Word: neuroticisms
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Other items: The Savage Eye, a vastly more important piece of cinema that has won several big prizes in Europe, takes a disturbing, 65-minute plunge in the garbage-choked stream of a neurotic consciousness. The script, written in raw, hard-sell poetry ("The slime of loveless love, masturbation by...
Here again are Durrell's ravening women: handsome, black-browed Justine, a nymphomaniac with a neurotic need of intrigue; large-eyed, blonde Clea, who, when stripped, looks as "naked and slender as an Easter lily"; and blind Liza, still dotty with love for her suicide brother Pursewarden. Here, too...
Almost a Monk. Baring his troubles to an absorbed audience, Paar for three days turned 25 million people into one agglomerate headshrinker. All was not neurotic, however. Much was good, sharp fun, whether he was saying, "This is the Tonight show coming to you in living black and blue," or...
The Wayward Wife, by Alberto Moravia. Somber short stories by an author who writes well of neurotic lovers, better of the vast spaces that separate them.
The Wayward Wife, by Alberto Moravia. Sombre short stories by an author who writes well of neurotic lovers, better of the vast spaces that separate them.