François Truffaut once said that "Film lovers are sick people." He may have been on to something.
Showing posts with label A Streetcar Named Desire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Streetcar Named Desire. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Ante Up: Differing Depictions of Cards in Film and Television
To feed my already fervid anticipation for the third season of FX's Louie - which, so far, has been great - I recently rewatched the first two seasons. Whilst watching the second episode of the show, "Poker/Divorce", I was really struck by how, even though one of the segments of the episode unfolded entirely around a poker game between Louis C.K and his friends, hence the title of the segment, the game itself was completely incidental to the scene.
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