Chris

Ha! Now, that might have been interesting casting…

My son enjoyed the fact that we lost IMMENSELY 🤣😬

My students will be relishing seeing me on Monday morning… 🤣😬😭

A ★★★ diary entry for tick, tick... BOOM! (2021)

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Not a great film but Andrew Garfield is GREAT and it still made me cry buckets because I always cry at most films… 🤣😬

Because nobody rhymes like Rakim..

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Massive congratulations to Italy btw. They have deserved more wins from the championship this year and they thoroughly deserve this victory. 👏👏👏👏

Nothing unites the internet like England getting beaten. Looking forward to school on Monday… 😬🤣😬

I know this is weird (given that a version is out this year) but Kaurismaki doing a weird version of Camus’ ‘L’Etranger’ speaks to me…

Radu Jude doing A Clockwork Orange? Alice Rohrwacher doing The Odyssey? Marie Kreutzer doing Our Mutual Friend? Christian Petzold doing Farewell My Lovely?
PTA doing Kafka’s The Castle?

Review by sarahmatthews - The Murder on the Links Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie Read in Braille Harper CollinsPub. 1923, 272pp___I fan...

In Feb I enjoyed Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie, 1923, which brightened those dull & damp days! Here are a few thoughts on this lesser known but very entertaining early Christie 💙📚 #BookSky #BookReview https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/1c75d97d-2f23-40e8-a46d-e90ee5f78fbc?redirect=true

To mark 40 years of Donna Deitch’s trailblazing lesbian romance Desert Hearts, Marya E. Gates looks back on the legacy of this love. boxd.it/31E

One of my favourite Iranian films. So powerful and so good.

The poster for Jafar Panahi's The Circle (2000)

First watch: The Circle (2000). Still working through Mubi's Jafar Panahi collection in chronological order and this is a belter. The film follows with great urgency a series of women in Tehran whose lives briefly intersect, finally coming full circle, back to the character in the first scene. 1/3

God bless Arrow 🙏

I haven’t although it was recommended by a couple of mates. You liked it?

Oh and I LOVED Messiah of Evil

When it comes to horror, I am pretty predictable in my tastes. Carpenter, Argento, Bava…
Seem to be a bit less interested in keeping up with exciting new work (which is daft, given the talent that is out there!).

I am fairly open-minded and will give everything a fair go. Unpredictable narratives rate highly with me!

Hark at you! New records? I thought you were out of new release circulation 🤣👍

I am aware of his work but have shamefully neglected watching it. Thanks for the nudges 👍

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As we know only too well Colin! 🙏

YES! Adore their work. Just extraordinary. A Canterbury Tale is in my faves of all time ❤️

I like his work very much (although I think his ‘No End’ is one of the bleakest films that I have ever watched 🤣😬).

LOVE Jarman and Akerman too. Argento is a fave. Fulci can be more of a mixed bag for me but when he hits with me, he hits hard. Prefer his Giallo to the zombie stuff. Lewton is a legend! The stuff with Tourneur ❤️❤️❤️

I can well imagine…

Wow! I imagine that a lot has changed - it has since I arrived and that was 2005 🤣👍

Sounds like a great spot Paul ❤️

Piet Mondrian
Woods near Oele 1908