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3 de may. de 2024 · Biting class satire in the films of Lindsay Anderson. The director’s oeuvre returns to London’s BFI Southbank and re-emerges as startlingly relevant. Malcolm McDowell as Mick Travis in...
14 de may. de 2024 · Diana, Princesa de Gales (1961 - 1997), conoce a la actriz estadounidense Lillian Gish (1893 - 1993) y al director Lindsay Anderson (1923 - 1994) en el Festival de Cine de Cannes en Francia, mayo de 1987. Anderson y Gish acababan de colaborar en la película ‘The Whales of August’. getty images.
14 de may. de 2024 · 14 May 2024. By Stephen Dalton. O Lucky Man! (1973) An anarchic joyride through the tragicomic horrorscape of early 1970s Britain, Lindsay Anderson’s maximalist musical satire O Lucky Man! has lost little of its disturbing, lurid, carnivalesque power in the half century since it was released.
Hace 6 días · “I have no interest in perfect people”: Stephen Sutcliffe on making his Lindsay Anderson mixtape. Artist and filmmaker Stephen Sutcliffe tells us how discovering Lindsay Anderson’s collection of TV video recordings helped inspire his upcoming Experimenta Mixtape at BFI Southbank.
6 de may. de 2024 · 6 May 2024. By Adam Scovell. If.... (1968) Few images capture the tempestuous spirit of the late 1960s as effectively as actor Malcolm McDowell firing a sub-machine gun from the rooftops of a boarding school in Lindsay Anderson’s astonishing film If…. (1968).
20 de may. de 2024 · Lindsay Anderson (1923-94) film-maker, theatre director, critic and actor. The son of a British army officer, he was born in Bangalore, India, attended Cheltenham College and Oxford University. While at Oxford he co-founded the film magazine Sequence in 1947.
Hace 4 días · The credit must be shared with their subject, Lindsay Anderson, the troublesome giant of British cinema – an irascible, generous, tormented, tormenting, passionate poet. Anderson launched McDowell’s career when he gave him the leading role in If…. (1968).
