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May and June recap on The Wonderful World of Cinema! ✨
A lot happened on my blog during the last few weeks. Make sure you haven't miss any of my articles or announcements! It's HERE!
📸 Photo from June vacation film Where the Boys Are (Henry Levin, 1960)
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Since 2015, I've been celebrating, along with participant bloggers, this legendary Swedish actress via this blogging event, and it's back for a 8th edition!
You're a blogger and/or a fan of Ingrid? You can now apply for The 8th Wonderful Ingrid Bergman Blogathon HERE.
True Stories (1986), which was directed by Talking Heads' frontman David Byrne, is definitely one of my very favourite films.
You can read all the things I have to say about this creative musical HERE!.
Very happy to shared my review of David Byrne's True Stories (1986), which is a five stars film for me. I hope you'll enjoy reading my article as much as I enjoyed writing it! You can read it HERE.
Happy Friday to all! Sharing a new article for the occasion, which is a review of the masterpiece (imo) Network (Sidney Lumet, 1976)! You'll find the review HERE.
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We celebrate today Marilyn Monroe centenary and I'm happy to have published my personal tribute to this ultimate star on my blog! Click HERE to read it.
I just published a top 95 of my favourite film directors on my blog! I think it was about time. I’ll let you read the disclaimer at the beginning of the article, but basically I highlight the fact that these are very personal choices and a very subjective list.
Read it HERE.
A new review is up on my blog! I wrote about the black comedy The Gazebo (George Marshall, 1959), which stars Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds and Carl Reiner (and even Hitchcock has a role in it! Somehow). You'll find the article HERE.
