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3 things about Charles Burnett’s THE ANNIHILATION OF FISH

Posted on November 23, 2024 by robchristopher

The Annihilation of Fish [1999] 1. Recreating Vertigo at Fort Point. 2. Curried goat. 3. The demon’s corpse is beginning to stink, she points out.

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3 things about Arthur Lubin’s IMPACT

Posted on April 8, 2018 by robchristopher

Impact [1949] 1. Another sighting of the Brocklebank Apartments. 2. “It’s easier to be tolerant and understanding at 50 than it is to be at 25.” 3. And they moved to Denver and lived happily ever after.

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3 things about Gordon Douglass’s SINCERELY YOURS

Posted on November 12, 2017 by robchristopher

Sincerely Yours [1955] 1. An exterior shot of Madeleine Elster’s apartment from Vertigo! 2. “Do you want to touch me?” The woman reaches out and gingerly pokes him on the leg. “A little higher, honey. About here is where I … Continue reading →

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It was a just a moment for you.

Posted on July 3, 2015 by robchristopher

Courtesy of my vacation to San Francisco, I was finally able to visit the setting for this poem I wrote.

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