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This is a completely brilliant Moviesinframes submission
moviesinframes:

Brazil, 1985 (dir. Terry Gilliam)
Submitted by doublec
[Note: this is a re-frame. You can see the first one here]

This is a completely brilliant Moviesinframes submission

moviesinframes:

Brazil, 1985 (dir. Terry Gilliam)

Submitted by doublec

[Note: this is a re-frame. You can see the first one here]

thelightningbolts:

Aww, this little guy made the etsy front page last night. I’ll be relisting him later if anyone else wants one

thelightningbolts:

Aww, this little guy made the etsy front page last night. I’ll be relisting him later if anyone else wants one

moviesinframes submission #7

moviesinframes:

Funeral Parade of Roses, 1969 (dir. Toshio Matsumoto)
By Klakk
moviesinframes submission #7

moviesinframes:

Funeral Parade of Roses, 1969 (dir. Toshio Matsumoto)

By Klakk

moviesinframes submission #6
moviesinframes:

Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41, 1972 (dir. Shunya Ito)
By Klakk

moviesinframes submission #6

moviesinframes:

Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41, 1972 (dir. Shunya Ito)

By Klakk

moviesinframes submission #5

moviesinframes:

Europa, 1991 (dir. Lars von Trier)
By Klakk
moviesinframes submission #5

moviesinframes:

Europa, 1991 (dir. Lars von Trier)

By Klakk

moviesinframes submission #4
moviesinframes:

La battaglia di Algeri (Battle of Algiers), 1966 (dir. Gillo Pontecorvo)
By kklak

moviesinframes submission #4

moviesinframes:

La battaglia di Algeri (Battle of Algiers), 1966 (dir. Gillo Pontecorvo)

By kklak

The Battle of Algiers
Absolutely incredible, startling film about resistance to the French in Algiers. It’s all documentary realism, violence and fifties chic in crisp black and white, and with the added tension of a pulpy (but fab) Morricone score. Really, really highly recommended.

The Battle of Algiers

Absolutely incredible, startling film about resistance to the French in Algiers. It’s all documentary realism, violence and fifties chic in crisp black and white, and with the added tension of a pulpy (but fab) Morricone score. Really, really highly recommended.