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We've never played, as part of Metro Classics, a film by Danish director Carl Theodor Dreyer, though we came close to running Day of W... -
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Had we been unable to secure any of our first choices for the upcoming series, Sean and I certainly would have had dozens of great films wit...
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A few weeks ago, I said I was going to watch some Eric Rohmer films. I've made it through his Six Moral Tales and am very glad I did. ... -
In honor of this week's showing of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo , I decided to watch a bunch of the master's films that I hadn...
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