Illeana Douglas
American actress, writer and director; appeared in Goodfellas (1990), Cape Fear (1991), To Die For (1995) and Ghost World (2001), and wrote the memoir I Blame Dennis Hopper (2015).
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Loved Ride the Pink Horse
He directed and starred in two great, innovative noirs, Lady in the Lake and Ride the Pink Horse, both made in 1947, and then stopped directing.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved All That Jazz
All That Jazz does borrow from 8½, but this is not an homage. Fosse, inspired by Fellini, created something new.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved Rosemary’s Baby
Maybe that’s why I love it: Rosemary’s Baby plays on every woman’s fears.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
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Loved Vagabond
Varda has a film language all her own, and anyone who wants to direct will learn story and camera technique by watching Vagabond.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved Harlan County USA
Harlan County USA won an Academy Award, and while Kopple has made other films, this is seminal viewing.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved My Life as a Dog
My Life as a Dog is the best coming-of-age story I’ve ever seen, because it captures sadness without ever being sappy.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved Amarcord
Growing up with Italians, you see that life is absurd: it’s a circus, with some sex in it, and Amarcord simply confirmed that for me. I can watch this movie again and again; it’s that enjoyable.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
Loved Wild Strawberries
I chose Wild Strawberries because in it I found the key that changed my work forever.
criterion.com 1 Sept 2016
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