A true classic.

I’m Tempted despite having it on DVDs at home. Plus Night Moves, The Parallax View, The Long Good Friday, Bladerunner, The Godfather, Sorceror, Dog Day Afternoon and a few others are on soon……which are also tempting….despite having them etc.

The last film I saw at a cinema. Loved it.

Saves her buying her own hand cuffs I suppose.

Unpicking the truth behind Kubrick conspiracy theories Stanley Kubrick has been connected to a number of conspiracy theories over the years. But why? We pick out the truth behind the myths.

Moon landings. MKUltra. Stanley Kubrick has been connected to a number of conspiracy theories over the years. But why? We pick out the truth behind the myths.
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Thank you to everyone who's bought #1996book over the last 24 hours ahead of full launch tomorrow. Very pleasing. It really is another triumph of candour and hope from Tony Adams. No 1 bestseller in some football categories and Hot New Release, no less.
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Rififi (1955): Easing the Pain of Betrayal Rififi was Dassin’s comeback film, his revenge fantasy film, a revenge not only on foes across the pond but on capitalism itself.

4/13/55: Jules Dassin's Rififi
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Launch event May 30th Doors open 6pm Starts 6.30pm Parish Church of All Saints, Pavement High Ousegate, York YO1 8RZ You're invited!

You're invited! 🍾

Join the CWA and Criminally Good Books for the official #NationalCrimeReadingMonth launch 📚🔪🩸

🎟️ Grab your ticket here 🎟️
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Twas my first thought too.

End Palantir’s NHS contract NOW Palantir, the controversial U.S. company working with ICE and the Israeli military, has access to our private data via NHS databases. We need the Government to trigger the break clause on their contra...

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A True Classic.

A ★★★★½ review of The Parallax View (1974) Austin Tucker: "Now I don't know what you want but if it's money, I'll give you $10,000 to keep me out of it. You don't mention my name, you don't come looking for me. All I want is to stay out of it....

"...It warns us that getting to the facts of any great matters of state, at the truth, is nigh on an impossibility with the forces in place to keep it locked away and hidden..."
For #BOTD director Alan J. Pakula, my Letterboxd review of THE PARALLAX VIEW #FilmSky
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Trump can only be removed under the 25th Amendment with the actions of this Republican vice president, this Republican cabinet, and this Republican-controlled Congress.

So, if you're asking what Democrats are doing today, I'm not sure you understand how this all works.

Love that Corgi 🤣🐶

A man reclines on a leather office chair with his feet up on a desk. Behind him is a large bookcase, and paper and notes are scattered on the floor

From 1950 to present day, explore contemporary British and Irish collections including literary and creative archives, society and science, oral history, news, moving image, patents and trademarks at our open day on Friday 24 April.

Book your place: link.bl.uk/5nj

From Classic Noir to Neo-Noir: 1965 to 1969 The transition from classic Film Noir to the more self-referential and self-conscious Neo-noir occurred during the mid 1960s, the shift marked by the end of the Motion Picture Production Code in 1967,...

My attempt at marking out the timeline during the mid to late 1960s when Film Noir evolved and reshaped itself into Neo-noir ... What did I miss?

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True classic.

A true classic.

John Schlesinger’s 1985 spy thriller ‘The Falcon and the Snowman’ boasts fine performances from Timothy Hutton and Sean Penn, and a refreshingly cynical view of the American intelligence apparatus.

Cmon Boro stop mucking about down there ferchrissakes. We need two clubs up here chipping away at the deluded world of geordie arrogance. It’s getting boring doing it on our own.

The Profession That Does Not Exist | Baffler Symposium A partial history of the hidden labor that makes possible the poems, stories, essays, and books you read.

This week @thebaffler.com asks whether you can still make it financially today as a writer—citing our Authors Guild income survey.

(The answer is yes… but at what cost??)

This morning, NASA sent up a message recorded by Apollo astronaut Jim Lovell before his death: “Hello, Artemis II! This is Apollo astronaut Jim Lovell. Welcome to my old neighborhood! When Frank Borman, Bill Anders, and I orbited the Moon on Apollo 8, we got humanity’s first up-close look at the Moon and got a view of the home planet that inspired and united people around the world. I’m proud to pass that torch on to you — as you swing around the Moon and lay the groundwork for missions to Mars … for the benefit of all. It’s a historic day, and I know how busy you’ll be. But don’t forget to enjoy the view. So, Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy, and all the great teams supporting you – good luck and Godspeed from all of us here on the good Earth.” Jim Lovell Jim Lovell Gemini VII, Gemini XII, Apollo 8, and Apollo 13 Astronaut

This morning, NASA sent up a message recorded by Apollo astronaut Jim Lovell before his death:

Well tell him to stop mucking about on the internet and get some new albums recorded sharpish.

Abel said this to me last year and I've thought about it every day since. "It’s a test, bro. Just take it as a test."

They were trained & skilled Over 500,000 Black women worked in shipyards factories & government offices during World War II welding ships & keeping America running. History called them the Black Rosies But they fought 2 wars One against the enemy abroad & one against racism & discrimination at home

Is this something to do with The Great Kit Kat Robbery between Italy and Turkey last week? Or some Shoreditch hipster in joke?

She obviously hadn’t watched or read much crime fiction had she?

Photo of a sculpture in black of a squatting figure wirh arms around two infants, the sculpture is on a plinth in an interior

Käthe Kollwitz, Mother with two Children, 1932-1936, sculpture #WomensArt

UK Artist Prudence Staite created a playable chocolate record which worked just like a vinyl record, and played 'You Sexy Thing' by the band Hot Chocolate #womensart

Four images one of a white woman sitting knitting with huge needles, two images of a dark lace like fence in a garden and another image of the artist standing by the fence.

Anne Eunson knitted a fence with twine based on a Shetland lace pattern, installed at the Shetland Textile Museum, Lerwick #womensart