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Notes and collages
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Just film clips today:
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Film Clips
Several women from Chocolate (2005), an episode from the Masters of
Horror series: Ali Staseson,
Leah Graham,
Lucie Laurier
Brigitte Bardot in her 1958 prime in Les Bijoutiers du claire de
lune
Jane Asher in Deep End.
She's the pretty, blue-eyed redhead who was involved with Paul
McCartney for many years, starting when she was 17. They were
engaged and seemed to be totally in love. but she caught him with
another woman. They tried to patch things up, failed, broke up,
and Asher has never spoken or written a word about it since,
although she was only 22 when they broke up, and turned 62 a month
ago. She married another man in 1981, and they are still together.
Asher has written three novels and about a dozen books on food and
lifestyle.
Deep End was made in 1971, three years after her separation
from McCartney, when she was 25.
Luise Baehr in Von Wegen
(2005)
IMDb's summary: "Fabian and Jana just wanted to hitch a ride to
Italy, but this little arrogant prick in his Jeep really didn't
deserve any better. First he almost runs them over, then he tries
to blame them. Big mistake. So they do what (almost) everbody
would have done: Fabian and Jana steal his car. Although a couple
of miles later they make an unpleasant discovery: the arrogant
prick's girlfriend is sleeping off her marijuana flush in the back
seat. And she's holding her boyfriend's gun. No problem for
Fabian, who's always game for a loony scenario. He starts telling
the girl a really tall tale, trying to convince her not to return
- but instead to keep on driving to Italy. He succeeds, of course,
but keeps on telling his tale. Slowly but steady Fabian loses
track of his own story, mixing things with his own past - thus
swiftly skipping genres from horror to romance and all there is in
between. Eventually Jana hits the breaks. Fed up with Fabian's
constant tale-spinning she only wants to hear one thing: the
actual truth. No more stories, no more charming lies, no more
covering mistakes from the past."
Margot Kidder in The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975, about
three years before Superman.)
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Melika Foroutan in
Die Dunkle Seite. (2008. A new thriller from Germany, per IMDb.
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