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#POSSESSION (1981)#SAM NEILL #ISABELLE ADJANI #Margit Carstensen #Heinz Bennent #Johanna Hofer #Carl Duering #Shaun Lawton #Michael Hogben #Leslie Malton #PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR #THRILLER #DRAMA #SUPERNATURAL HORROR #WATCHING #AVANT GARDE #ANDRZEJ ZULAWSKI

Katharina Kubrick on set of A Clockwork Orange (1971)

#a clockwork orange #1971 #stanley kubrick #anthony burgess #wendy carlos #malcolm mcdowell #patrick magee #michael bates #warren clarke #john clive #adrienne corri #carl duering #miriam karling #philip stone #katharina kubrick

#a clockwork orange #wallpaper #1971 #crime #sci-fi #Stanley Kubrick #Anthony Burgess #Malcolm McDowell #Patrick Magee #Michael Bates #Warren Clarke #Adrienne Corri #Carl Duering

A Clockwork Orange - 1971 - Dir. Stanley Kubrick

Man in a Suitcase: Somebody Loses, Somebody... Wins? (1.19, ITC, 1968)

"Mr. McGill, I was told that you do dangerous work for money. I offer you dangerous work - and I offer you money in proportion."

"What proportion?"

"Name your price."

"Ok. I get a legitimate visa. I travel under my own name, using my own passport. I'll obey every law in the book. And if I smell the slightest aroma of trouble, baby, I'm heading home. And if I locate your brother, it's gonna cost you twenty thousand dollars, plus expenses. And if I don't locate your brother... it'll cost you twenty thousand dollars, plus expenses."

"Those are difficult terms."

"Do me a favour, turn me down."

#man in a suitcase #somebody loses‚ somebody... wins?#itc #1968 #jan read #john glen #richard bradford #jacqueline pearce #godfrey quigley #carl duering #philip madoc #gordon sterne #paul hansard #carl bernard #peter hager #derek prentice #wendy hall #david scheuer #bettina jonic #maria warburg #gerda koeppler #for me‚ not just the pinnacle of MiaS‚ but one of the best individual episodes of tv that ITC ever produced. and an unlikely success too:#this was the final episode of the first production block‚ with Bradford and crew growing tired and in need of a break. it was also John #Glen's directorial debut (having worked as an editor and a.d.) and went over schedule‚ to his horror (he thought he'd blown his chance)#plus on set accidents and bts arguments.. but no‚ the final product is absolutely wonderful (ymmv ig). Jan Read had ended up writing for #show through pure coincidence (his Spanish wife did some language work on 1.16 The Man Who Stood Still) but his script is the show at its #sharpest‚ wittiest‚ darkest and most cutting. Jac Pearce‚ having forged a genuine friendship with Bradford on 1.7‚ returned in a bigger #role as a former love of McGill's who may or may not have defected. cue a bitterly nihilistic study of the collateral victims of the cold #war‚ as a job in East Berlin gets murkier and more complicated. it's beautifully written‚ but wonderfully played too; the pair have genuine #chemistry‚ and you really feel like in another world they could have made it work together. sobs. maybe next time round.

Mondo will release Possession screen prints by Gary Pullin tomorrow, October 21, at 12pm EST. Two variants will be available, each of which measures 36x24, is limited to 95, and costs $50.