Jeffrey St. Clair

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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

fashion plate with mommy issues. The film is very compact. In 90 minutes it swiftly moves from the death of Mazarin, the crushing of the Fronde, the rise of Colbert & his new economic system, the mistresses, the building of Versailles & the isolation of the clergy & aristocracy — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021

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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

the film was a lucious as Alex claimed. In fact, the first thing which struck me was beautiful and lush cinematography of the film. Aside his great film on India, color wasn't something I'd associated with Rossellini. Louis, himself, is somewhat comically presented as a puny... — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021

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I know he liked the idea of Loach, but his films were a little late for Alex, whose cinematic tastes were firmly lodged in the 50s and 60s. (Except for the films of his niece, every one of which he adored.) — PolitiTweet.org

@JSCCounterPunch I wonder what he thought of Ken Loach, esp Land and Freedom.

Posted March 22, 2021