#alan sharp

[gregorygalloway]

Night Moves premiered in New York City on 11 June 1975.

Written by Alan Sharp and directed by Arthur Penn, the film received critical praise (Roger Ebert listed it as his 2nd favorite film of the year, behind Nashville), and a BAFTA and New York Film Critics Circle nominations for Gene Hackman, but failed to find an audience when it was first released. It has since been called "a seminal modern noir work from the 1970s" and one of Penn's best films.

[dinkysdirtcinema]

#69 - Night Moves (Penn, 1975)

RIP to one of the greats. For more 70's New Hollywood cinema, check out Dinky Dirt Cinema

Bonus Feature:

The Day of the Director - Night Moves Featurette

[remotecontrolledquicksand]

I like the idea of a TV series based on 1975's Night Moves where the big denoument every week is another bleak reminder of the hopelessness of human existence, and everyone is tired and sighing the whole time.

Anyway, Gene Hackman was the greatest ever and I love him.

[rjcity1]

It’s up and it’s deep.

[jackylanto]

Get out your magnifying glass, because we’re goin looking for clues! https://youtu.be/_Ejn368JV_c

[chuckbbirdsjunk]

[genevieveetguy]

Listen Delly, I know it doesn't make much sense when you're sixteen. Don't worry. When you get to be forty, it isn't any better.

Night Moves, Arthur Penn (1975)

[everythingsecondhand]

Night Moves, by Alan Sharp (Corgi, 1975).

From a box of books bought on Ebay.