* The Troubleneck Brothers - Crime (199?, demo) : https://youtu.be/QCZnLbg6zCs?feature=shared
* Sonic Youth - Little Trouble Girl (1995) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJWJcSTPNpM
* Mahalia Jackson - Trouble of the world (cette version en 1959, dans le film 
Mirage de la vie) : https://youtu.be/oQwlR94AURg?feature=shared
One of my favorite movies of all time. Gorgeous cinematography, deliciously campy melodrama, social critique. This review is a bit dramatic but solid enough. Must correct that it refers to MC Cary as Carly. #Film #Movies #DouglasSirk
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Näin yöllä ennennäkemättömän #DouglasSirk'in elokuvan! Se oli tarina aatelissuvun rappiosta, kun suvun viimeinen aviopari ajautuu riitoihin, jää lapsettomaksi ja kuolee kahdessa eri onnettomuudessa. Joissakin gaalatanssiaisissa juhlavieraille kuitenkin paljastuu, että pariskunnalle syntyi kuitenkin lapsi vähän aikaisemmin, mutta tämä salattiin. #unet 1/3
#RockHudson and #Dorothy alone
Written on the Wind 1957
Directed by #DouglasSirk
A young woman marries into a corrupt oil family and then falls for her husband's best friend.
“I’ve always been trusting my audience to have an imagination; otherwise they should stay out of the cinema. You have to leave something open. You have to have an open ending. Neither good, nor bad… the moment you start preaching in the film, the moment you want to teach your audience - you are making a bad film.” #DouglasSirk
Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman, Douglas Sirk and Agnes Moorehead
#douglasSirk imparts some of his vast culture to the main stars of All That Heaven Allows
All That Heaven Allows (1955), a glorious melodrama directed by Douglas Sirk and produced by Ross Hunter. Middle-aged widow Jane Wyman falls in love with her gardener (Rock Hudson).
Melodrama has always been despised by critics but I enjoy it, and this one has class.
My review: https://dfordoom-movieramblings.blogspot.com/2010/04/all-that-heaven-allows-1955.html
3 things about Douglas Sirk’s THERE’S ALWAYS TOMORROW [1956]
1. Fred standing alone in the rain, as cars zoom past and honk at him to get out of the way.
2. Shadows on her face of the raindrops on the windowpane. Several years before In Cold Blood.
3. Marion never apologizes, never seems to have the first clue about what’s going on.
TITLE sequence for the gorgeously shot THE TARNISHED ANGELS (1957). #TheTarnishedAngels #DouglasSirk #RockHudson #RobertStack #DorothyMalone
1955. #douglassirk #allthatheavenallows
#Fassbinder on #Sirk :
"In Douglas Sirk's movies the #women think. I haven't noticed that with any other director. With any. Usually the women just react, do the things women do, and here they actually think. That's something you've got to see. It's wonderful to see a woman thinking. That gives you hope. Honest."
1956. #douglassirk #writtenonthewind
"If I can say one thing for my pictures, it is a certain craftsmanship. A thought which has gone into every angle. There is nothing there without an optical reason."
Douglas Sirk
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, 1957, Academy Awards: Dorothy Malone
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