The conjunction of these distinct, temporally successive elements imparts a sense of wonder: the first adventure (the blue hour) in Eric Rohmer’s Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle; the fogged windows of the bus in the early morning darkness pierced only by occasional headlights; the opening minutes of Joseph Suchy’s Calab Miu effortlessly complementing the first three chapters of Julio Cortazar’s Hopscotch.
I’ve been writing this blog for quite a lot longer than three years and now I’m finally getting round to writing something in the About page. But what to write? Oh well, if you check the category listings you’ll see what I cover. It’s a ragtag assortment of bits and bobs, anything that catches my fancy really. Unsurprisingly, much of that is music. I much appreciate comments, but whether you feel like making them or not, I hope you find something of interest.
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