A fantastic story about private screening rooms and the fourth generation 35mm projectionist. via NPR.org
REVIEW: THE WOMAN IN BLACK (2012)
A crumbling manor, a mysterious curse, a sea mist and creepy deaths. How could I (of all people) resist? I am completely unfamiliar with the book (of the same name) by Susan Hill, which is rather unlike me. And I was unable to see the staged version while in London this summer. So I came…
oldhollywood: The Motorist (1906, R.W. Paul) (via), a silent comedy short about a couple who exceed
Hitchcock, with his films in the can. (via chopingdolly)
REVIEW: ATONEMENT (2008)
I admit to being wary of this film. I generally find the “toast of the Oscars” films to be less than satisfactory as a complete package. That buzz coupled with the two headline actors – Keira Knightley and James McAvoy – caused yet more trepidation. And as if that wasn’t enough, I was also doubtful…