theartofmoviestills:

Shoot the Piano Player | François Truffaut | 1960

conelradstation:

Jim Jarmusch in episode one of Fishing With John

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unhistorical:

Saul Bass: Film Title Sequences— It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Anatomy of a Murder, Something Wild, North by Northwest, Edge of the City, Psycho, The Man With the Golden Arm, Goodfellas, Cowboy, Spartacus, Bunny Lake Is Missing, Vertigo

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cinephilearchive:

John Huston, Peter Bogdanovich and Oja Kodar in Orson Welles’ The Other Side of the Wind

nadroleon:

Le Feu Follet. 1963. Dir Louis Malle.

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tracylord:

While shooting exteriors in San Francisco, Myrna, Bill Powell and his unofficial fiancée Jean Harlow were to stay St. Francis Hotel:

“At the St. Francis in San Francisco, they had reserved a Flyshaker Suite for Bill and me. The management assumed we were married. Already they considered us a couple after only five pictures together!  Well, of course it was hysterical. Here was Jean, but we couldn´t be obvious about the situation with the press on our heels. To complicate the matters further, conventioneers had taken every other room except a little hall bedroom downstairs somewhere. I didn´t know what to do, but Jean was marvellous. “There is nothing for you to do,” she said. “We’ll just have to put Bill downstairs.” I never saw this room, so I don’t know how bad it was, but Bill complained bitterly, let me tell you, angling to get upstairs.”

Myrna Loy

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mabellonghetti:

The Rules of the Game // La Règle du jeu (Jean Renoir - 1939)

Love, as it exists in society, is merely the mingling of two whims and the contact of two skins. 

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Vivre Sa Vie (To Live Her Life: A Film in Twelve Scenes)

Dir. Jean-Luc Godard (1962)

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lexicalkinoscopicarrhythmia:

nodamncatnodamncradle:

thenightlymirror:

Slavoj Zizek on Bergman’s Persona

The Pervert’s Guide To Cinema (2006), dir. by Sophie Fiennes

I can’t be Zizek because Zizek is Zizek.

If you scroll up and down a bunch it looks like he’s dancing

huh, it does a little. 

But I do agree with him, that scene is quite erotic. 

There is a visually erotic scen from Jean Vigo’s L’Atalante. The two lovers are seperated, in different beds, rolling around, sleepless, thinking of each other.

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Cannes, 1962.

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