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Luke West
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Cult Cinema Enthusiast 📽🎞😃 Favorite genres include: Eurocult French New Wave New Hollywood Film-Noir Commedia all'italiana Fleischer studios cartoons Can also be found at: https://letterboxd.com/Lukecinemawest https://www.instagram.com/lukecinemawest
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Black Sunday (Mario Bava, 1960)
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If you cut all the sex scenes from OBSCENE DESIRE, you're basically left with a confused plot, some awkward stares, and the fastest exorcism in cinematic history.
#italiangenrecinema
( Image of the car is for @eroina.bsky.social 's diorama 😉)
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Helen Scott's friendship with François Truffaut is a tale of cinema. Their correspondence spans the early sixties, when she was working in the French Film Office in New York, where she promoted films by Truffaut and his French New Wave cohorts including Godard and Agnès Varda...
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"The most beautiful thing I have ever seen in a movie theatre is to go down to the front and turn around, and look at all the uplifted faces, the light from the screen reflected upon them..."

Remembering François Truffaut
February 6, 1932 – October 21, 1984
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Penultimate day of NYCC! Ive sold out a couple of prints, and one comic but PLENTY OF GOODIES LEFT! Stop by and say hi to @henrybarajas.bsky.social and me at H-6!!
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Artists, QRP with you favorite portrait ✍️
-The many PERFECT heads of Anna Karina
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Paulette Goddard in Movie Mirror, Dec. 1935

“From a bit player in Eddie Cantor's ‘The Kid from Spain’ to leading woman for Charlie Chaplin's new ‘Modern Times’—that's the cinema history of Paulette, Hollywood's mystery lady, since she arrived in an Hispano-Suiza from out of nowhere.”
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The photo of Lupino at her songwriting is from this 1943 magazine article, “Louis Gets the Lowdown on Lupino.”

Lupino: “All I care about is that we win this war. As long as I’ve got Louis and my health, and can have a good laugh occasionally, I’ll do all right .”
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Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester celebrate their new American citizenship, 1950
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William Powell and Ginger Rogers for “Star of Midnight” (RKO, 1935)
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Director Ida Lupino working with actor Robert Clarke on “Hard, Fast and Beautiful” (1951)

#IdaLupinoDirecting
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Ida Lupino and Jean Gabin in “Moontide” (1942)
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Ida Lupino, 1942

“In real life Ida reminds me somewhat of a breeze. Sometimes moving one way, at other times the other. Never quite predictable nor even easy to locate. She has, too, the moods which change velocity; at times quiet, almost depressed, then suddenly, for no accountable reason, gusty.”
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Glenda Farrell in “Scandal for Sale” (1932)
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Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in costume for “The Gay Divorcée” (1934)
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Ida Lupino with the the hair stylist at Pickford-Lasky studio in 1936, where she starred in two movies that year: “One Rainy Afternoon” and “The Gay Desperado.”
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Ida Lupino and husband Louis Hayward “write, direct and enact radio scripts for their own amusement. Here they are shown recording one on a home machine. Louis will shortly be seen in Edward Small's ‘Son of Monte Cristo,’ Ida in a new Warner Brothers picture.” — 1940
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LA FEMME BOURREAU
1968 • Jean-Denis Bonan
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RABID
David Cronenberg • 1977