newyorker:

Richard Brody’s DVD of the Week: Alphaville

Jean-Luc Godard’s 1965 science-fiction drama and pastiche, “Alphaville” (which I discuss in this clip) is, among other things, an exemplary use of genre conventions and cinephilic references to explore the filmmaker’s philosophical ideas and intimate concerns.

Read Brody’s full review of “Alphaville” here: http://nyr.kr/LfHZVd

Nobody was as cool as Eddie Constantine! ;-)

Facciata · Torino.

Frontage · Turin.

handyman…

Hotel “Cozy Home”, Room for Rent.

harburg_1980_ 006 on Flickr.

Hamburg.

newyorker:

What Mad Men Missed: the Real Jaguar Ads of the 1960s and 70s. http://nyr.kr/LQGizx

sunny side 04 on Flickr.

Italian Grappa and pear-brandy. What a pleasure at 33 degrees Celsius.

Spiritualità alla tedesca.

caffeacolazione:

Napoli. Gioco.  Dove il pallone può essere perduto.

Naples. Football. where you can lose the ball.

Looks a lot like summer.

goddamnwalls:

unoetrino:

Best film ever. Autoreblog.

Triello forever.

To me it was beyond believe to read that the “ugly” guy was played by Eli Wallach.

Coming Home.