What's in a Scene?
What's in a Scene?, Matthew TiltA weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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THIS TEMPTING MADNESS
Simone Ashley, with Austin Stowell in the background. Copyright: Plaion Pictures
This Tempting Madness is available on Video-on-Demand now. Trigger warnings for discussions of abuse and mental illness.
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Jennifer E. Montgomer...
NON-CANONICAL: THE NAME OF THE ROSE
Sean Connery and Christian Slater. Copyright: Second Sight Films
The Name of the Rose is released on 4K special edition by Second Sight Films on the 10th of August
It’s an unenviable task to condense Umberto Eco’s novel The Name of the Ro...
NEITHER THE SEA NOR THE SAND
Anna (Susan Hampshire) sees Hugh (Michael Petrovitch) collapsed on the beach. Copyright: Vinegar Syndrome/88 Films
Spoilers for Neither the Sea nor the Sand (1972)
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The only feature to be directed in the cut-short career of...
NON-CANONICAL: FOLKLORE AT DEFA
The wolf and the fox in DEFA’s production of Little Red Riding Hood. Copyright: Eureka Entertainment
Into the Forest: Folktales at DEFA is available now through Eureka Entertainment.
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The East German state-owned film product...
NON-CANONICAL: CHŪSEI SONE
Scars of the Sun. Copyright: Third Window Films
Scars of the Sun (太陽のきずあと) (1981) and Blow the Night (夜をぶっとばせ) (1983) are available now in a two-disc collection from Third Window Films. Trigger warnings for discussions of sexual assualt....
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A weekly newsletter exploring some of the best scenes in cinema history. From A to Z, we explore the classics, the cult and the underappreciated gems of film
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