The little white attic

One film per director.  Persona (dir. Ingmar Bergman)   Sunset Boulevard (dir. Billy Wilder)  Ran (dir. Akira Kurosawa)  Casablanca (dir....

To make it simpler, I’m going to mention only 1 film per director, and group series together.  I’m also not going to mention comedies I saw...

1/ A few days ago I watched Breakfast at Tiffany’s again, probably the 3rd time.  My bf had never seen the film before, but knew about the ...

I’m reading Sidney Lumet’s Making Movies , which I think is a very good and enjoyable book, especially for aspiring film directors.  Look a...

This is my list of favourite underrated films.  To explain, I don’t mention films such as Cries and Whispers —generally speaking, most peop...

I’ve just watched The Apartment the 3rd time, and I’m crazy about Billy Wilder again. There was a time I named Billy Wilder as my no.1 f...

Noel Simsolo’s book about Billy Wilder in the Masters of Cinema series is delightful to read. It reminds me of why I love Billy Wilder so mu...

Now that I’ve discovered my university library has several books from the Masters of Cinema series of Cahiers du Cinema, I’m reading the on...

The 50s:  http://thelittlewhiteattic.blogspot.com/2017/08/my-favourite-films-from-1950s.html The 60s:  http://thelittlewhiteattic.blogspot....

Persona by Ingmar Bergman  Citizen Kane by Orson Welles  Nights of Cabiria by Federico Fellini  Yojimbo  & Sanjuro by Akira Kuros...

For the 1950s:  http://thelittlewhiteattic.blogspot.com/2017/08/my-favourite-films-from-1950s.html The Bad Sleep Well (1960) by Akira Kuro...

Following the previous post, here’s a list of my 3 favourite films of some directors. I also note how many of the directors’ films I’ve watc...

(Note that this is a list of favourites, so some great films may be absent, such as Rashomon or Tokyo Story ).  (A photo of Fellini and B...

Persona by Ingmar Bergman  The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman  Sunset Boulevard by Billy Wilder  Nights of Cabiria by Federico Fellin...

1/ The 10 best films I watched this year are: Brief Encounter (1945): Voted to be the most romantic film of all time, this David Lean film ...