Watching ‎a screwball comedy from 1937 – EASY LIVING directed by Mitchell Leisen on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Watching ‎Mai Zetterling’s 1968 film THE GIRLS on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Watching ‎Mai Zetterling’s 1966 Swedish film NIGHT GAMES on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Watching ‎the 1939 screwball comedy MIDNIGHT directed by Mitchell Leisen on The Criterion Channel. 🎥

Watching ‎the screwball comedy from 1938 – BLUEBEARD’S EIGHTH WIFE directed by Ernst Lubitsch. 🎥

Watching ‎the screwball comedy from 1938 – BLUEBEARD’S EIGHTH WIFE directed by Ernst Lubitsch. 🎥

My final #Noirvember film is the 1947 UK film ‎IT ALWAYS RAINS ON SUNDAY directed by Robert Hamer. 🎥

Time for some British #Noirvember viewing with the 1951 film ‎POOL OF LONDON directed by Basil Dearden. 🎥

Back to my #Noirvember viewing and watching ‎the 1964 Japanese film BLACK SUN directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara. 🎥

HOLD ME TIGHT is one of my favourite films of the year. Amalric has always been a great actor and a strong director but his crafting of this film is transcendent and perfect. So many loving touches throughout and Vicky Krieps is remarkable again.

Watching ‎the 2021 film HOLD ME TIGHT directed by Mathieu Amalric and starring Vicky Krieps. 🎥

My next #Noirvember pick is the 2007 film ‎NIGHT TRAIN directed by Diao Yi’nan on MUBI. 🎥

Tonight for #Noirvember I’m watching ‎a 1958 noir featuring Robert Mitchum – THUNDER ROAD directed by Arthur Ripley. 🎥

Going back to Japan for #Noirvember and revisiting Kioshi Kurosawa’s brilliant 1997 film ‎CURE. 🎥

Tonight’s #Noirvember choice is the 1947 ‎film THE UNFAITHFUL directed by Vincent Sherman in Noir Alley on TCM. 🎥

After a cold and clear morning where there was time to go for a nice walk and restock my coffee beans and have some lunch, now the ground is covered with a blanket of snow as I am snuggled down in the house about to bake some bread.

Mushroom and cheese pizza with fresh basil and marjoram on top.

Starting to make some pizza and listening to Matt Berry’s album “Opium” while cooking and dancing from time to time.

Snow on the roof of the car this morning.

Starting to make some coffee as I look out at the light dusting of snow on the ground and feeling good that I got my snow tires on yesterday.

Still enjoying The Peripheral and seeing characters brought to life and the way that the series feels new and different and strangely familiar.

Such a strange feeling on Twitter tonight as everyone is saying goodbye and remembering the connections they made. The longer you’ve been around you realize how you stay connected in different ways. Some things stay and some things go. This is life.

Michael Curtiz’s 1950 noir ‎THE BREAKING POINT is my #Noirvember film for today. 🎥

Tonight’s #Noirvember film is the 1949 noir ‎THIEVES’ HIGHWAY directed by Jules Dassin. 🎥

Tonight’s #Noirvember film is the haunting and enigmaticac 2020 Hungarian film ‎PREPARATIONS TO BE TOGETHER FOR AN UNKNOWN PERIOD OF TIME directed by Lili Horvát. 🎥