Lee Grant
American actress, director and documentarian, blacklisted in the 1950s; won the Academy Award for Shampoo (1975) and directed Down and Out in America (1986), an Oscar-winning documentary.
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Loved Girlfriends
But what he and Claudia Weill accomplished with Girlfriends is so much more than “just trigonometry.”
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
Loved Persona
But the women in Persona, those performances, were like something out of another world.
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
Loved Being There
Being There has so many Hal things about it, including that charming, off-kilter blend of wit and optimism and grassy logic.
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
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Loved La Cage aux Folles
But La Cage aux Folles—in this form, as well as in its Broadway and Birdcage incarnations—is a delight, and without it I would never have found my way to our documentary.
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
Liked The Scarlet Empress
Her films with von Sternberg are dreamy, and I’d like to think their collaboration was as well. I think of her gowns in his beyond meticulous lighting in The Scarlet Empress .
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
Loved Harlan County USA
Right after it played, Harlan County USA came on. I was floored by the depth of those characters, the scale and immediacy of that story, and how it came to life without any studio support or trickery or magic.
criterion.com 17 Jul 2024
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