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Love in the Afternoon (1972)
26the movie of the year (Mar. 18, 2021)
Finally had my first Eric Rohmer experience. Don’t know if starting off on the final film of Six Moral Tales was the right move…but it was done.
Questions stirring in my brain: Does life just get narrower and narrower? How do we define responsibility and what motivates us to be responsible? Do we get increasingly better at ignoring our instincts over time? To what degree is an affair forgivable?
Note to self: last scene.
Le Havre (2011)
Ms. 45 dir. Abel Ferrara (1981)
Ms .45 (1981)
White Noise
While We’re Young (2014) by Noah Baumbach
Book title: Miss Lonelyhearts (1933) and The Day of the Locust (1939) by Nathanael West
This is the New Directions paperbook.
While We’re Young (2014) - dir. Noah Baumbach
While We’re Young (2014) Dir. Noah Baumbach
Greenberg (2010)
Director - Noah Baumbach, Cinematography - Harris Savides
“A shrink said to me once that I have trouble living in the present, so I linger on the past because I felt like I never really lived it in the first place, you know?”
Greenberg (2010) dir. Noah Baumbach
Greenberg (2010) dir. Noah Baumbach
this reminds me of Zooey Glass
Pillion (2025) by Harry Lighton
Book title: My Struggle, Book 6 (Min kamp, Sjette bok in Norwegian; 2011) by Karl Ove Knausgård