“People told us and told us; marriage is hard work…”
Blindsided by LATE SPRING
Ozu looks at a traditional life, and potentially condemns it as an option.
Blindsided by MON ONCLE ANTOINE
After so many grand stories, it’s time for something intimate. And after so much globetrotting, it’s time to come back home.
Blindsided by INTOLERANCE
Some things never change, even a century later.
Blindsided by AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE
When a beautiful place is still hell, it’s uplifting to think one can write their way out.
Blindsided by THE LIFE AND DEATH OF COLONEL BLIMP
Powell and Pressburger remind us that conflict used to be more civilized, and every stuffed-shirt has a tale to tell.
Blindsided by THE HITCH-HIKER
With the gun comes the fear; both for the target and for the shooter.