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Libby Morse
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“Pragmatic and somewhat buzzy”— The New York Times
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Was I the only one who at the end of Framed (in Criterion’s Blackout Noir series) shouted “Give the money to Edgar Buchanan!”?
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Don’t forget to destroy your clocks tonight and reclaim what they’ve taken from you
Worth it for the trees alone.
Rousseau at the @barnescollection.bsky.social. Wonderful—and sent me back to Roger Shattuck’s The Banquet Years.
Watched Witchhammer (1970) for Halloween, which was probably a mistake. It was genuinely terrifying to see how institutional power can be weaponized against everyone from the marginalized to the smug bourgeoisie. Thank god we live in totally different times, right?
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A gaggle of costumed trick-or-treaters; anyone who lived through that era remembers these costumes with their stiff masks (held on by an impossibly thin rubber band that always broke) and cheap plastic overgarments #Halloween
And your mom made you wear a sweater over your costume, scarring you for life.
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@neguse.house.gov gives a lesson on how to reframe a journalist’s stupid question about #SNAP! 💪🏼
Is it November yet?
Criterion Channel looks 💯: Blackout noir programmed by Farran Smith Nehme and Glenn Kenny, Hawks festival with intro by Imogen Sara Smith.
Continually grateful to have come of moviegoing age when #Shampoo and other great 70s movies were considered mainstream Hollywood releases. #TCMParty #HalAshby
Happy Birthday to Roy Lichtenstein
Oh, he definitely had a sense of humor! Some of my favorite photos of Lichtenstein are these from around 1965, when he & Dorothy Herzka (who would later become Dorothy Lichtenstein) went to a Halloween costume party dressed as Andy Warhol & Edie Sedgwick
+1 but more than miffed that TCM doesn’t mention Eve Arden is in it too
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🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩I plead not enough coffee.
Those end credits are pure Powell-Pressburger.
#TalesofHoffmann. #TCMParty
Got tickets for The Reckless Moment at #NoirCity Philadelphia.
So much fun—Digitally remastered version on Amazon.
My favorite Joan Fontaine #botd movie is one you don’t hear a lot about— but she sizzles in it: Fregonese’s Decameron Nights (1953).