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19 January 2022

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    Casque d’or

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    There are still quite a few Jacques Becker films that are unavailable in Japan, but I’ve loved all the ones I’ve been able to see—I had a hard time deciding between Le trou and Casque d’or.

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    Le trou

    Their words

    There are still quite a few Jacques Becker films that are unavailable in Japan, but I’ve loved all the ones I’ve been able to see—I had a hard time deciding between Le trou and Casque d’or.

    criterion.com

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    Stromboli

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    Every time I watch the tuna fishing scene in Stromboli, I’m blown away.

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    All That Heaven Allows

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    All That Heaven Allows was one of the first I was able to get my hands on. The work of the cinematographer, Russell Metty, is sublime.

    criterion.com

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    Women of the Night

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    There’s a shot in Women of the Night that exemplifies Mizoguchi’s directorial powers.

    criterion.com

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    Flowers of Shanghai

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    The key, I think, is the collaboration between Hou and the cinematographer, Mark Lee Ping-bin; they’ve worked together a number of times, but Flowers of Shanghai strikes the perfect balance between their sensibilities.

    criterion.com

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