I'm putting this here because of where I read it-

[Gdjjr]

‘Yellow Rose’ Film (with Dale Watson) Is Not to be Overlooked

 

[PoliticalChic]

OK....I have one, too.


Last night, and just by accident, I got to see an amazing visual treat.


‘Losing Ground’ Meditates on Art as It Examines a Marriage in Peril

‘Losing Ground’ Meditates on Art as It Examines a Marriage in Peril (Published 2016)

Kathleen Collins’s 1982 drama is an examination of a husband and wife at odds, as well as a meditation on art and philosophy.

www.nytimes.com

The acting is forgettable, the dialog mediocre.....


.....but each scene is a feast for the eyes.


The colors and the geometry are stunning.......that pic from the NYTimes review gives a tiny taste of what the director did.


Worth seeing, even with the sound off.

 

[PoliticalChic]

A much better review than the NYTimes one:

Losing Ground Is an Underrated Entry in the Canon of Black Female Directors

Kathleen Collins’s only film, Losing Ground never played outside of the festival circuit until long after she died from breast cancer in 1988.

www.vulture.com

 

[Gdjjr]

Ok- and that has what to do with what I posted?

 

[PoliticalChic]

Ok- and that has what to do with what I posted?

It's my pic film.

You opened the door.......I swooped in.