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Claude Lelouch's classic romance A MAN AND A WOMAN (1966) arrives on Blu-Ray from @criterion.bsky.social on March 31!

lol yes they are

What Does that Nature Say to You — From the Front Row There’s something so delicately unassuming about the films of Hong Sangsoo. Mostly improvised around loose scenarios, centered around lengthy conversations often held over meals or drinks, and shot on...

Review | WHAT DOES THAT NATURE SAY TO YOU - "In vino, veritas, as the saying goes, and in Hong’s profound, altogether lovely film, arriving at the truth is only the beginning."

Now playing from @cinemaguild.com!

Apparently @weard.moe is too hot for BlueSky.

Many of you have asked, and here it is! A @letterboxd.social list of the full Trans Canon, all 300 listed movies by our all-trans and non-binary panel.

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I'd have loved to have you! I pushed the call for ballots for a month or so but a lot of folks still missed it. This has gotten such a good response though I'd love to do it again sometime in a year or so with a bigger, more diverse pool of folks.

We gave you two, TWO Lynches! 😋

I thought the same thing. But I like surprises! NASHVILLE ranking so high was another nice surprise that I wouldn't have predicted.

I did not expect two Lynches to make the top 10 but in hindsight I totally should have.

Fascinating list. I didn't participate, but there would have been some overlap in my own choices if I had. Shout out to Laura Palmer the patron saint of trans women with a film problem

Huge shout out to Mattie for putting this together. Genuinely fascinating to see what ten films ended up topping the list, but I mostly adore the sheer variety of picks in the individual lists.

Curious what I voted for? Here's my ballot!

Incredible things are happening over at X the everything app

I know everyone is floored

SPEED RACER was 1 point away from the top 10!

I'd love to do an expanded version in the future. I had a call out for submissions for about a month or so, but now that the list is out there and has eyes on it I may be able to get a bigger sample for a future poll.

A huge shout-out to everyone who voted in the poll, & a special thanks to the writers: @weard.moe, @esmesays.bsky.social, @adequateemily.bsky.social, @staticbluebat.bsky.social, @fuchsiadyke.bsky.social, @jaclynpmoore.bsky.social, @ryangaysling.bsky.social, @aprespompeii.bsky.social, & Becca Violet.

The Greatest Movies of All Time (According to Trans People) — From the Front Row What makes a great film? Does film hold an innate greatness - or is greatness in the eye of the beholder? Cinephiles love lists. Critics make annual top ten lists. Sight and Sound magazine holds its p...

The Greatest Films of All Time (According to Trans People)!

I polled more than 40 transgender and non-binary filmmakers, film critics, and cinephiles to find out which films trans folks connected to most. Check it out below!

The Trans Canon

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The storytelling in this season of #DragRace feels more forced than usual. It feels like production is trying to gaslight us about the quality of certain performances to justify their manipulation.

Grey BTC @greybtc•1m Dubai has missiles flying above it but is still safer than Paris, London, California, Sweden, Canada.

This, friends, is what we call cope.

Wuthering Heights | 2026 — From the Front Row Much has been made about Emerald Fennell’s adherence to the text of Wuthering Heights (or lack thereof), but I’m not convinced its lack of faithfulness to Bronte is necessarily its biggest problem. ...

Review | WUTHERING HEIGHTS - "A garish and frankly quite dull attempt to breathe new life into a classic story that instead saps it of the energy that made it interesting and relevant in the first place."

I need to step it up over here. #lastfourwatched

Lost 19th century film by Méliès discovered at the Library | Timeless Library conservators recently made a startling discovery in a batch of decaying film reels -- a long-lost 1897 film by early cinema icon George Méliès. The French magician-turned-filmmaker's

"The 45-second film, made around 1897, was the first appearance on film of what might be called a robot"

HELL. YES.

Good choices! I've alway had a soft spot for STANLY & IRIS.

Glad someone mentioned EIGER SANCTION! It's a lot of fun.

One that I'm surprised no one has mentioned is JANE EYRE, a TV movie from 1970 that Williams scored before he became a household name with JAWS, and I think it's still one of his loveliest dramatic works.

1941 is a fun one!

No Spielbergs might be too harsh, I considered AI (which I think is one of Williams' greatest works) and MUNICH, but I really want to know your favorite deep cuts.

Angela's Ashes

The REIVERS

Seven Years in Tibet

Nixon

What are some of your favorite lesser known John Williams scores? No franchises, Spielbergs, or instantly recognizable themes, just pure Williams magic.

Good morning, lovelies!