Frédérique Brun

Roads to Rome

The opening of Rear Window (1954) is Hitchcock at his most meticulous. Without a single line of dialogue, he reveals everything about the setting, the neighbors, and Jimmy Stewart’s character through pure visual storytelling.

The whole of CLAUDE LELOUCH’s classic Short Film C'ÉTAIT UN RENDEZ-VOUS It’s 5.30am, 1976, and someone is driving at insanely high speed across a waking Paris. Destination: Sacré-Cœur This was not staged. (if like me you love Paris, you’ll love this)

Tibetan rider photogaphed by Kin Chan Coedel for Vogue

Michelangelo Antonioni and Daria Halprin during the making of "Zabriske Point". California, USA, 1968 | Bruce Davidson

© Hoda Rostami (Iranian) - Tehran courtyard.

Chris Steele-Perkins #photography Outside Divis Flats. West Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain. 1978.

Stu Levy

Paul Klee, ‚Winterbild‘ (Winter Picture), 1930

‘Rear Window’ (1954) Alfred Hitchcock.

Steely Dan released 'Gaucho' 45 years ago today. 💿

Santiago Chile 1987 David Alan Harvey

The opening of Rear Window (1954) is Hitchcock at his most meticulous. Without a single line of dialogue, he reveals everything about the setting, the neighbors, and Jimmy Stewart’s character through pure visual storytelling.

© Nat Farbman - Fremont Street in Las Vegas at night lit up by casino neon signs in February 1961.

On Spotify, it has more streams than any Beatles album, Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind,’ Dr. Dre’s ‘The Chronic,’ or anything else from the 20th century. In 2024, it was the year’s biggest-selling rock album, old or new. (Yes, really.) What gives? esquire.com/entertainment/…

Helena Georgiou

Chet Baker, c. 1950 by Jean-Philippe Charbonnier

Chet Baker, c. 1950 by Jean-Philippe Charbonnier

Thelonious Monk 📸 W. Eugene Smith