Cemetery of Splendor [2015]
1. Jen and the two dead princesses silently eat fruit together.
2. Paramecium.
3. She/he quietly ministers to the leg.
Cemetery of Splendor [2015]
1. Jen and the two dead princesses silently eat fruit together.
2. Paramecium.
3. She/he quietly ministers to the leg.
GoldenEye [1995]
1. M prefers bourbon.
2. Sauna brawl.
3. “Don’t touch that! It’s my lunch.”
Blade Runner [1982]
1. He lives on the 97th floor.
2. “Wake up, it’s time to die!” His frontal lobe flattens.
3. Motionless beneath the sheet.
The Baron of Arizona [1950]
1. “Who are you?”
“A wanderer like Cain looking for a woman of my own.”
2. An impromptu courtroom is quickly installed.
3. Silhouette of an empty noose.
Truck Turner [1974]
1. “You want to find the rooster, you gotta check out the hens.” Outrageous Nichelle Nichols outfit.
2. Lovemaking cut short by cat.
3. Early appearance of the Spike Lee dolly shot.
The Saddest Music in the World [2003]
1. “Spats? Would you call his hair slippery?”
2. His favorite song: “Skip to My Lou.”
3. A squeezebox that’s a vintage radio.
“One day it will have to be officially admitted that what we have christened reality is an even greater illusion than the world of dreams.”
― Salvador Dalí
That Obscure Object of Desire [1977]
1. The judge ponders his question for a moment and answers, “Probably.”
2. After they pass from one bedroom to the other, their clothing is different.
3. Eyes fastened on the needle of the seamstress in the store window, he shakes his head as in disbelief and then walks away.
Secret in Their Eyes [2015]
1. She rips off her forensic gloves and clutches her daughter’s body even closer.
2. The same booth day after day.
3. “You look a million years old.”
Sebastian [2017]
1. They don’t bother to close the front door.
2. “I’m Meryl!”
3. An interesting mystery: why is the dead man’s wife at a gay bar?
This film screens at REELING 35 on September 27.