Guess the movie!
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Daughter of the Nile?
"I too am a child burned by future experiences, fallen back on myself and already suspecting the certainty that in the end only those will prove benevolent who believe in nothing." – Marran Gosov
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Blackmail (1929)?
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Rebeca? I'm like 5% certain it's hitch
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nice job! and bonus points to bure for knowing it was Hitch.
here's the remainder just because i love this film and they are purty
Spoiler!
hmmm, I wasn't impressed by the visuals. But to each his own.
"I too am a child burned by future experiences, fallen back on myself and already suspecting the certainty that in the end only those will prove benevolent who believe in nothing." – Marran Gosov
I wouldn't dream of arguing about visuals on a purely aesthetic plane, because that's a waste of time. Of course you're right, anyone can find beauty according to his or her own experience and inclinations. But the visuals in VV are not merely pretty, they serve the purpose of the movie so well. Here's a riddle for anyone who wants to look deeper - what older German movie does Veronika Voss allude to?
Yeah, the shot with all those glinting lights is pretty unforgettable.
The White Baloon?
"I too am a child burned by future experiences, fallen back on myself and already suspecting the certainty that in the end only those will prove benevolent who believe in nothing." – Marran Gosov
Nope - not an Iranian film, in fact
ah, Pola X
"I too am a child burned by future experiences, fallen back on myself and already suspecting the certainty that in the end only those will prove benevolent who believe in nothing." – Marran Gosov
anyone who wants can post the next screenshot!
I pass.
I pass.
"I too am a child burned by future experiences, fallen back on myself and already suspecting the certainty that in the end only those will prove benevolent who believe in nothing." – Marran Gosov