"the Bicycle Thief" Is Everyman'q Search For Dignity - It Is As Though The Soul Of A Man Had Been Filmed. "the Bicycle Thief" Ix About A Man, A Worker, Who Must Have A Bike In Order To Work At His Job. He Is Desperate, Pawns Eberything To Regwin His Machin3, Goes To Work,...
Four leading cinematographers talk about their work and the stars they’ve filmed in this article published in the February 1941 issue ofModern Screen. Here, then, in their own words are some revealing insights into how they see their work, observations of some of the stars they’ve filmed a...
Le Signe du lion is a French film directed by Éric Rohmer, his feature debut; although filmed in the summer of 1959, it was first released in France in May 1962. Along with Le Beau Serge, directed by Claude Chabrol, it was one of the first films of the French New Wave. The title...
When ‘Black Narcissus’ premiered in 1947, it shocked audiences with its gorgeous use of color and decadent sets — and cinematographer Jack Cardiff and art director Alfred Junge both won Oscars for their work creating the film’s Himalayan setting. The beauty onscreen, from blooming pink flowe...
is brought to the convent and turned over to the sisters. Equally as remarkable is the cinematography of Jack Cardiff, who won an Oscar for his work here. Cardiff shoots a late scene in the bell tower in such a way as to make it positively nerve-racking.Black Narcissusalso netted an Aca...
There’s lots of slightly self-conscious grooviness going on (it seems amazing that multi-coloured solarization was ever anything but irritating) but Cardiff’s talent keeps the kinetic camerawork from getting wacky and gratuitous, and there’s a sort of heady logic to it absent from, say, ...
She also looks especially luscious as photographed by Jack Cardiff in Technicolor. I know there's a lot of fans that regard BUS STOP as her finest performance, but I personally think her work in THE MISFITS is better. They both stretch her talents and show that she was fully capable of...
It was filmed on March 30, 1895. This film became the first in the UK to be commercially screened outside London and was displayed at Cardiff Town Hall on May 5, 1896. Released: 1895 Directed by: Birt Acres 27 Never Get Outta the Boat Lombardo Boyar, Darren E. Burrows, Thomas ...
Ernie Haller, with an eye for the unusual, summarized some of the crazy paradoxes he’d run into during his many semesters in the movie village. He said that big banquet scenes were always filmed right after lunch, because the extras weren’t so hungry then and wouldn’t eat so much exp...
Released: 1960 Directed by: Jack Cardiff 7 Gentleman's Agreement Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire, John Garfield 15 votes When journalist Phil Green (Gregory Peck) moves to New York City, he takes on a high-profile magazine assignment about anti-Semitism. In order to truly view things from an...