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27 of 27 · most liked firstI've long been a fan of the 1967 documentary The London Nobody Knows in which James Mason visits less salubrious areas of London before they were redeveloped. As far as I'm aware, the film didn't have a theatrical poster, so I created one in a 1950s/60s scratchy illustration style.
unlabelledView post →A clip from a little seen film called THE LONDON NOBODY KNOWS (1967) If you’re a JAMES MASON fan & history fascinates you’ll love this. Here he visits a decrepit Theatre in Camden about to be demolished.
unlabelledView post →Japanese film scholar Lindsay Nelson is back on the show to discuss Hirokazu Kore-eda’s heartbreaking drama, Nobody Knows. Based on a true story about a family of children abandoned by their single mother, there’s a lot to talk about in this. japanonfilm.com/nobodyknows/
unlabelledView post →Alejandro Amenábar (with scenes from his film "Nobody Knows Anybody") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →A clip from a little seen film called THE LONDON NOBODY KNOWS (1967) If you’re a JAMES MASON fan & history fascinates you’ll love this. Here he visits a decrepit Theatre in Camden about to be demolished.
unlabelledView post →Oh that's tough Ma Vie En Rose is great Nobody Knows is such a good movie Tetsuo The Iron Man and Tokyo Gore Police are both excellent Body Melt is a fun one The Skin I'm In and Rec both great Spanish movies
unlabelledView post →Today we start making a movie! What will it be? NOBODY KNOWS
unlabelledView post →Managed 3 movies this week. 1. I feel like DWP2 was muddled and could have been more 2. Felt sick through pretty much the whole runtime of Nobody Knows 3. SM:BND Holland’s best SM movie but I think #AI was used in the crowd sequences - not good. #last4watched #letterboxdfriday
unlabelledView post →You can find one of my all-time favourite documentaries on The Internet Archive. The London Nobody Knows is a 1967 film; James Mason guiding you on a tour through disappearing London. Brilliant scenes of street markets, buskers, and goldfish in the Holborn gents. archive.org/embed/the-lo...
unlabelledView post →fourth week of #letterboxdfriday for may and it accidentally became a hirokazu kore-eda week (minus one film being house) with one rewatch for my #lastfourwatched because i love suffering!! Shoplifters (2018) Nobody Knows (2004) House (1977) Monster (2023)
unlabelledView post →Now people have to wonder if the Venom movies, or any of the other movies Sony has made in that universe, are canon or not. Are the Spider-verse movies canon? Nobody knows! Is the next Spider-Man movie featuring Tom Holland going to be canon to the MCU? NOBODY KNOWS!
unlabelledView post →The hardest to watch Hirokazu Kore-eda film since Nobody Knows. It has almost none of his usual warmth and humour, I feel that you can tell he didn't write it, but it is still a delicate and brilliant piece of work.
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film Nobody Knows (2004)
unlabelledView post →Nobody Knows Is a 2004 Japanese drama film based on the 1988 Sugamo child abandonment case.
unlabelledView post →Movie years project Year 2004 (68/122) Now Watching 📽️ #6/11 Nobody Knows dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda rec'd by @jacklikesfilms.bsky.social, @hoodedjustice.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →I think what rankles me is that sure, Nobody Knows Anything. But Zaslav took a movie that was completed, and said “I know better than everyone, and this thing is going to flop.”
unlabelledView post →Favorite* film, each year of the 2000s 2000: Yi Yi 2001: Mulholland Drive 2002: Demonlover 2003: Los Angeles Plays Itself 2004: Nobody Knows 2005: Dave Chapelle’s Block Party 2006: Children of Men 2007: No Country for Old Men 2008: WALL-E 2009: Mother *favorite /= best What are yours? #Filmsky📽️🎞️🎬
unlabelledView post →Happy 64th Birthday to talented & award-winning Japanese film director, producer, screenwriter, and editor Hirokazu Kore-eda, acclaimed for his deeply human films including MABOROSI, AFTER LIFE, NOBODY KNOWS, STILL WALKING, I WISH, LIKE FATHER LIKE SON, AFTER THE STORM, SHOPLIFTERS, BROKER, and more
unlabelledView post →Maybe not haunted, but haunting is the Japanese film “Nobody Knows”.
unlabelledView post →Just watched the movie Nobody Knows, and this may have been the saddest film I've ever watched so far. As I watched the film, my heart sank deeper and deeper. As the film progresses the anguish and grief you feel gets stronger. Then you finish the film and read the wikipedia about the real life
unlabelledView post →Not sure what I’m in store for with Nobody Knows but it’s so highly rated I am compelled to watch. #nowwatching #filmsky
unlabelledView post →A little bit it reminded me of Nobody Knows (Daremo shiranai) Japanese movie. Not a BL. But that one was far bleak and also happier, funnier.
unlabelledView post →Let's not forget that this was the year after the Roundhouse appeared in the documentary film The London Nobody Knows, in which it completely failed to appeal to James Mason (1:15). www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Gg0...
unlabelledView post →Oh that Nobody Knows film is something else
unlabelledView post →Nobody Knows (2004) is still one of the best Japanese films ever made. The acting, the lighting, the colors, etc. is all so good. There are many reasons why this film still remains very popular here. x.com/i/status/210...
unlabelledView post →Nobody Knows What It Is Yet #ChristopherNolan #TheOdyssey #Cinema https://uneasy.in/f409bc1 Christopher Nolan's Odyssey opens on Friday, and as I write this on Wednesday lunchtime there is not a single published review of it anywhere.
unlabelledView post →YOU and Cinematographer Yutaka Yamazaki Join Kore-eda Retrospective Talk Events YOU and cinematographer Yutaka Yamazaki join the Hirokazu Kore-eda retrospective at the National Film Archive of Japan for talk events after screenings of Nobody Knows and Still Walking. Runs June 2-28.
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