Rusalochka (The Little Mermaid) directed by Vladimir Bychkov in 1976

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Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday directed by William Wyler in 1953

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The Birth of a Pearl, 1903.  Dir. F.S. Armitage.

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Marina Vlady, La Sorcière, André Michel, 1956.

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“Slogan” (1969) - Pierre Grimblat

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obligatory, slightly irate  ’what’s this from???’ caption

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Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind  directed by Michel Gondry in 2004

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from A Little Princess directed by Alfonso Cuarón in 1995 and based on the 1905 novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett 

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Ann-Sofie Kylin as Annika in A Swedish Love Story (directed by Roy Andersson in 1970)

cotton wool clouds, my favourite bit in The Science of Sleep

The Railway Children (1970)

(Petticoats and Perks and the bit where they arrive at Three Chimneys and have apple pie for breakfast and Bobbie’s birthday and the way they say things like “I hate to tell you..but Mother’s got a very shabby Russian” all Brief Encounter-ish)

There have been a remarkable number of watchable things on over Christmas; Narnia and Heidi and Great Expectations and Earthflight etc. I hate it when period drama adaptations take enormous liberties but happy endings are, occasionally, just what the doctor ordered.

from Jan Švankmajer’s video for Hugh Cornwell’s “Another Kind of Love.”

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from Jan Svankmajer’s Jídlo (around seven minutes in)

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