More pics for the ones not yet identified..
I uploaded some more pics from the 5 remaining movies; probably best to
just give the thumbnails a skim to see if there're any you want to look
at more closely...
#6: This was the first film of the actress pictured; made by a Danish filmmaker
who later made a film with Icelandic singer Björk.
#8: Based on a short novel by Roddy Doyle; more utterances of the word
'fuck' than a porno film *g*; "Say it once, say it loud: I'm black and
I'm proud."
#15: A Spanish film that won lots of awards, including an Oscar and a
BAFTA in the early to mid-90s.
#18: I'm regretting that I didn't think about this more when I was
choosing movies to use, but this film wasn't a theatrical release; it's
an HBO film. I shouldn't have used it for that reason since that surely
must decrease the chances that many on my flist might have seen it.
Another clue, fwiw -- its subject matter is the same as half of Peg
Kerr's "The Wild Swans," set at about the same time. Lots of stars in
it, mainly in cameo roles.
Just for fun, and to make up for using an HBO movie instead of one shown
in theaters, I tossed in an extra pic from another film in this batch
that should be more identifiable. ;-)
#19: The extra pics alone for this one are probably enough to identify
it, though I'll say that while the 'money shot' at the end is cheesy, up
to then it's got a lot of good suspense.
just give the thumbnails a skim to see if there're any you want to look
at more closely...
#6: This was the first film of the actress pictured; made by a Danish filmmaker
who later made a film with Icelandic singer Björk.
#8: Based on a short novel by Roddy Doyle; more utterances of the word
'fuck' than a porno film *g*; "Say it once, say it loud: I'm black and
I'm proud."
#15: A Spanish film that won lots of awards, including an Oscar and a
BAFTA in the early to mid-90s.
#18: I'm regretting that I didn't think about this more when I was
choosing movies to use, but this film wasn't a theatrical release; it's
an HBO film. I shouldn't have used it for that reason since that surely
must decrease the chances that many on my flist might have seen it.
Another clue, fwiw -- its subject matter is the same as half of Peg
Kerr's "The Wild Swans," set at about the same time. Lots of stars in
it, mainly in cameo roles.
Just for fun, and to make up for using an HBO movie instead of one shown
in theaters, I tossed in an extra pic from another film in this batch
that should be more identifiable. ;-)
#19: The extra pics alone for this one are probably enough to identify
it, though I'll say that while the 'money shot' at the end is cheesy, up
to then it's got a lot of good suspense.