Black Narcissus (1947) - Theatrical Trailer - © General Film Distributors
Film: Black Narcissus. Starring: "Deborah Kerr" as Sister Clodagh, "Kathleen Byron" as Sister Ruth, "Flora Robson" ...
Black Narcissus - Sister Ruth's breakdown and confrontation with Sister Clodagh
Black Narcissus - Sister Ruth's breakdown and confrontation with Sister Clodagh
Around Town: Classic cinema from Hitchcock, Truffaut and more
The earliest surviving work of Alfred Hitchcock and two romantic dramas from French master François Truffaut are among the cinematic highlights screening around town in Los Angeles this week.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is presenting the recently discovered first 30 minutes of the 1923 British film “The White Shadow” on Thursday evening at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater. A young Hitchcock wrote the script, designed the sets, edited the film and was the assistant director on the movie, which was directed by Graham Cutts. It’s considered the earliest surviving feature film work of the master of suspense and was one of the “lost” films recently discovered at the New Zealand Film Archive. Also screening are two comedy shorts unearthed last year at the archive -- “Won in a Closet,” starring and directed by Mabel Normand, and “Oil’s Well" with Monty Banks. Michael Mortilla will supply live musical accompaniment. www.oscars.org
Black Narcissus 1947 - Bookshelf
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Black Narcissus William K. Everson, programme notes for Black Narcissus, 1980, Museum of Modern Art, New York. 45. Variety, 9 August 1947 and American Cinematographer, ... |
Black Narcissus 1947 - News
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
(1945), A Matter of Life and Death (1946), Black Narcissus (1947), and The Red Shoes (1948). Not only does the industry no longer have the means to support such an iconoclastic partnership – there has never been a writer working in the mainstream
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If Winter Comes own MOD (manufactured on demand) service of hard-to-find library and cult titles, the Archive Collection, has released , Metro-Goldwyn's 1947 tasteful weeper based on an early 1920s bestseller by ASM Hutchinson, and starring Walter |
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Films of the week: Teenager learns an important lesson in love Monday Black Narcissus 2.55pm Film4 (Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger, 1947) In what may be the most distinctive of all British melodramas, Deborah Kerr heads a mission to establish a Catholic convent in the Himalayas, where the isolation, |
