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Tag Archives: godard
3 things about Jean-Luc Godard’s CONTEMPT
Contempt [1963] 1. Endless sunshine, endless water. 2. “This is not ’33. This is ’63.” 3. Jack Palance’s fuzzy red sweater.
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Tagged 3 things, french new wave, godard, italy, Jean-Luc Godard, movies
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3 things about Jean-Luc Godard’s BREATHLESS
Breathless [1960] 1. Making out during a Western. 2. “Sleeping’s so sad. You say ‘sleeping together’ but you never do.” 3. He berates him for wearing silk socks with a tweed suit.
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How Alain Delon ended up in my movie.
I’m referring of course to “Alain Delon,” a track by my friend Steven Pate that appears on the soundtrack of Pause of the Clock. (What–you thought I meant the actor?!) During the editing of a dinner party scene I was … Continue reading
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Tagged alain delon, godard, Jean-Pierre Melville, mongomery clift, movies, music, pause of the clock, Sight and Sound
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