Aquele de “The Darjeeling Limited” e “Os Excêntricos Tenembauns”. Tá na Newsweek, e, diz a lenda, todos os 5 ajudaram a inspirar o novo filme.

1 “The River.” Jean Renoir’s beautiful adaptation of Rumer Godden’s autobiographical novel about a season in the life of an English girl raised in Bengal. Perfect for the hospital bedroom.

2 “Saint Jack.” Peter Bogdanovich’s elegiac film of Paul Theroux’s novel. Set in Singapore, with Ben Gazzara. Might save this for the very end.

3 “Husbands.” One of the best of John Cassavetes’s movies. Not very hopeful.

4 “The Last Detail.” Hal Ashby, Robert Towne, Jack Nicholson. Bleak, sad, funny. Even less hopeful.

5 “Days and Nights in the Forest.” Satyajit Ray’s story about four friends from Calcutta on a lost weekend in the country. Also no pushover—but here there is definitely hope.

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Nando,
ficou mto bom o podcast, to ouvindo aqui e me amarrando. Ganhaste mais um ouvinte.

:-)

Diego Cox added these pithy words on Nov 28 07 at 5:32 pm

Show, Cox! :)

nando added these pithy words on Nov 29 07 at 8:40 am

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