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...both Marienbad and Hiroshima Mon Amour, there is a peculiar juxtaposition of an ongoing text with the filmed image. The text is the dialogue of a man and woman. Simultaneously with this text, instead of the objective reality of their faces, we see the images in their minds--a cellar in Nevers, maimed victims of Hiroshima, or the gardens of Marienbad--all arranged in the subjective order of memory or of dream...
...movies of the 30's, and all these investigations of our origins and terrible flaws, the built-in problems of the way things work in America is a little like scouring the plumbing in your own home...It's hard for some of us to get down in the cellar. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be done. That's a very real thing, the way that book sort of smells, it's the plumbing under the homes. I remember, this stink arising from under the house itself. Throughout the book he smells bad things...
Barrie used to call me up whenever he got an "admit-two" trade pass, and we'd go together to see the latest in Hammer horror--The Best in the Cellar, for example--and have a meal afterwards. His favorite place was a little dive just outside Soho (which caters to tourists and has higher prices) where for about a dollar you could get an entire chop-suey meal. Having chosen between chicken or beef chop suey and orange or tomato juice, Barrie would resume the conversation he had begun as we walked out of the movie house...
...rest of the team. Cornell coach Jerry Lace has had some difficulties with his black team members through the season that has prevented him from organizing his team to the best of its potential. The Big Red are 5-16 overall, and are resting in the Ivy League's cellar with a 1-12 record...
...Crimson, currently tied with Brown and Dartmouth for third with a 6-6 record, meets seventh-place Columbia tonight for an 8 p.m. game in New York, and finishes the season tomorrow night against cellar-dweller Cornell in Ithaca...