Trash to Tarkovsky

Question: What are 3 films you love from the year you were born? 🎞 👶🏻 #FilmTwitter

John Waters on the movie he wants to be shown at his funeral: "Ingmar Bergman movies were the most influential. They used to show at Goucher University, which was where my parents used to live. 'Brink of Life' (1958) was the first one I ever saw. Three pregnant women in a maternity ward and their misery—I love that. That is what I want to show at my funeral." (John Waters' interview with Simon Abrams, Esquire, 2016) P.S: On this day, 68 years ago 'Brink of Life' was released in Sweden.

El maestro #BrianDePalma explica la importancia de mostrar la geografía y ubicación de cada personaje antes de que se desate la acción de una secuencia 👍🏻

La ville des pirates (1983), Raúl Ruiz.

SUSPENSE (1913, L. Weber)

alice (1988) dir. jan śvankmajer

Preminger / Vidor

Ken Russell and Vanessa Redgrave on the set of The Devils, 1971

THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI (1947, O. Welles)

Vertigo (1958) Dir: Alfred Hitchcock

ALICE, SWEET ALICE (1976, A. Sole)

the cremator (1969) dir. juraj herz

A Woman Under the Influence (1974) / John Cassavetes

Steven Spielberg was just 24 years old when he directed one of the first episodes of COLUMBO in 1971. The opening camera move quietly ties the murderer to the victim in an elegant single shot. The cinematic visuals and precise use of diegetic sound reveal a filmmaker already in complete control.

La donna del lago (Luigi Bazzoni, Franco Rossellini 1965)

🎥 'Io la conoscevo bene' (Antonio Pietrangeli, 1965).

SOME CALL IT LOVING (1973, J.B. Harris)

I Walked with a Zombie (Jacques Tourneur, 1943)

Donald Sutherland and Jane Fonda in “Klute” (1971). Directed by Alan J. Pakula.

Shock Corridor (1963) dir. Samuel Fuller