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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | 1953 | Howard Hawks | USA
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | 1953 | Howard Hawks | USA
la passion de jeanne d'arc, 1928carl theodor dreyer
la passion de jeanne d'arc, 1928carl theodor dreyer
la passion de jeanne d'arc, 1928carl theodor dreyer
la passion de jeanne d'arc, 1928carl theodor dreyer
“The Days Have Fallen Silent”  Klara by @alexvnderblvck 
“The Days Have Fallen Silent”  Klara by @alexvnderblvck 
An American Romance (1944) - King Vidor
An American Romance (1944) - King Vidor
Black Moon (1934) - Roy William NeillCinematography: Joseph H. August
Black Moon (1934) - Roy William NeillCinematography: Joseph H. August
Our Town (1940) - Sam WoodArt direction: William Cameron Menzies
Our Town (1940) - Sam WoodArt direction: William Cameron Menzies
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) - Joseph L. Mankiewicz
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) - Joseph L. Mankiewicz
SUBLIME CINEMA #607 - NOCTURNESublime thriller by Zu Quirke, a director I know very little about exc
SUBLIME CINEMA #607 - NOCTURNESublime thriller by Zu Quirke, a director I know very little about exc
SUBLIME CINEMA #552 - THE SMALL BACK ROOMUnderrated noir. The films of Powell and Pressburger are ex
SUBLIME CINEMA #552 - THE SMALL BACK ROOMUnderrated noir. The films of Powell and Pressburger are ex
Black Moon (1934) - Roy William NeillCinematography: Joseph H. August
Black Moon (1934) - Roy William NeillCinematography: Joseph H. August
classicalrecords: “Cinema is the only art that operates with the concept of time. Not be
classicalrecords: “Cinema is the only art that operates with the concept of time. Not be
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