Jules et Jim<\/i> (dir. Truffaut). It took me a long time to sort out that the one with an English name is French and the one with a French name is German. I find that in French a German accent sounds much like an English accent.<\/p>\n
\u5ea7\u982d\u5e02\u7269\u8a9e (The Tale of Zatôichi)<\/i> (#1; dir. Misumi). Good stuff. Unusual for the genre in that the hero draws his sword only about three times in all.<\/p>\n
Lolita<\/i> (dir. Kubrick).<\/p>\n
\u7d9a\u30fb\u5ea7\u982d\u5e02\u7269\u8a9e (The Tale of Zatôichi continues)<\/i> (#2; dir. Mori). This is the shortest of the series (72 minutes) and a bit thin on story; but it is here that Ichi takes actions that will mark him as an outlaw, and also learns something of the woman he loved and lost.<\/p>\n
Lawrence of Arabia<\/i> (dir. Lean). I saw the first half before<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Jules et Jim (dir. Truffaut). It took me a long time to sort out that the one with an English name is French and the one with a French name is German. I find that in French a German accent … Continue reading