L'Avventura by Antonioni

Finally seen his italian, early masterpiece
released -60 and filmed -59

set on Aeolian islands and Sicily

while my mind oscillate
between passionate admiration
and confused indifference



like SnowBlack

most Beautiful character : ANNA (Lea Massari)

+ seven dwarfs

most Happy character : GIULIA (Dominique Blanchar)

most Grumpy character : CORRADO (James Addams)

most Sudden (Sneezy) character : GLORIA (Dorothy De Poliolo)

most Boring (Sleepy) character : SANDRO (Gabriele Ferzetti)

most Crazy (Dopey) character : PRINCE GOFFREDO (Giovanni Petrucci)

most Wise (Doc) character : PATRIZIA (Esmeralda Ruspoli)

most Bashful character : CLAUDIA (Monica Vitti)





or as Roger Ebert viewed this :

"...you would assume the movie was about the search for Anna. It is not. It is about the sense in which all of the characters are on the brink of disappearance; their lives are so unreal and their relationships so tenuous they can barely be said to exist. They are like bookmarks in life: holding places, but not involved in the story."





Whole Movie

7 Beauty (SnowWhite)

4 Joy (Happy)

5 Conflict (Grumpy)

3 Thrill (Sneezy)

6 Process (Sleepy)

2 Humour (Dopey)

2 Idea (Doc)

6 Mystery (Bashful)

= 35


I give from 1 to 7 stars
again by 8 aspects of dwarfs
they become maximum 56 stars


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my 55 Most Memorized 50's Movies

Never seen many movies at all from the 50's
but still more than I thought.

Since alot of 50's things feels very
meaningful now, I try to figure out
not which 55 I love most
rather which 55 I remember most of

which in turn reveals something
about how many times I have seen them
or how recently and
grade of great impression they've made

in order of reminiscence
....so far....


1

VERTIGO
by Alfred Hitchcock

2

20.000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA
by Richard Fleischer
via Walt Disney
based on Jules Verne

3

WILD STRAWBERRIES
by Ingmar Bergman

4

LITTLE FRIDOLF....
[all three of four movies]

by Torgny Anderberg
based on Rune Moberg

5

THE MASTER DETECTIVE (BLOMKVIST) LIVES DANGEROUSLY
by Olle Hellbom
based on Astrid Lindgren

6

THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
by Alfred Hitchcock

7

MIRACOLO A MILANO
by Vittorio de Sica

8

PETER PAN
by Luske, Jackson and Geronimi
via Walt Disney

9

RASHÔMON
by Akira Kurosawa

10

REAR WINDOW
by Alfred Hitchcock

11

IMITATION OF LIFE
by Douglas Sirk

12

ROMAN HOLIDAY
by William Wyler

13

THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY
by Alfred Hitchcock

14

ANASTASIA
by Anatole Litvak

15

AND GOD CREATED WOMAN
by Roger Vadim

16

ONE SUMMER OF HAPPINESS
by Arne Mattsson

17

THE SEVENTH SEAL
by Ingmar Bergman

18

THE WORD
by Theodor Dreyer

19

A MAN ESCAPED
by Robert Bresson

20

THE KARAMAZOV BROTHERS
by Richard Brooks

21

GIRL WITH HYACINTHS
by Hasse Ekman

22

LADY AND THE TRAMP
by Luske, Jackson and Geronimi
via Walt Disney

23

GOOD MORNING [OHAYÔ]
by Yasujirô Ozu

24

LES VACANCES DE MONSIEUR HULOT
by Jacques Tati

25

FUNNY FACE
by Stanley Donen

26

SOME LIKE IT HOT
by Billy Wilder

27

I DUR OCH SKUR
by Stig Olin

28

RATATAA (or THE STAFFAN STOLLE STORY)
by Hasse Ekman

29

SPACE INVASION OF LAPPLAND
by Virgil W. Vogel

30

GODZILLA
by Ishirô Honda

31

THE MAGICIAN
by Ingmar Bergman

32

THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN
by Jack Arnold

33

PICKPOCKET
by Robert Bresson

34

JAILHOUSE ROCK
by Richard Thorpe

35

SINGING IN THE RAIN
by Stanley Donen & Gene Kelly

36

RIO BRAVO
by Howard Hawks

37

SEVEN SAMURAI
by Akira Kurosawa

38

THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER
by Charles Laughton

39

JOURNEY TO ITALY
by Roberto Rossellini

40

SOLOMON AND SHEBA
by King Vidor

41

THE GREAT ADVENTURE
by Arne Sucksdorff

42

SAWDUST AND TINSEL
by Ingmar Bergman

43

LA STRADA
by Federico Fellini

44

THE SEARCHERS
by John Ford

45

PICNIC ON THE GRASS
by Jean Renoir

46

HIROSHIMA, MON AMOUR
by Alain Resnais

47

UMBERTO D.
by Vittorio de Sica

48

THE 400 BLOWS
by Francois Truffaut

49

THE WILD ONE
by Laslo Benedek

50

HOPPSAN!
by Stig Olin

51

IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
by Jack Arnold
based on Ray Bradbury

52

THE RED BALLOON
by Albert Lamorisse

53

DREAMS /"WOMEN'S DREAM"
by Ingmar Bergman

54

MADAME DE...
by Max Ophüls

55

ALL ABOUT EVE
by Joseph L. Mankiewicz





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passing on portraits of poetic Kandre

from punk exhibition in Gothenburg

Recent House of Old New Music

 (Re)discoveries during End of 2016 and Start of 2017

17 song pieces through my Symbolical Spaces and Rooms



Roof Top

LIVERPOOL 8
(with my friend Rory)

Ringo Starr
[composed by David Stewart & Richard Starkey]
from Liverpool 8 -08



Front Door

UGLY LIGHTS

Miranda Lambert
from The Weight of These Wings -16



Hallway

VÄNNER I VARDAN ["FRIENDS IN EVERYDAY LIFE"]

Frida Hyvönen
from Kvinnor & Barn ["Women & Children"] -16



Kitchen

JAZZ-BACILLEN aka "THE PREACHER"

Siw Malmkvist
from EP -59



Workroom

GIVE IT BACK

Gentle Giant
from I Lost My Head -76



Bathroom

A WHALE OF A TALE
('bout the flapping fish and the girls I've loved :
Mermaid Minne, Typhoon Tessie, Harpoon Hannah)

Kirk Douglas (with Submarine Sailors)
from Verne /Disney movie 20.000 Leagues Under The Sea -54



Parlour

MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

Teresa Brewer
from single -49 (very close to beginning of -50)



Living TV Room

QUE SERA SERA
Doris Day

from Hitchcock movie The Man Who Knew Too Much -56



Stairway
(down...)

BURN THAT CANDLE!

Bill Haley & His Comets
from single -55



secret wardrobe

(What's Behind) THE GREEN DOOR

Jim Lowe
from single -56



Basement

OSYNLIGT BLÄCK ["INVISIBLE INK"]

Peter LeMarc
from Den Tunna Tråden -16



Bedroom

SWEET DREAMS (OF YOU)

Patsy Cline
from single -63



Stairway
(...up again)

TOM PILIBI

Jacqueline Boyer
from Eurovision Song Contest -60



Attic

MOMMA MISS AMERICA

Paul McCartney
from McCartney -70



Balcony
(of Backyard)

WATER WATER (everywhere, not a drop to drink)

Tommy Steele
from EP -57



Tool Shed

PICTURES OF A CITY

King Crimson
from In The Wake of Poseidon -70



Garden
(frozen)

OCCUPIED

Radio Dept.
from Running Out of Love -16





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