Persona (1966) Queer Film A+
Two of the world’s greatest actresses under the gaze of one of the greatest movie directors the world has ever known.
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Two of the world’s greatest actresses under the gaze of one of the greatest movie directors the world has ever known.
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A movie to be seen AT A MIDNIGHT SCREENING WITH A GAY CROWD, – a GROUP experience. Do not see this movie on your own.
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Not nearly as shocking today as it was in 1967, The Producers remains wildly entertaining. A huge part of its staying power comes from Roger De Bris and his exquisitely mannered assistant Carmen Ghia, played by the great Christopher Hewett and Andreas Voutsinas, respectively.
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“The Fox” does interesting things with color saturation (Bill Fraker is the cinematographer), and the haunting Lalo Schifrin score has entered the jazz canon. Bypassing the Hays Office, the film was released independently in the United States, without a Code seal of approval.
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With a near-great performance by Burt Lancaster as the title character who “swims his way home” through his “river” of backyard swimming pools… Based on the short story by John Cheever. Adapted to the screen by Eleanor Perry and directed by her husband, Frank Perry.
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