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  • Rififi, and six more movies

    THE
    NEVERENDING
    FILM FESTIVAL

    #132
    Sunday,
    Jan. 15, 2023

    Rififi (1955)

    Tony is an ex-con with a gambling habit, and his funds are running low, so he’s tempted by an offer to pull a low-risk heist from a jewelry store’s front window. … [read more]

  • Quite a lot of food

    This morning, I’m not going to eat breakfast at Mrs Rigby’s, which feels strange. It’ll be the first Saturday without a family breakfast. Katrina and Mom both have COVID, but are doing pretty good, they say. … [read more]

  • Forbidden, and six more movies

    Forbidden (2022)

    This is set in the city of Nacirema (American spelled backwards), where everyone’s gay. Boys are expected to play with dolls, while girls get the trucks and toy guns, so as a boy, Nolan Renner (Todrick Hall) is forced to give up his love of sports.  … [read more]

  • Inquiries and investigations

    I put some serious effort into tidying up my room over the past couple of days. You’d still say it’s a mess, but boxes and clothes no longer block the way to the door, only smaller pieces of litter. … [read more]

  • Dolls, and six more movies

    Dolls (1987)

    “Toys are loyal, and that’s a fact.”

    The unimaginative and unscary “Chucky” franchise owns the murderous doll sub-genre, but this movie came first, and it’s far superior. … [read more]

  • The executive chef

    My flatmate Dean and I haven’t spoken yet this year, which is glorious. Things aren’t quiet, though because even when he’s not talking to me, he’s tends to be talking.
     … [read more]
  • Brief Encounter, and six more movies

    Brief Encounter, and six more movies

    Brief Encounter (1945)

    A married woman meets a married man at a train station, and they innocently share a table and tea. … [read more]

  • Worms and tomatoes

    Walking a few blocks home from the bus stop, I heard a tinkling as the breeze blew. It got louder as I walked along, and I was curious, so I followed my ears across the street to figure out the sound. … [read more]

  • Face/Off, and six more movies

    THE NEVERENDING
    FILM FESTIVAL
    #128
    Friday, Jan. 6, 2023

    Face/Off (1997)

    A good action movie ought to be ridiculous. Ideally, you should be laughing as people get shot and shit blows up, because you know it’s all so impossible. … [read more]

  • Hamburger dream

    Since I have nothing much to say today, I’m going to share three of my dreams from last night, courtesy of mugwort pillow. Feel free to diagnose any obvious mental illness you notice. … [read more]

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