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late Sun., 5-5 for TCM Imports.... (times ET) 2:00 AM Princess from the Moon ( 1987) Based on a centuries-old traditional Japanese fairy tale, a country couple finds a baby girl in some bamboo and raises her as their own daughter. Dir: Kon Ichikawa Cast: Toshiro Mifune , Ayako Wakao , Yasuko Sawaguchi . BW- 121 mins, Letterbox Format https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_from_the_Moon 4:15 AM Her Brother ( 1960) Set in 1926 when Japanese tradition was much stronger, this standard drama looks at the inner workings of a small family, especially the relationship between a sister and brother. Dir: Kon Ichikawa Cast: Keiko Kishi , Hiroshi Kawaguchi , Kinuyo Tanaka . BW- 98 mins, Letterbox Format see TCM article: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/513776/Her-Brother/articles.html
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Eddie MullerVerified account @EddieMuller 18h18 hours ago It's exciting that so many people are psyched about this broadcast! This may be the most anticipated episode of Noir Alley ever! @NoirAlley @noirfoundation @tcm @TCMwithaTwist @TCM_Party #nightrmarealley
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HITS & MISSES: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow on TCM
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FYI....... synopsis: A female thief poses as a maid to bilk her high-society employers. "Reception The New York Times critic, Mordaunt Hall, gave the film a lukewarm review, praising the acting of Bebe Daniels, while not being as kind to Ben Lyon. Overall, he said the film, "... has not been handled with the subtlety and smoothness it deserves. Nevertheless, up to a certain point, it is a production that holds the interest, but what should have been the main idea is sacrificed for a more obvious turn of events."[5] Notes This is the first film in which Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon co-starred. They were married a short time afterwards, in June 1930, and the two remained married until her death in 1971.[3][6] The play from which this screenplay was adapted, The Chatterbox, does not appear to have ever been produced.[2] The film was a remake of the 1925 FBO silent film, Smooth as Satin, starring Evelyn Brent and Bruce Gordon, and directed by Ralph Ince....." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alias_French_Gertie -
Those Cartoon Characters You Still Love And Those You Out Grew
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late Sun., 4-28 for TCM Imports....... 2:15 AM (ET) B/W - 113 m TV-PG Autumn Afternoon, An (1962) Synopsis: :.... intergenerational family drama are all here in abundance for the story of a Tokyo widower, Shūhei Hirayama (Chishū Ryū), who takes on the responsibility of finding a spouse for his unmarried daughter. The film comments directly on recent Japanese history, more than the usual Ozu film ...." Dir: Yasujiro Ozu Cast: Chishu Ryu , Shima Iwashita , Keiji Sada . The final film of one of Japan's preeminent filmmakers, Yasujir Ozu .... see: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/502586/Autumn-Afternoon-An/articles.html
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Noir AlleyVerified account @NoirAlley Apr 23 See Joseph Losey's M ('51) this week on #NoirAlley hosted by @EddieMuller
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Eddie MullerVerified account @EddieMuller 33m33 minutes ago A RARITY THIS WEEKEND ON NOIR ALLEY. And to herald it, this stunning Italian poster by the legendary Anselmo Ballester. SAT: 12am ET / 9 pm PT. SUN: 10 am ET / 7 am PT. Be there. @noirfoundation @NoirAlley @tcm
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TCM relaunches The Essentials on May the 4th
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Filmmaker Ava DuVernay shares her favorite classic films "........part of the reason for having a filmmaker like DuVernay collaborate for the series is because of the unique perspective she’d bring as a black woman filmmaker. And she did not disappoint. DuVernay programmed documentaries, first features and important films by black filmmakers like Julie Dash, who directed and produced the groundbreaking film “Daughters of the Dust.” She also included works from female directors like the late Agnes Varda’s first film “La Point Courte” and Chantal Akerman’s “The Meetings of Anna”; international films that had a profound effect on her, like Satyajit Ray’s debut “Pather Panchali”; and important landmarks in representation, like “Sounder” and “Claudine.” “People who love movies benefit from thinking globally about film — globally literally and globally figuratively,” Mankiewicz said.... https://apnews.com/7b0a74a2c80d4b1d9686dbe750629f2f?utm_medium=APEntertainment&utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow -
late tonight for Underground......... 4:15 AM (ET) C - 92 m comedy I Was a Teenage Zombie (1987) Synopsis: Teenaged vigilantes kill a drug pusher only to have him return as a zombie. Dir: John Elias Michalakias Cast: Michael Rubin , Steve McCoy , George Seminara . "... very low budget effort with some very mediocre acting, but with a lot of heart. It’s mostly a comedy and the horror elements are played for fun, but nonetheless the film is incredibly fast-paced and entertaining. Playing like a pure 80s teen drug/sex comedy, the boys are a hoot and you’re on their side every step of the way. ..." http://www.oh-the-horror.com/page.php?id=232
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TCM relaunches The Essentials on May the 4th
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NOthing wrong w/hearing differing perspectives.... -why I loved the world film series (w/weird British? host) they ran..... (remember that?) -
TCM relaunches The Essentials on May the 4th
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Ben MankiewiczVerified account @BenMank77 6h6 hours ago Yes! Breaking classic movie news. Working w/ @Ava - man, just listening to her discuss these films - was like a film course from a favorite teacher. @ava was challenging - not personally (exactly the opposite) - but critically. She will open up the manner you take in movies. @tcm -
TCM relaunches The Essentials on May the 4th
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Ava DuVernayVerified account @ava 4h4 hours ago This was a geeky black girl filmlover’s dream. Thanks to @TCM for inviting me to share films that I love all year. Starting May 4 through December, I screen some of my favorites and talk them out with the fab @BenMank77. Had a total blast. Hope you enjoy! xo -
TCM relaunches The Essentials on May the 4th
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nice to finally see some foreign films there -
The Pulp Guy @Abitofpulp 7h7 hours ago #NoirAlley #TCMParty #WomanOnTheRun Great shot.
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jax ☘️ @jaxbra 18h18 hours ago And that story that @EddieMuller just told about the fire in 2008 that destroyed the only copy they knew of, and then found another...THAT'S why donating to the @noirfoundation is so worthwhile!! ================================== -Another copy he (sort of) illegally obtained
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jax ☘️ @jaxbra 17h17 hours ago "The dog is our only mutual friend." “What causes hypertension?” “Basically you.” Oh good Lord this film. #NoirAlley #TCMParty #WomanOnTheRun ============================== -DID have some Great lines! & pretty suspenseful Ending...
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Terry Gilliam Has Finally Slain His Giant Released at last after decades of mishaps, the director’s latest film, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, will fascinate his fans—but might frustrate more casual viewers. "It’s hardly shocking that Terry Gilliam might see a bit of himself in Don Quixote. The director and Monty Python member has made a career of tilting at windmills, mounting ambitious film projects, such as Brazil and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, that are often plagued by studio meddling and budget overruns and end up feeling like implausible gambits. But for three decades, the giant that Gilliam could not slay was The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, a fourth-wall-breaking, loopily postmodern adaptation of Miguel de Cervantes’s masterpiece. That the film exists, and is coming to limited theaters this weekend, feels like an achievement all on its own.... https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2019/04/man-who-killed-don-quixote-terry-gilliam-adam-driver-jonathan-pryce-review/587542/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_medium=social&utm_term=2019-04-19T13%3A37%3A41&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_source=twitter
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‘The Curse Of La Llorona’ Leading Easter Weekend With $19M-$20M Opening https://deadline.com/2019/04/the-curse-of-la-llorona-shazam-easter-weekend-box-office-2-1202598869/
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Which Peter Ustinov Films Do You Like?
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Sonny BunchVerified account @SonnyBunch 9h9 hours ago So there’s a new Disney streaming service, which I’ll want in addition to Netflix, and Prime, and Hulu, and Vudu, and CBS All Access, and HBO Now, and… eesh If only a company combined all these services—bundled them, if you will—to save me some hassle/money.
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Lucy would have some GREAT stories -Bette Davis or Meryl Streep?
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The First Film That Comes to Mind...
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American in Paris -jokes about Taxes -
Jimmy Stewart (GSOE) -child actor, couldn't make it as an adult
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good question........I'd like to know too (is that WHY no silent or import today??)
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TCM NewsVerified account @TCMPR 19h19 hours ago Tonight at #TCMFF, president of @TheAcademy John Bailey presented the 2nd annual Robert Osborne Award to film preservationist Kevin Brownlow.
