2A Films

Repertory cinema programme sharing lesser-known and lesser-seen gems with audiences.

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Merci, Agnès x

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Pancakes with Babs in CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT

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Rest in peace, Stanley Donen. What an astonishing talent.

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(A great day to listen to the new @RememberThisPod. Sifting the fact from the fiction re: Dietrich, her sexuality, and *those* Claudette Colbert rumours.)

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Happy birthday, Marlene! Born on this day 1901.

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One of the most fascinating aspects of doing the research for this site is historically positioning many of the films we share. One example is the richly animated Soviet film: 'New Year's Eve / Novogodnyaya noch' (1948) dir. Olga Hodataeva and Peter Nosov.

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And, ending our #2Advent, 25th December, of course, is IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (Frank Capra, 1946) - “George Bailey, I’ll love you ‘til the day I die”

Merry Christmas, everyone! xx

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24th December: Jack Lemmon prepares Christmas spaghetti for Shirley Maclaine in THE APARTMENT (1960) #2Advent

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23rd December: Schmaltz, ahoy! It’s WHITE CHRISTMAS (Michael Curtiz, 1954) #2Advent

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22nd December: An eerie, magical landscape of childhood fantasy in THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE (Gunther von Fritsch and Robert Wise, 1944) #2Advent

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21st December: Gene Kelly and Deanna Durbin in Robert Siodmak’s noir CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY (1944) #2Advent

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And for today, 20th December: A fabulous, witchy Greenwich Village Christmas in BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE (Richard Quine, 1958)

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We neglected our advent calendar yesterday, which means a double bill today!

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For yesterday, 19th December: Love and tenderness in THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER (Lubitsch, 1940)

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@cinephile24 The Sweet Smell of Success and The Ghost of Mrs Muir are both excellent

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18th December: Cary Grant is the angel, erm, Dudley in THE BISHOP’S WIFE (Henry Koster, 1947) #2Advent

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@best2vilmabanky @TalkingPicsTV Yeah really unusual

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17th December: Joseph Cotten and Ginger Rogers find love in I’LL BE SEEING YOU (William Dieterle, 1944) #2Advent

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@best2vilmabanky @TalkingPicsTV It is! And such an unlikely ensemble of actors

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16th December: Katherine Hepburn and Joan Blondell have a Christmas tipple in DESK SET (Walter Lang, 1957) #2Advent