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fleurare

Gloucester, United Kingdom

About Me

I am generally kind to people, so leave me a message if you wish.

Looking at my favourite movies should be able to inform you as to whether we have a similar ‘taste’.

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Edie: Girl on Fire

In Edie: Girl on Fire, many wonderful photographs and videos of Edie Segwick are presented while Sedgwick herself talks about her life from the first time she lost her virginity to the time she died from drug abuse. There is no narration other than the audio tapes. And this documentary short is interesting for that reason. We can understand Sedgwick's perspective a few years before her death more by watching this.

Favorite Films

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Lilya 4-ever

Broken Blossoms

Talking Heads

Matilda

Style

Auteur-driven
Inspired collaboration
Melancholy
Serene & subtle
Wildly romantic
Fashionable alienation
Of-the-past
Other-worldly
Coming-of-Age

Following

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Twistinthesky

romaszabarauskas

Jye Sherwell

Meadow Square

Lights in the Dusk

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meltinglight

15May12

I was just catching up on your filmography and reviews - it's admirable that you're keeping up such a consistent record of your thoughts and experiences of the film! I enjoyed reading your reviews, they are thoughtful and thorough. :) I myself tend to just watch though a dozen films and read up on imdb on the inspiring ones; I would love to start up a review section here as well, but the reviews on the blog take up so much time... :/

Karthik

19Apr12

Hey I love your thoughtful reviews. In particular loved the reviews of films you obviously like like trois couleurs bleu (I prefer rouge myself). Thanks for putting such intelligence and thoughtfulness into them!

RGrimes

31Mar12

Concerning Doubt....I really liked the film. I think it's OK if you felt like crying one minute and laughing the next.....I think some of the best films take our emotions on little bit of a roller coaster....because, after all, that's how life is in reality. Ultimately, the film is heartbreaking for all of the main characters though.....everyone loses in the end..priest, nun and little boy.

RGrimes

20Feb12

Your review of On Golden Pond is right on the money....you capture the strengths and weaknesses perfectly....I agree that without the all star power of the film it would be forgotten today....and Fonda and Hepburn have both given stronger performances in other films....I also think that part of the appeal comes from the fact that Henry had a troubled relationship with his daughter Jane in real life....and they channel some of that in their performances here.....again...nice review.