Which of today's movies would you watch?
Through a Glass Darkly (1961) is about a
just released mental patient and her family who
spend a summer together on a secluded island.
This very good movie was directed by Ingmar
Bergman, born July 14, 1918. It is the first of a trilogy
of movies on faith - followed by Winterlight (1963)
(a priest in a small village) and The Silence (1963) (two sisters).
Through a Glass Darkly
Sundays and Cybele (1962) is about
a shell shocked French veteran and an
orphan, a tragedy. This movie won an
Oscar as Best Foreign Film. Bastille
Day in France, France's national holiday,
is July 14 (1789).
Sundays and Cybele
Dangerous Liaisons (1988) is about life
and intrigue at the royal court in France in the
18th century. It is based on a play and novel.
It won Oscars for Writing, Art Direction/Set
Decoration, and Costume Design. See also
Dangerous Liaisons (1960). July 14 is France's
national holiday- Bastille Day.
Dangerous Liaisons
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