train wreck at montparnasse - 1895- ben affleck - gone baby gone - 2007
- tomas alfredson - let the right one it - 2008
- carroll ballard - black stallion - 1979
- john cassavetes - husbands - 1970
- jack clayton - the innocents - 1961
- john cromwell - since you went away - 1944
- olivier dahan - la vie en rose - 2007
- stephen daldry - the reader - 2008
- david fincher - the curious case of benjamin button - 2008
- georges franju - eyes without a face - 1960
- d.w. griffith - the girl and her trust - 1912
- lucile hadzihalilovic - innocence - 2004
- john huston - wise blood - 1979
- james ivory - howards end - 1992
- peter jackson - heavenly creatures - 1994
- akira kurosawa - the idiot - 1951
- fritz lang - ministry of fear - 1944
- charles laughton - the night of the hunter - 1955
- david lean - the sound barrier - 1952
- saul levine - note for pati - 1969
- anthony minghella - the talented mr. ripley - 1999
- david miller - lonely are the brave - 1969
- mikio naruse - when a woman ascends the stairs - 1960
- roman polanski - tess - 1979
- kelly reichardt - wendy and lucy - 2008
- robert rossen - the hustler - 1961
- ridley scott - american gangster - 2007
- tony scott - true romance - 1993
- lars von trier - europa - 1991
- peter yates - the friends of eddy coyle - 1973
- yimou zhang - not one less - 1999
- yimou zhang - riding alone for thousands of miles - 2005
thanks to young gossamer for helping capture some trains
7 comments:
A formidable addition to this great series, many thanks! I like how you're not making any judgement about any of the movies cited - it's all about the trains.
thanks brad,
none i don't like, some where once is enough, maybe twice.
and there is mouvement du désir by léa pool. the entire movie plays in the train thru canada. the little girl kills the time with two snails, the blue and the red one, letting them compete again and again on the window glass. at one point the mother steps on one of them. so the other one get a new coat of paint: black.
thanks, i don't know that film, will take a look for it
And you could add the fantastic title sequence of The Fall, by Tarsem.
http://www.artofthetitle.com/2009/01/09/the-fall/
shoah, de claude lanzmann. una horrible historia de trenes también
'Murder on the Orient Express' directed by Sidney Lumet, 1974. Beautiful selection of films :)
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