Ellen Cheshire (she/her)さんのイラストまとめ

To round off my deep dive into @indicatorseries Columbia Noir #2 a read of the 118pp book with contemporary interviews/features & new essays by @BritFilmMelanie @SabinaStent @Kuli_83 @midnightmovies @antnield @faces_of_jeff #simonabrams #DavidThompson & me! #Noirvember

Watched 50 films in September. 32 for the first time, 18 re-visits.
My top 4 first-time watches were:
Went the Day Well? (1942)
Lingua Franca (2019)
Saint Maud (2019)
The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
For full list & reviews via @letterboxd https://t.co/FNv7r8eaIO

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OK, so I have 6 of these 10 films as 'vanilla' DVDs, but given @indicatorseries fabulous packaging, booklets and extras this #MaeWest boxset will be a must.
https://t.co/9WmCHO5yBz

And finally, I'm going to miss these fabulous posters & wicked titles. So here are few posters of #precode films I want to watched, inpsired by #PreCodeApril.
Safe in Hell (1931)
Call Her Savage (1932)
The Sin of Nora Moran (1933)
Crime without Passion (1934)

Death Takes a Holiday (1934, Mitchell Leisen) Death (Fredric March) is confused why people are reluctant to go with him, so takes human form to find out, on his 'holiday' he is drawn to Grazia (Evelyn Venable). Good looking eccentric fantasy melodrama. A curiosity. #PreCodeApril

The Gay Bride (1934, Jack Conway)
Showgirl (Carole Lombard) is determined to marry money & decides that a gangster (Nat Pendleton) is the perfect mark: lots of money/potential short life-span! But then there's her love/hate relationship with Jimmy (Chester Morris). #PreCodeApril

Directors featured: #LoisWeber #AliceGuyBlaché #NellShipman #IdaLupino #DorothyArzner #DorothyDavenport #AgnesVarda #VeraChytilová #ShirleyClarke #JaneCampion #DeborahHeywood #GretaGerwig #MiraNair #NadineLabaki #DenizGamzeErgüven #SallyPotter #ClioBarnard #CarolMorley
#IWD

@chriscampbellX Yes, Very happy for you to jump in in praise of Basil, the Great Mouse Detective especially Vincent Price. Having watch some of his Poe adaptations recently, was very tickled by the nod to Pit and the Pendulum.