Tag Archives: Films
Tootsie
The last two movies on the AFI list were intense films: Saving Private Ryan and A Clockwork Orange. When I saw Tootsie was up next I was relieved to have a comedy. I watched it on a Saturday night after … Continue reading
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Tagged AFI, AFI Top 100 Movies, American Film Institute, Bill Murray, Charles Dunning, Comedy-Drama, Dabney Coleman, Dustin Hoffman, Films, Geena Davis, Jackie Cangro, Jessica Lange, Movie Review, Movies, Sydney Pollack, Teri Garr, The Oddness of Moving Things, Tootsie
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Two Films by Alfred Hitchcock
In 2012 I read two novels (The Thirty-Nine Steps and Jamaica Inn) that Alfred Hitchcock made into films during the 1930s. The 39 Steps movie, based on the novel by John Buchan, was released in 1935. Three other film versions … Continue reading
The Scent of the Green Papaya
I mentioned that I wanted to travel more via foreign films this year. My first destination was Vietnam. The Scent of the Green Papaya is a Vietnamese-language film that was produced in France. Tran Anh Hung, who is Vietnamese and … Continue reading
Posted in World Cinema Series
Tagged 50 Year Project, Academy Awards, Best Foreign Language Film, Blog, Blogging, Camera d’Or prize, Cannes Film Festival, Films, Foreign Films, Man San Lu, Movie Reviews, Movies, Pre Vietnam War, Saigon, The Scent of the Green Papaya, Thi Loc Truong, Tran Anh Hung, Travel, Vietnam, Vietnamese Life and Society, World Cinema Series
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