Movie Stills - Fashion in Film #1

[auxt]

The Fifth Cord (1971)
Directed by Luigi Bazzoni
Cinematography by Vittorio Storaro

the film is okay but the photography is stunning
Storaro shows his brilliance in composition, light and shadow, reflections, interiors, etc., etc.

my caps

 

[from: sophia]

^ Stunning I want to see it what is it about

 

[ms-nietzsche]

I didn't know they made The Atrocity Exhibition into a movie. How is it?

 

[chessmess]

Zabriskie Point - Michelangelo Antonioni, 1970

capped by me

 

[chessmess]

 

[ROKARONY]

NEED TO SEE THIS!!! didnt he also direct Blow Up?

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[chessmess]

^yes thats him

 

[from: sophia]

^ that movie is crazy I was so sad when they blow up the super cool house I bet it was a model but I wasnt sure.

 

[chessmess]

^ that movie is crazy I was so sad when they blow up the super cool house I bet it was a model but I wasnt sure.

the explosion is really confusing

 

[user500]

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astonishingly colourful movie. thanks for posting!

 

[LucyInTheSky]

I created a thread for Delphine Seyrig over in Star Style, so here are some shots of Delphine from two films. I wanted to cap Last Year At Marienbad as well, but my copy is a blu-ray and my laptop only has a DVD drive.

Baisers volés (Stolen Kisses) (1968)
Directed by François Truffaut

screencapped by me

 

[LucyInTheSky]

Muriel (1963)
Directed by Alain Resnais

screencapped by me

 

[lechic12]

Some like it hot

Source-flickr, marilyn monroe collector, dvdbeaver

 

[lechic12]

Labyrinth

source-cinema strikes back, decide, jennifer-connelly.org

 

[lechic12]

Anastasia and Ever After

source-fanpop.com, allocine, crimsonvision.net

 

[EvaIntl]

anthony zimmer (2005)

it opens with a shot of sophie marceau walking in the rain wearing chanel heels. it's my favorite opening of any film ever.

(my caps)

 

[auxt]

^ Stunning I want to see it what is it about

It's an Italian pulp thriller ... the hero tries to catch a killer on the loose (you've seen the formula before )

I didn't know they made The Atrocity Exhibition into a movie. How is it?

I enjoyed watching it. It follows the book, making for an experimental, non-linear film. The commentary track with Ballard was quite interesting.

 

[auxt]

Sweet Movie (1974)
Directed by Dusan Makavejev
Cinematography by Pierre Lhomme

my caps

 

[leeloo]

Whoa, "Sweet Movie" looks interesting!

 

[auxt]

Yes, it's very unique ... and it's been banned in many countries for sexual/political content. Although some scenes are disturbing, I still enjoyed the surreal visual experience.