Watched Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love for the first time @criterionchannl. What a masterpiece!
Blu-ray cover by Lucien S. Y. Yang
Watching Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love, we thought of Kubrick (2001, Eyes Wide Shut), Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair, Scorsese's The Age of Innocence, David Lean's Brief Encounter, Godard, Truffaut, Antonioni. I felt like I was in the middle of a Henry James novel.
The French poster for the 20th anniversary restoration of Kar-Wai Wong's In The Mood For Love by @studiotstella is perfection.
I was very much taken by Kar-Wai Wong's use of three Nat King Cole songs from his late 1950s Latin American recordings with Nelson Riddle. "Te Quiero Dijiste" & "Aquellos Ojos Verdes" are from Cole Español, released in 1958.
I was unable to track down who took the cover photo of Nat King Cole for the album Cole Español, which is a shame, since Cole is himself sporting a camera. Is this in Peru, or perhaps Bolivia?
I love this shot of Director Kar Wai-Wong & Maggie Cheung, who stars as Su Li-zhen in his film In The Mood For Love.
Photo: Neville Elde, Edinburgh, September 2000
More shots of Kar-Wai Wong with Maggie Cheung
📷 Neville Elde, Edinburgh, 2000
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The 1968 American Davis Cup Team at the Berkeley Tennis Club, by Bob Peterson for Time magazine, July 12, 1968
Donald Dell, Dennis Ralston, Stan Smith, Arthur Ashe, Charlie Pasarell, Clark Graebner & Bob Lutz #InternationalTennisHallOfFame #InternationalCoolHallOfFame
In 1977 Arthur Ashe married the photographer Jeanne Moutoussamy. Here they are in Paris, to attend a photo show of hers.
📷 Benoit Gysembergh, 1979
Their daughter's name is Camera!
Jeanne Moutoussamy Ashe
The Wedding Dance, NYC, gelatin silver print
What an outstanding photograph!
#RIP Claude Brasseur
With Isabelle Adjani on the set of Andre Techine's Barocco, 1976
Photo: Sveeva Vegeveno
#RIP Claude Brasseur
From very early in his career, his 1957 Studio Harcourt portrait. A necessity for a young actor.
Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine
Jean-Luc Godard on the set of his 1964 film Bande à Part, with his stars Sami Frey & Claude Brasseur (#RIP), masked, but not socially distancing.
The still photographer on the set was Marilou Parolini.
Stay well Jean-Luc & Sami!
Peter Marlow #Christmas Tree in Trafalgar Square, 1993
🧵 A thread of...
Pigeons!
Ferdinando Scianna
Old woman with pigeons
Istanbul, 1996
A. Abbas
Snow over the Oyashimo Shinto shrine, devoted to the deity of family and love. This shrine caters to many pigeons who symbolize roaming spirits.
Izumo, 2000