Bill Brandt, Day on the River (1941).
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While nothing groundbreaking or powerful, The Gambler opens with a
tense situation for the lead character and holds it over his head for
the remainder of the picture. There aren't any action scenes or quick
cuts — this is a quiet 70's drama that takes place on the streets, where
the people who are seeking out the film's antihero
could be around any corner.
currentfilm
o o o o
This film doesn't make judgments.
It's a movie about what this man is like and how he feels
— not whether he's good or bad.
Karel Reisz
could be around any corner.
currentfilm
o o o o
This film doesn't make judgments.
It's a movie about what this man is like and how he feels
— not whether he's good or bad.
Karel Reisz
26/11/2013
deux heures en apesanteur (1155)
— Summer's almost over. It's sad, isn't it? Makes you want to — I don't know — reach out and hold it back.
— There'll be other summers.
— How about a swim?
— Maybe later.
— Hmmm.
o o o o
A movie that looks great but means little.
Don Willmott
o o o o
A film of shimmering surface brilliance and almost complete lack of focus or substance.
Don Druker
o o o o
A long, slow, sickening bore.
Stanley Kauffmann
— There'll be other summers.
— How about a swim?
— Maybe later.
— Hmmm.
o o o o
A movie that looks great but means little.
Don Willmott
o o o o
A film of shimmering surface brilliance and almost complete lack of focus or substance.
Don Druker
o o o o
A long, slow, sickening bore.
Stanley Kauffmann
25/11/2013
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