Criterion Newsletter: Clues and More, Volume Four

[Glowingwabbit]

No, the SPF was a necessary detail that explained why the grapes would turn to raisins. The book is just doing nothing.

Again the book could easily be there to indicate it's an adaptation of a book

[Ribs]

Or that it comes with the book!

[domino harvey]

God I hate this thread

[eerik]

August newsletter clue:



To Sleep With Anger

[domino harvey]

Do we even need to unlock this? Very amusing clue, and vindication for many here who have been championing this tremendous movie

[swo17]

Also vindication for me who crossed his fingers and sold the old BFI DVD for $100 last year

[cdnchris]

Cute

[domino harvey]

[ptatler]

Robert Zemeckis joins the collection.

[movielocke]

well not Night of the Iguanas because there's only one.

iguana = pun for "I wanna"?

high five? low five? hmm

no idea, really

[domino harvey]

Iguana Hold Your Hand, for those wondering

[swo17]

Un beau soleil intérieur

[domino harvey]

Well great, now the sun can just come in whenever it wants. Oh wait, that's vampires

[swo17]

No, it's also the sun, just doesn't happen as often so not many know about it

[tenia]

The window looks like a door, must be a double clue.

[Boosmahn]

[What A Disgrace]

Claire Denis's Let the Sunshine In? Seems kinda obvious.

[mfunk9786]

I think you're right, What A Disgrace.

[domino harvey]

swo literally posted the clue with the solution already below it

[mfunk9786]

Totally missed it the first time, the text is dwarfed by the image. Either way, the Google synopsis for this film is hilariously asinine:

Following Isabelle, a middle-aged Parisian artist and divorced mother, as she looks for love and meets different characters.

So at least I took something away from this process. And met different characters!

[swo17]

A Face in the Crowd

[goblinfootballs]

Who wants to unlock the newsletter thread?

[soundchaser]

It's got to be The Cloud-Capped Star.

[swo17]

[domino harvey]

Cluny Brown