the conformist 1970
black narcissus 1947
since you went away 1944
the chess player 1927
gold diggers 1933
gold diggers 1933
[Fabulous images of snow from vintage films. Special thanks to Shawn at sixmartinis for this wonderful compilation]
 | Eleanor on NPR’s “The Ta… |
 | Exit, Pursued by a B… on First Animatronic Sculptu… |
 | robyn h. on Twiggy Resurgence |
 | Dale on NPR’s “The Ta… |
 | BloomieGirl on NPR’s “The Ta… |
 | Zeskwabeavetub on SAD: Seasonal Affective D… |
 | Arti on Runway Rigeuer |
 | David Miller on Ode to Joy |
 | Ron Paul on Exposing Bush’s Abuse of… |
 | Islamic Jihad on Exposing Bush’s Abuse of… |
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How could one possibly leave out Bedford Falls…Christmas Eve, 1946. The best snow…the loveliest snow…the most meaningful snow ever captured on film? That’s easy: It’s A Wonderful Life. 1946.
Excellent thought. It’s a Wonderful Life. Reminds me of the first snowfall I experienced in the Giant Sequoia Forest. Incredibly quiet, an almost indescribable sense of lightness all around. Thanks for the memory.