#A Man and a Woman

[dilfgifs]

Gong Yoo as Ki-hong A Man and A Woman 남과 여 2016, dir. Lee Yoon-ki

#gong yoo #filmedit #userkd #usersavana #tuserdana #underbetelgeuse #usernums #payton #* #a man and a woman

[cinemuki]

A Man and a Woman (Un homme et une femme) (1966) - dir. Claude Lelouch

#A Man and a Woman #Un homme et une femme #claude lelouch #1966 #jean louis trintignant #anouk aimée

[triptoartsworld]

relationship between a man and a woman

bir kadın ve bir erkek ilişkisi

#a man and a woman #aesthetic #triptoartsworld #dizi #netflix #altyazı #replik #bir kadın ve bir erkek #sarhoskedi

[sigurism]

Jean-Louis Trintignant, Anouk Aimée Un Homme et une Femme Dir: Claude Lelouch

#<3 #jean louis trintignant #anouk aimée #un homme et une femme #claude lelouch #a man and a woman #my gifs #my edit

[apicturespeaks]

A Man and a Woman, Claude Lelouch

#un homme et une femme #a man and a woman #1966 #claude lelouche #jean-louis trintignant #anouk aimee #1960s #60s #sepia #french #france #retro #movie #film #cinema #cinematography #screencaps #stills

[gingergofastboatsmojito]

Sydcarmy lyrics

Brown eyed girl across the street On rue Saint Divine I thought this is the one for me But she was already mine You were already mine...

#a man and a woman #sydcarmy for life #sydcarmy #the bear

[bluehome91]

A man and a woman

Director: Claude Lelouch

Box office: 14 million USD (US)

Release date: July 12, 1966 (USA)

Awards: Academy Award for Best International Feature Film, More

Soundtrack: A Man And A Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme)

Music composed by: Francis Lai, Vinicius de Moraes, Baden Powell

A Man and a Woman (French: Un homme et une femme) is a 1966 French romantic drama film directed by Claude Lelouch and starring Anouk Aimée and Jean-Louis Trintignant. Written by Pierre Uytterhoeven and Lelouch, the film concerns a young widow and widower who meet by chance at their children's boarding school and whose budding relationship is complicated by the memories of their deceased spouses.

The film is known for its lush photography, which features frequent segues among full color, black-and-white, and sepia-toned shots, and for its music score by Francis Lai.

#a man and a woman #french movie #vintage #france #anouk aimée #jean louis trintignant

[ourladyofomega]

Two movie-couples in black-and-white kissing against hot pink backgrounds under Peignot typeset.

📸: Claude Lelouch (A Man And A Woman) + 🖌️: unknown (both)

#peignot #hot pink #pink #love #romance #type #text #font #Friends #A Man And A Woman #Elton John

[tadicikarilmayankahveler]

When life is passing in the night, in the rushing night

A man, a woman in the night, in the lonely night...

Must take a chance that in the light, in tomorrow's

-Light-

They'll be together, so much in love

Together, so much in love...

#postlarım #tumblr postları #spotify #şarkı #geceye bir şarkı bırak #güne bir şarkı bırak #günün şarkısı #gecenin şarkısı #Engelbert Humperdinck #a man and a woman

[cinemajunkie70]

Oh no, Silence has left us! Rest In Peace Jean-Louis Trintignant! The Great Silence is one of my all time favorite films!

#jean louis trintignant #the great silence #happy end #amour #and god created woman #a man and a woman 20 years later #a man and a woman #z #my night at maud's #the conformist #the last train #the easy life #the best years of a life #French cinema #actor #icon

[darlingbandit]

Sometimes I find myself simply considering Anouk Aimée’s cheekbones.

#Un Homme et Une Femme #A Man and a Woman #Anouk Aimée #Anouk Aimee

[cinemuki]

A Man and a Woman (Un homme et une femme) (1966) - dir. Claude Lelouch

#A Man and a Woman #Un homme et une femme #claude lelouch #1966

[triptoartsworld]

A man and a woman

#black suit and dress #a man and a woman #triptoartsworld #art #poster #my post

[drama-kpop-quotes]

Movie: A Man and A Woman (2016) Genere: Romantico, Vita, Drama Paese: Corea del Sud Durata: 1 hr. 55 min.

#kmovie #A Man and A Woman #gong yoo #jeon do yeon

[gunpowder-tim]

god i hate weird dreams

#rai.txt #this pne was a bit fucked up whilst also beong weird #possesing of ppls bodys n other stuff #w the some of the empires memebers???? #and also me #and a boba shop - that is surprisingly reoccurant in my dreams #and then me #who was kinda not me #being posessed #by someone who was basically simm master (the blonde feral one) #who took over the apperance mainly #and then likethese two older people #a man and a woman #and they were like #thematic opposites #but both so fucking posessive in reallh fucked up ways #they were somehow related to ornages in some way #and i mean it was kinda like they gave the vibe that they knew each other and had history #and are a coupke #but hate each other so mcuh and everything is a competition #and then like they both forcefully made out w me #who for some reason at that point looked like that black guy in iwtv (i dont remember his name) #real creepy /neg at the end there

[crowdvscritic]

round up // OCTOBER 22

My shortest Round Up yet? My shortest Round Up yet! I spent most of October celebrating fall by rewatching Gilmore Girls and celebrating Spooky SZN by rewatching Halloween favorites and all of Stranger Things (which inspired me to compile a list of every inspiration for and reference on the series in a list on Letterboxd). But a few new movies, SNL skits, and songs caught my attention this month. Here they in the order I experienced them: 

October Crowd-Pleasers

1. SNL is back! 

With a new logo and opening credits to boot. These skits made me laugh most in the last month:

“ManningCast Cold Open” (4801 with Miles Teller)

“Please Don't Destroy - Tommy” (4802 with Brendan Gleeson)

“Weekend Update: Marcello Hernández on the MLB Playoffs” (4802)

“Joker Wedding” (4804 with Jack Harlow)

“Weekend Update: Drunk Uncle on Why He Hates Halloween” (4804)

“David Pumpkins Returns” (4804)

“Kanye Skechers Commercial” (4804)

2. Ticket to Paradise (2022)

Without underselling the effort needed to make an easy, breezy, beautifully simple film like this appear effortless, Ticket to Paradise had a lower threshold for success: With George Clooney and Julia Roberts above the title, It really just needs to not mess that up. Paradise may not be as clever as a Howard Hawks romp, but it’s just as feel-good as his classics and just as worthy of Roberts’s canon as her Garry Marshall collabs. Read my full review for ZekeFilm. Crowd: 9/10 // Critic: 7/10

3. Midnights by Taylor Swift (2022)

In the most predictable news of 2022, Taylor Swift made another great album! I enjoyed the characters and stories on reputation, folklore, and evermore, but the return to confessional songwriting feels like finding homeostasis after the sonic experiments of her previous four albums and two re-relesases. Even though this album leans into a minimalist electronic vibe-y pop like Lana Del Rey, Lorde, The 1975, and Bleachers, many of the songs feel like throwbacks to Fearless, Speak Now, and Red. (Makes me wonder if she held on to these songs for years.) “Sweet Nothing” sounds like curling up with a blanket next to a fire, “Question…?” makes me feel 19 again, and “Anti-Hero” reminds me of Stephen King’s advice to use stronger nouns and verbs instead of adverbs. (Please don’t @ me with your feedback on my opportunities for development here.) With plenty of jams and sharp lyrics, Midnights has a cohesive sound like 1989 with the poetry I wish 1989 had.

4. Black Adam (2022)

Saying Black Adam is one of DC’s better superhero movies isn’t saying much. Like Wonder Woman 1984, Black Adam is a fun watch in the moment but fares less well upon further reflection. It’s trying to be two movies, and only one of them is working, though fortunately, it’s the one I paid to see. Read my full review at ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 6/10

October Critic Picks

1. Amsterdam (2022)

At times this feels like a loose collection of episodes, and in some scenes I wasn’t sure if the slack-laden thread would hold it all together. But I don’t trust every film’s architect like I do David O. Russell. Grounding it all together is a reckless hope we can make beautiful things out of a grotesque world. I’ve had my share of cynicism in the last few years, and I’m happy to welcome back movies as sumptuous and sentimental as this one. Read my full review at ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 9/10

2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

I tried 12 new movies for Spooky SZN this year, but this alien maybe-invasion classic is the only one in this Round Up. If you love the Spielberg wonder face, Close Encounters may be the peak example. Richard Dreyfuss, Melinda Dillon, François Truffaut, and more keep looking awestruck at the sky when U.F.O. after U.F.O. appears and they feel compelled to follow the lights. (Spoiler alert!) There’s a darker reading of this film that interprets Dreyfuss’s obsession as a preference to be abducted by aliens instead of spending time with his family, but I’m choosing to focus on his desire to uncover the unknown. (End spoiler alert.) Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 9/10

3. Sofia Coppola on Instagram

Another one of my queens has entered my feed! She has been sharing inspiration and behind-the-scenes shots of her new biopic about Priscilla Presley, plus a playlist she curated for getting the set ready for the day. I feel smarter and cooler and every time she posts.

4. Un Homme et une Femme (1966)

Widowed single parents meet when their children attend boarding school together. She works in the movies, he drives a racecar. This French New Wave film shows them opening back up to love through montage, and it just might be a montage of you falling in love with this story, too. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 10/10

Also this October…

On SO IT’S A SHOW? ep. 130, Kyla and I watched a George Clooney double feature in honor of Ticket to Paradise. First up is the 2002 sci-fi drama Solaris, in which Clooney is investigating some weird behavior in outer space, and then it’s the 2005 journalism docudrama Good Night, and Good Luck., in which Clooney is investigating some un-American behavior in the newsroom. What is the story of Solaris? Which famous journalist is Paris comparing herself to? What did audiences and critics think of these movies? And did the Oscar buzz get to George Clooney?

At ZekeFilm, we all checked out movies from the 1980s that we’d missed until now. For me, it meant writing almost 800 words with 8 reasons and 60+ examples of why the ‘80s were totally, tubular-ly awesome for the movies.

#Round Up #SNL #Saturday Night Live #Amsterdam #Ticket to Paradise #Black Adam #Sofia Coppola #Taylor Swift #Midnights #Midnights Taylor Swift #Close Encounters of the Third Kind #Un Homme et une Femme #A Man and a Woman