Best new-to-me films November 2020: THE AMERICAN FRIEND, L.A. TEA TIME, BAIT, ANY NUMBER CAN WIN, THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD, I’M YOUR WOMAN, ZAPPA.
Farmhouse Buttermilk Cake cooling.
While I didn’t need something to reinforce my love of the micro.blog community, the Microblogvember challenge showed what a creative and supportive community can do. #mbnov
Watching the figure skating film noir SUSPENSE from 1946 directed by Frank Tuttle on TCM in Noir Alley for my #noirvember film today.
It’s great to be a pedestrian in my small town and I try to get out for a walk every day. Day 29: Pedestrian of Microblogvember. #mbnov
When I go out I always have at least one mask with me now. Day 28: Mask of Microblogvember. #mbnov
More new-to-me noir tonight for #Noirvember is the 1950 film THE MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF directed by Felix E. Feist. 🍿
My daily dilemma is choosing which film to watch. Usually there is a theme or a thread based on genre, gender, actor, or director. So I choose and watch and choose again. Day 27: dilemma of Microblogvember. #mbnov
Watching INSOMNIA (1997) directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg on The Criterion Channel for some Nordic noir. #Noirvember 🎥
For some new-to-me-noir tonight I’m watching Ida Lupino’s 1953 film THE BIGAMIST on The Criterion Channel. 🍿