Sunset
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- George O'Brien
- Janet Gaynor
- Margaret Livingston
- Bodil Rosing
- J. Farrell MacDonald
- Ralph Sipperly
- Jane Winton
- Arthur Housman
- Eddie Boland
- Herman Bing
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- Mar 28, 2017
Mood: sobbing while eating bread next to my husband who just tried to murder me five minutes ago to live with the City girl he's been cheating on me with
cassandraFeb 1, 201788/100 What a truly odd structure this film has. In theory, it should end at roughly the midpoint, following the scene in the church—everything is resolved, both narratively and emotionally, once the Man essentially renews his vows by proxy. Instead, the second half…
Mike D'AngeloFeb 11, 2017watching this immediately after le bonheur sure was a trip. i’m convinced murnau thought of this as humanist but it comes across as resoundingly opposed—premeditated acts of domestic violence are easily forgiven and brushed over by people everywhere! wow. it’s… the circle…
aleph beth null - May 24, 2021
imagine making a film so out of this world that you actually have to clarify that the characters are human in the title
liam fJul 14, 2019margaret livingston be like i’m bored murder your wife
👽 Zara 👽Jan 15, 2017This film is 90 years old, yet such a beautiful and powerful film, an extraordinary technical achievement, and for me another proof that time has no bearing on quality. The tracking shot of them walking down the street, actually in the middle of the road with cars all over,…
Dirk Diggler - Apr 16, 2024
A cinematographic jewel that deserves its place among the greatest films of its time. Murnau’s masterpiece was fundamental to the cinema that was yet to come, every cinephile should explore this magnificent and important film.⠀⠀ ⠀ — List: What is Cinema?
noenJun 28, 2019gillian flynn watched this and said “yeah i’m gonna do all of that except the exact opposite” and then wrote gone girl
eely 👻Nov 20, 2019Janet Gaynor spends the whole day feeding chickens, crying, dancing, and trying not to get murdered, drinks ONE glass of wine and gets life-threateningly drunk because the only thing she’s eaten that day is one bite of bread while crying and that’s the vibe of today
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- George O'Brien as The Man
- Janet Gaynor as The Wife
- Margaret Livingston as The Woman From the City
- Bodil Rosing as The Maid
- J. Farrell MacDonald as The Photographer
- Ralph Sipperly as The Barber
- Jane Winton as The Manicure Girl
- Arthur Housman as The Obtrusive Gentleman
- Eddie Boland as The Obliging Gentleman
- Herman Bing as Streetcar Conductor