Augusta herself is an 88 year old Secwépmec woman, a tribe in northern British Columbia. This film shows her life.
