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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Buster and Fritz
Whenever I get a chance to recommend Buster Keaton, I recommend Buster Keaton. This weekend, I recommend Buster Keaton at the Cleveland Cinematheque. Over the next four weekends, you can see Buster Keaton short films. Tomorrow evening (5:15 pm), three … Continue reading
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Tagged Buster Keaton. One Week, Cleveland Cinematheque, Fritz Lang, M
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Three for the Show
This weekend, abbreviated because of the holiday, offers only three movies, all of them good bets. You can see Ozu once again, as part of the Cinematheque series Marriage a la Ozu, in the 1957 family drama Tokyo Twilight. Less … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Uncategorized
Tagged Chishu Ryu, Cleveland Cinematheque, Lore, Ozu, Setsuko Hara, The Girl, Tokyo Twilight
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Belatedly
I’ve been remiss re the Cinematheque. Sometimes I’m not enthusiastic about any of the films, but I’m writing now, because I can be excited about a couple offerings. It’s Yasujiro Ozu again, this time 1956’s Early Spring. (Late Spring, Mid-Winter, … Continue reading
Ozu Once Again
This weekend at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque I recommend 1948’s A Hen in the Wind (Sat. 5:15 pm; Sun. 6:30 pm) based on its director Yasujiro Ozu, who made such great Japanese classics as Late Spring and Tokyo Story. … Continue reading
No Buzz
How do you choose which books to read and which movies to see? All of us are probably somewhat susceptible to “buzz”–the blaring ads and TV talk-show promos and mentions on National Public Radio that make us think we have … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Movies
Tagged Ann Patchett, Annie Dillard, auteur, buzz, Cedar-Lee Theater, Cheryl Strayed, David Sedaris, Days of Heaven, Don DeLillo, How to Survive in Your Native Land, James Herndon, Ken Loach, Paul Brannigan, Phillip Lopate, Stephen Greenblatt, Terrence Malick, The Angels' Share, The Swerve, To the Wonder, White Noise, Wild
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