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Category Archives: Crime
World Advent : Day 23
The Film: Wild Target – UK Based on the 1993 French film Cible Emouvante this witty comedy has a lot going for it. Namely that Bill Nighy plays a hit-man with such charm it’s impossible to not enjoy. In some … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Christmas, Comedy, Crime, England, European, Film, Film Genre, Food, Heist Film, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema, Romance, Snack, UK
Tagged Bill Nighy, cook, Emily Blunt, Hot Fuzz, Lucinda Coxon, Popcorn, Rupert Everett, Rupert Grint
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World Avent : Day 22
The Film: Sound of Noise – Sweden If you’re looking for boring, dry, art house — this ain’t it. What is it? Creative. Creative. Creative. With all of the remakes and rewrites and reimagings coming from Hollywood, it’s truly, refreshingly … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Cardamom, Christmas, Comedy, Crime, Drama, European, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema, Netflix, Romance, Snack, Spices
Tagged Advent, Almond, Bengt Nilsson, Butter, Candy, Christmas, Cinema, Comedy, cook, Film, Film Blog, Film Review, Films, Food, Food Blog, Foregin Movies, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, Holiday, Home, Homemade, International Cinema, Johannes Stjärne Nilsson, Movies, Ola Simonsson, Popcorn, Recipe, Recipe Blog, Sound Of Noise, Sugar, Sweden, Swedish Film, Teaspoon
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World Advent : Day 12
The Film: L’homme du train [Man on the Train] – France Patrice Leconte quickly became a favorite director of mine with Man on the Train. The unique story, the masculine but artful direction — a masterful character study. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Crime, Drama, Film, Film Genre, Food, France, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema, Screenwriting, Snack
Tagged Advent, Christmas, Cinema, Drama, Film, Film Blog, Film Review, Filmmaking, Films, Food, Food Blog, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, France, French Cinema, French Film, Halloween, Holiday, Homemade, Jean Rochefort, Johnny Hallyday, Movie, Movies, Normandy, Patrice Leconte, Popcorn, Recipe Blog, Screenwriter, Screenwriting, Snack, The Man on the Train
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World Advent : Day 5
The Film: Nueve reinas [Nine Queens] – Argentina It’s an ironclad rule: Always watch the original first. It’s a perfect system that guarantees you will never be frustrated. If you love the original — great, maybe the remake will have … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Christmas, Comedy, Con Film, Crime, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Heist Film, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema, Screenwriting, Snack, Spices, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged Advent, Argentina, Argentinian Film, Argentinian Movie, Bay Leaf, Chimichurri, Chimichurri Popcorn, Christmas, Cinema, Film, Film Blog, Film Review, Films, Food, Food Blog, Foregin Movies, Foreign Cinema, foreign film, Foreign Films, International Cinema, Matchstick Men, Nine Queens, Olive oil, Popcorn, Recipe, Ricardo Darín, Secret In Their Eyes, Spices, Vinegar
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World Advent : Day 4
The Film: 悪い奴ほどよく眠る [The Bad Sleep Well] – (Japan) If you’ve read through Celluloid and Leftovers you can see that I am a huge Kurosawa fan. I’ve written about his collaborations with Toshiro Mifune which are some of my favorite foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Classics, Crime, Drama, Film, Film Genre, Food, Foreign Film, Holiday, International Cinema, Japan, Snack
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