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Les Triplettes de Belleville [The Triplets of Belleville] [Belleville Rendez-vous] (2003, voices of Michèle Caucheteux, Jean-Claude Donda, Michel Robin) – Classic Movie Review 8812
Writer-director Sylvain Chomet’s 2003 French animated gem Les Triplettes de Belleville [The Triplets of Belleville] [Belleville Rendez-vous], told with very little dialogue, is an impressively designed, highly imaginative and vibrant cartoon, packed with attractively eccentric, […]
Aug, 10
My Way Home ***** (1978, Stephen Archibald, Paul Kermack, Jessie Combe, Joseph Blatchley) – Classic Movie Review 8809
Writer-director Bill Douglas’s 1978 black and white British autobiographical drama My Way Home is the third and perhaps most impressive part of The Bill Douglas Trilogy begun with My Childhood (1972) and My Ain Folk […]
Aug, 09
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