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Beauty among the grime and ugliness of the Big Smoke... (and elsewhere...)
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- Mad-eye rag doll
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- Amaya
- Dollie
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- Kiss of the Spiderwoman
- Danse Macabre
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- I'm so dark, you can't even see me!
- You can see me a bit better when I'm playing...
- New Year's Eve fox
- Something's lurking in the staircase...
- "J'irai revoir ma Normandie..."
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3 comments:
Mysterious.
Agonizingly tempting.
Seductively Hitchcock-like.
Yeah, it's got a 'Rear Window' feel to it, true! The fox lives in the abandoned house in the background. We think he or she lives there with a family, we spy them from our front window at night!
A "Rear Window" feel, definitely!
Something I would very much like to achieve myself...
By the way: can you do something to match that eery, surreal, sequence in "North By Northwest" in which Cary Grant is pushed by brilliantly mischievous Hitchcock to the "nothingness" (the beckettian-like lanscape) of "No-where, U.S.A.?...
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