Archive for tag: Terence Davies

The House of Mirth (The Cornfield #43)

16 October, 2011 (10:44) | by Robert Horton, Essays, Film Reviews | By: Robert Horton

For a variety of reasons, the next few weeks in the Cornfield will be devoted to “Ten Years Gone”: movies released in 2001. This is my Film.com review of an under-appreciated gem. Gillian Anderson’s performance as Lily Bart in The House of Mirth is weirdly un-modern—the actress seems to have tapped directly into the mindset [...]

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Of Time and the City and Alexander Korda – DVDs for the week

12 May, 2009 (00:01) | by Sean Axmaker, Documentary, DVD | By: Sean Axmaker

Of Time and the City (Strand) If Liverpool did not exist, it would have to be invented. And in some ways, that’s what Terence Davies does in his cinematic essay, a personal remembrance of a city that he recalls from his ambivalent perspective of troubled affection and critical commentary. Freely mixing history and remembrance, documentary [...]

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