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“L’Eclisse†is a Michelangelo Antonioni masterpiece and is a piece of Italian cinema that is deserving in every cineaste’s collection. Highly recommended! Image courtesy of © 1991 Investing Establishment. 2014 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: L’Eclisse – The Criterion Collection #278 YEAR OF Read More …
“Purple Noon” is a wonderful film from filmmaker Rene Clement and also one of the better films that Alain Delon had starred in. If you are looking for an intelligent and riveting crime film, “Purple Noon – The Criterion Collection #637” is recommended! Image courtesy Read More …
“The Girl on a Motorcycle” is a film that is sexually-charged and for its time, considered dangerous and too sexy for audiences. But for today’s audience, one may see it more of a film that is a product of its time. Sexual repression, masochistic and Read More …
Jean-Pierre Melville’s masterpiece “Le Samourai” which inspired directors such as John Woo and Quentin Tarentino is simply stylish, suave and a very cool minimalistic film noir! Image courtesy of © 1967 FILMEL-CICC-TCP. © 2005 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: Le Samourai – The Criterion Read More …
The third film of Michelangelo Antonioni’s trilogy. Featuring beautiful cinematography and a wonderful performance from Monica Vitti and Alain Delon, “L’Eclisse” is an enjoyable film about humanity’s disconnection from the modern world. Image courtesy of © 1991 Investing Establishment. 2005 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Read More …