#old movie
KIM HEECHUL 김희철 ‘옛날 사람 (Old Movie)’ MV
Αφίσα της ταινίας “Αστέρω”(1929)
Κώστας Μουσούρης και Αλίκη Θεοδωρίδου
Σκηνοθεσία:Δημήτρης Γαζιάδης
Σ’ ένα χωριό της Πελοποννήσου, στις πλαγιές του όρους Χελμού, ζει ο πλούσιος τσέλιγκας μπάρμπα-Μήτρος με τη γυναίκα του Ασημίνα, τον γιο του Θύμιο και την ψυχοκόρη του Αστέρω. Τα παιδιά αγαπιούνται, αλλά ο κυρ-Μήτρος παντρεύει την Αστέρω με τον αρχιτσέλιγκα Στάμο. Όταν όμως ο Στάμος σκοτώνεται και η Αστέρω χάνει τα λογικά της, ο μπάρμπα-Μήτρος που βλέπει τον γιο του να μαραίνεται, του αποκαλύπτει ότι όλη του η περιουσία είναι της Αστέρως και τον προτρέπει να την παντρευτεί. Η ιστορία είναι μεταφορά στα καθ’ ημάς της γνωστής “Ραμόνα”.
Diane Keaton as Kay Adams in “The Godfather”
Chasing Liberty (2004) Anna Foster & Ben Calder
13 Going On 30 (2004) Jenna Rink
A Cinderella Story (2004) Austin Ames & Sam Montgomery
The Sound of Music (1965) Baroness Elsa von Schraeder
Love Story (1970) Jenny Cavilleri
Another one from
“Leave Her to Heaven”
Après la créature de La Forme de l'Eau, voici Adrian et la créature du Lac Noir / After the creature from The Shape of Water, here come Adrian and the Creature from the Black Lagoon
So, I made a new song - and an actual video to go with it too, for a change. It’s themed around Prohibition era America: I’ve used clips from the original Scarface (1932). :)
So - take a listen! Have a watch! It’s a rolex! [Ok, baaad pun.] :)
“Blueshine” song composed, recorded and performed by Eliza Marriott, © 2014.
One of my favorite scenes from La Roman de Renard, directed by Wladyslaw and Irene Starewicz, 1930.
La Roman de Renard (Tale of the Fox) is one of the earliest stop-motion animated films, and it greatly impressed me. Wladyslaw Starewicz’s career went from early experiments, filming insects and manipulating their little bodies stop-motion style once the hot lights killed them, to creating this incredible remake of a French fable. La Roman de Renard reportedly took 10 years to plan, and 18 months to shoot. What gets me is that he paid such close attention to detail (the inhale and exhale of the Lion Queen’s chest as she fawns over the serenading Cat, the movement of each animal’s eyes, the background behaviors of the lesser characters) and made it all look surprisingly natural. A smile crept onto my face at the beginning of this film and stayed there throughout.
Many thanks to the Boo for finding this and knowing I’d love it.
You can watch the entire film *here* thanks to MissBillieDove’s playlist.
A Clockwork Orange, 1971
dir. Stanley Kubrick
Masculin féminin, 1966
dir. Jean-Luc Godard
