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Tag Archives: Gena Rowlands
3 things about Terence Davies’ THE NEON BIBLE
The Neon Bible [1995] 1. He lip-syncs the introductory patter. 2. “Just a tooth. And her dignity.” 3. The most breathtaking sunrise in cinema?
3 things about Woody Allen’s ANOTHER WOMAN
Another Woman [1988] 1. In several scenes she keeps her overcoat on even though she’s indoors. As if she knows she won’t be settling in.2. The way Gene Hackman munches on a tiny cracker topped with cream cheese.3. “We didn’t … Continue reading
3 things about John Cassavetes’ A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE
A Woman Under the Influence [1974] 1. At different moments, both Mabel and Nick ask someone what time it is without receiving an answer. 2. “Tell me what you want me to be, I can be anything.” 3. He can’t … Continue reading
3 things about John Cassavetes’ FACES
Faces [1968] 1. The tear, poised to fall, remains in place. 2. “So, what have I got after all those years? A big house, a kooky wife, and a kid who wears sneakers.” 3. Smoker’s cough on the stairs.
3 things about Woody Allen’s ANOTHER WOMAN
Another Woman [1988] 1. She stands absolutely still, listening. Breathing very hard. 2. A small rectangle of light until they flip the switch in the hallway, walk towards the camera. 3. He pats an imaginary strand of her hair back … Continue reading
3 things about Woody Allen’s ANOTHER WOMAN
Another Woman [1988] 1. She begins her monologue. She’s framed in such a way that we don’t see Mia Farrow sitting opposite her. It’s as if she’s talking to us. "Everyone said when I turned 50 I’d be devastated. And … Continue reading
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