ALFRED HITCHCOCK
12 sites to watch films online for free
As much as we all nostalgically long for the days we patronized local video stores and supported independent neighbourhood theaters, one of the really cool thing about the age of the internet has to be watching films online, without having to leave the house or shelling a penny. Because we, at the NFB, feel confident you would never abandon us for another streaming site (I mean, how could you), we decided to put together and share with you a list of destinations for watching films online. All sites in the following list are free; only one requires you become a member. Watch away friends, and by all means feel free to leave a comment if you see I’ve omitted a landmark. The internet being the beast we know, it is highly possible I will have. Popcornflix This site, currently in beta is in my opinion a better general/Hollywood movie site than veoh and OVGuide, where all I ever find is trailers or movie clips. SnagFilms Internet Archive – Moving Images Open Culture Folkstreams Movies Found Online
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Cinéma : Hitchcock : un film oublié publié gratuitement en ligne
L'un des premiers longs-métrages du maître du suspense, The White Shadow (L'ombre blanche), retrouvé en Nouvelle-Zélande il y a un an, est diffusé gracieusement sur la Toile. Le site Internet de la US National Film Preservation Founda tion (NFPF), diffuse depuis jeudi, à titre gracieux, durant deux mois, l'un des films de jeunesse d'Alfred Hitchcock, The White Shadow (L'ombre blanche ) retrouvé l'année dernière dans les archives cinématographiques de Nouvelle-Zélande. Seules les trois premières bobines avaient été retrouvées dans un amas de pellicules données aux archives dans les années 90. Cette oeuvre muette, qui date de 1923, avait été réalisée par le Britannique Graham Cutts, mais Alfred Hitchcock y avait travaillé en tant que scénariste, décorateur, monteur et assistant du réalisateur. Il avait alors 24 ans. Pellicules conservées dans un jardin » Hitchcock: un film retrouvé en Nouvelle-Zélande » Commandez le DVD Psychose d'Alfred Hitchcock sur Fnac.com
Susan Sontag - Duett för kannibaler AKA Duet for Cannibals (1969)
New York Times September 25, 1969 The Screen: Susan Sontag's 'Duet for Cannibals' at Festival By ROGER GREENSPUN THE special providence that protects movie critics decrees that when they do take up honest work they often make surprisingly good movies. In America, we have Peter Bogdanovitch ("Targets") and now Susan Sontag with "Duet for Cannibals," which played last night at the New York Film Festival. Except for some bandages out of Godard, two wigs out of Antonioni, and a leading lady out of Bernardo Betrolucci (Adriana Asti, who is more interesting here than she was in "Before the Revolution"), "Duet for Cannibals" doesn't seem to owe much to anybody except to Miss Sontag and her own idomatic, uncluttered sense of the medium. The film is in Swedish, made in Sweden for a Swedish producer, but the subtitles are Miss Sontag's, and I suspect that as much has been gained as lost in the various translations and transpositions required in realizing the project. Francesca . . . . .
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