I'm in love

This is missing practically everything, not to mention A Broken Drum (1949).

Now I'm scared to go to Yafo.

Happy Birthday Gigi!!!

forget about the turkey, I'll be spending my time watching A Brighter Summer Day in its new US Restoration! http://www.filmlinc.com/films/series/a-rational-mind-the-films-of-edward-yang#film-schedule

"Trane was the Father, Pharoah was the Son, I am the Holy Ghost." - Albert Ayler

He's a nut!

Glad it exists, but missing Mitasareta seikatsu, Aido: Slave of Love, Africa Monogatari and the Song of Bwana Toshi amongst others.

she's coming to my school tomorrow!

What about the Nikkatsu film Fujiwara Yoshie no furusato (hometown) made in 1930?

I'm very proud and torn about Kiarostami's choice to make his next film, The End, (an extension of certified copy) in Japan.

It's not often that I cry during a film, but this one did it for me, even in it's incomplete 90-minute obtrusive cut.

My guilty pleasure! If there was a such a thing as an 'ideal type', she would be it.

how about joyuurei (aka. ghost actress)?

Any way of seeing this?

There is a slight error in the synopsis: it's shouldn't be Hideko Takamine, but, rather, it should be Mieko Takamine (a famous singer from the 40s).

I noticed the rather static camera subtly converged by a brief tremor, oh, wait, that was the earthquake.

I've been wanting to see more of her works, particularly the aforementioned film.

I've tried to submit Gô-hime (1992) several times, but to no avail... If anyone could boldly carry out that task, that I so miserably failed, I think we would all be eternally grateful.

There is a beautiful Takemitsu piece, "Inside the Heart of the Universe", which was included in the Comos soundtrack. Have a listen. http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/inside+the+heart+of+the+universe

Geraldine Chaplin titillates me like no other (I hope this isn't socially unacceptable).

Dr. Jee-kle - did I hear that correctly?

John Waters and I love this film

only 78 fans?!?!?!?!

♥ Leonora

Perhaps a little embryonic to say the least, but, at least we get early signs of Welles as the Enfant terrible.

Not a bad adaptation of one of my favorite novels.

My favorite Kayokyoku singer, Ozaki Kiyohiko, in his remarkable performance as Togo-sensei.

I wanta go on a date with Karloff

Only 3 fans?