Lucky Star
Yesterday I went to see a black and white silent film by Frank Borzage entitled Lucky Star (from 1929). As it's often the case, my friend suggested it and he's the expert so I happily accepted. From all the films I've ever seen, it's definitely one of my favourites. I was a bit worried since there was absolutely no sound, no music (I went to see a silent film once in that same cinema but they had added music on that one) but oh! it was perfect.
It's a very touching story. Such a simple story, really. A young girl meets two men before they go to war and when they come back, one of them is in a wheelchair. He's the good one (Charles Farrell). They develop such a precious and unique relationship. I now think that all love stories should be filmed without any sound or dialogue.
Don't get me started on Charles Farrell's perfect face...
(Very grateful to Dvd Beaver and AvaxHome for the caps and still)
I hope you're all having a nice weekend. I still have two essays to finish and and exam to study !
It's a very touching story. Such a simple story, really. A young girl meets two men before they go to war and when they come back, one of them is in a wheelchair. He's the good one (Charles Farrell). They develop such a precious and unique relationship. I now think that all love stories should be filmed without any sound or dialogue.
Don't get me started on Charles Farrell's perfect face...
(Very grateful to Dvd Beaver and AvaxHome for the caps and still)
I hope you're all having a nice weekend. I still have two essays to finish and and exam to study !