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The
Year My Voice Broke (directed by John Duigan,
1988). Coming of age story set in rural Australia,
circa 1962. Infused with bittersweet nostalgia.
It kills me everytime. The sequel, Flirting,
is equally brilliant.
Grand
Illusion (directed by Jean Renoir, 1937). Beautiful
performances in this classic anti-war film.
Ghost World
(directed by Terry Zwigoff, 2001). Went to see
this because of a favourable five line review but
its utter greatness still caught me off guard.
Manhattan
(directed by Woody Allen, 1979). His best. Charming,
beautifully filmed and ultimately poignant
Withnail
and I (directed by Bruce Robinson, 1987). Two
unemployed British actors suffer through a country
vacation. Hilarious and bleak in equal preportions.
The Awful Truth (directed by Leo McCarey, 1937).
My all-time favourite screwball comedy. Cary Grant
and Irene Dunne are magic together. Check them
out in My Favourite Wife and Penny Serenade
too.
Almost
Famous
(directed by Cameron Crowe, 2000).
I grinned all the way through this at the
theatre. Great Cameron Crowe commentary on the DVD.
Children
of Men (directed by Alfonso Cuarón, 2006).
Set in the near future (2027) during a time
of global infertility which has rendered the world
hopeless, Children of Men documents decline,
chaos, despair - and hope. One of the most potent
films I've ever seen.
Jesus of Montreal (directed by Denys
Arcand, 1990). A film Holden Caulfield would love.
Wonder
Boys (directed by Curtis Hanson,
2000). English professor (Michael
Douglas) has been struggling to finish his second
novel for years and his personal life is equally
muddled in this fantastic film about campus life.
28 Days Later
After Hours
Alfie (1966, directed by Lewis Gilbert)
Beautiful Girls
Before Sunrise
Before
Sunset
Biloxi Blues
Blow-Up
Bowling
for Columbine
Bringing Up Baby
Chilly Scenes of Winter
The Commitments
Dawn of The Dead (1978, directed by George Romero)
Desperately Seeking Susan
Do The Right Thing
Dominick and Eugene
Doubt
Earth
The Empire Strikes Back
Eternal
Sunshine of The Spotless Mind
Eve's Bayou
The Exorcist
Falling Down
The Family Stone
Gattaca
Girl, Interrupted
Gone With The Wind
Grand Canyon
Half
Nelson
A Hard Day's Night
Help
Holiday (1938, directed by George Cukor)
The
Hours
In
America
Into The West
It's A Wonderful Life
Jacob's Ladder
Life is Beautiful
Logan's Run
The
Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring
The
Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers
The
Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King
Lost
in Translation
Manhattan Murder Mystery
Manhunter
Miller's Crossing
Miracle Mile
My Brilliant Career
Once
On The Beach
Only Angels Have Wings
One True Thing
Open City
The Philadelphia Story
Planet of The Apes (1968, directed by Franklin
J. Schaffner)
Platoon
Pride
and Prejudice (2005, directed by Joe Wright)
Proof (1991, directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse)
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Stardust
Summer (French title Le Rayon Vert, 1986,
directed by Eric Rohmer)
Swimming to Cambodia
The Terminator
That'll Be The Day
This Is Spinal Tap
To Have and Have Not
Truly, Madly, Deeply
The Way We Were
The Year of Living Dangerously
Fav Books
Fav Songs
Other Favs
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