Expo 86 & the Ravage of Downtown Eastside I went to Vancouver on vacation and ended up accidently wandering into the Downtown Eastside; one of the most concentrated zones of visible human suffering I have ever seen. Open drug use, tent cities, a kind of ambient desperation that seemed unimaginable to the tourist trap just […]
Directed by Blake Edwards, this moody and surreal Columbia noir couldn’t have been more different than his previous film. Made just after Breakfast at Tiffany’s, starring Lee Remick, Glenn Ford, Stefanie Powers and Roy Poole, and a hauntingly cool film score by Henry Mancini, this black & white psychological thriller is quite the hidden gem. […]
