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Jumping into the Jarman era with Caravaggio (remastered). It's great no matter how you see it. The Glitterbox DVD set is highly recommended.
Also pictured here: a beautiful copy of Female Perversions, which will be discussed at length when we get to 1996.
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Also pictured here: a beautiful copy of Female Perversions, which will be discussed at length when we get to 1996.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintCast
February 27, 2025 at 12:33 AM
Jumping into the Jarman era with Caravaggio (remastered). It's great no matter how you see it. The Glitterbox DVD set is highly recommended.
Also pictured here: a beautiful copy of Female Perversions, which will be discussed at length when we get to 1996.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintCast
Also pictured here: a beautiful copy of Female Perversions, which will be discussed at length when we get to 1996.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintCast
The next stop is Fat of the Land, a collection of late 1980s British independent films.
It's only available on VHS, but Richard Heslop (one of the main contributors) hosts it on Vimeo:
vimeo.com/76804144
Tilda in The Sluggard (1986), directed by Joy Perino.
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It's only available on VHS, but Richard Heslop (one of the main contributors) hosts it on Vimeo:
vimeo.com/76804144
Tilda in The Sluggard (1986), directed by Joy Perino.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintcast
February 9, 2025 at 7:49 PM
The next stop is Fat of the Land, a collection of late 1980s British independent films.
It's only available on VHS, but Richard Heslop (one of the main contributors) hosts it on Vimeo:
vimeo.com/76804144
Tilda in The Sluggard (1986), directed by Joy Perino.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintcast
It's only available on VHS, but Richard Heslop (one of the main contributors) hosts it on Vimeo:
vimeo.com/76804144
Tilda in The Sluggard (1986), directed by Joy Perino.
#FilmSky #Movies #TildaSwintcast
Post #1: Caprice
Caprice was a graduate production directed by Tilda's childhood friend Joanna Hogg.
Lucky (Tilda) takes a surreal journey through her favorite fashion magazine.
Each magazine section is photographed differently ranging from candy Technicolor to black and white minimalist.
Caprice was a graduate production directed by Tilda's childhood friend Joanna Hogg.
Lucky (Tilda) takes a surreal journey through her favorite fashion magazine.
Each magazine section is photographed differently ranging from candy Technicolor to black and white minimalist.
Caprice (1986) : Joanna Hogg : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Lucky is a young woman who embarks on an Oz-style adventure when she is swallowed up by the pages of her favorite fashion magazine, Caprice. As she enters this...
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February 9, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Post #1: Caprice
Caprice was a graduate production directed by Tilda's childhood friend Joanna Hogg.
Lucky (Tilda) takes a surreal journey through her favorite fashion magazine.
Each magazine section is photographed differently ranging from candy Technicolor to black and white minimalist.
Caprice was a graduate production directed by Tilda's childhood friend Joanna Hogg.
Lucky (Tilda) takes a surreal journey through her favorite fashion magazine.
Each magazine section is photographed differently ranging from candy Technicolor to black and white minimalist.
Welcome to TildaSwintcast, where I'm taking a journey through Tilda Swinton's entire filmography.
My reasons (abridged version):
-Most A-Z movie podcasts cover directors. I wanted to cover a performer
-The list of the directors she's worked with is impressive
-This isn't a creepy hero worship thing
My reasons (abridged version):
-Most A-Z movie podcasts cover directors. I wanted to cover a performer
-The list of the directors she's worked with is impressive
-This isn't a creepy hero worship thing
February 9, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Welcome to TildaSwintcast, where I'm taking a journey through Tilda Swinton's entire filmography.
My reasons (abridged version):
-Most A-Z movie podcasts cover directors. I wanted to cover a performer
-The list of the directors she's worked with is impressive
-This isn't a creepy hero worship thing
My reasons (abridged version):
-Most A-Z movie podcasts cover directors. I wanted to cover a performer
-The list of the directors she's worked with is impressive
-This isn't a creepy hero worship thing