Name that movie from the screenshot!

[Sackett58]

OK different film, same director. Much easier.

I am definately getting NO hunger urges right now.

[Stopper]

Ooh! ooh! The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover

BANG!

"Cannibal."

Do we have to get the other now? I could probably find it later on.

[heavycola]

Aye, it is TCTTHWAHL.
The other was The Draughstman's Contract. A top-5 film.

[Stopper]

F***in' Jesus, I bloody knew that was Janet Suzman in the picture, but I couldn't see a likely candidate in her surprisingly short film CV.

OK, here's one. It's another British one. If no-one gets it by the time I get up early tomorrow morning, I will post another pic, which will actually present the literal title of the film in the picture. So anyone seeing it should definitely have a go.

[Stopper]

What, nobody?

[heavycola]

uh, the red shoes?

[Stopper]

Well done! What gave it away?

[heavycola]

Well done! What gave it away?

only the most famous use of the 'spiral staircase' motif in cinema

[Tripitaka]

I can't believe I missed the two Greenaway films!

Anyway, that's Double Indemnity

[Tripitaka]

Here's another classic:

[Sackett58]

Here's another classic:

The Song Of Bernadette?

[heavycola]

night of the hunter?

[Tripitaka]

Here's another classic:

The Song Of Bernadette?

No

[Tripitaka]

night of the hunter?

Good guess, but no.

[heavycola]

The seventh seal?

(you can probably hear the mental cogs going here..)

[Tripitaka]

The seventh seal?

(you can probably hear the mental cogs going here..)

No, not that one, although this is a foreign film too.

Funny I can't picture scenes form The Seventh Seal without thinking of the French & Saunders spoof they did of it - same goes for Misery and The Exorcist - Damn them!

[Tripitaka]

Ok, here's another shot from the same film:

[Stopper]

Battleship Potemkin? If that's right (I'm not certain), then that first crucifix picture threw me well off the scent - a crucifix given so much prominence in a Soviet propaganda film? Curious. I can't remember it, I must say.

I will stop talking now, in case I am wrong, and thus have rendered everything I have said pointless.

[Sackett58]

Battleship Potemkin? If that's right (I'm not certain), then that first crucifix picture threw me well off the scent - a crucifix given so much prominence in a Soviet propaganda film? Curious. I can't remember it, I must say.

I will stop talking now, in case I am wrong, and thus have rendered everything I have said pointless.

rofl

[Tripitaka]

Battleship Potemkin? If that's right (I'm not certain), then that first crucifix picture threw me well off the scent - a crucifix given so much prominence in a Soviet propaganda film? Curious. I can't remember it, I must say.

I will stop talking now, in case I am wrong, and thus have rendered everything I have said pointless.

Ha ha my cunning ploy worked then!

But as strange as it may seem, it did appear in said film - just before the famous scene of the massacre on the Odessa steps.

So your go comrade!

[Stopper]

OK, continuing on a similar theme:

[kalishnikov]

OK, continuing on a similar theme:

I know what that is but cannot remember the tittle of the film.... Damn, must resist urge to Google to satisfy curiosity...

Someone answer so I can stop making myself crazy and/or cheat.

[Stopper]

Just google it. I do. Although, I assume you actually know something about the movie, in order to be able to google it...

[Sackett58]

OK, continuing on a similar theme:

I know what that is but cannot remember the tittle of the film.... Damn, must resist urge to Google to satisfy curiosity...

Someone answer so I can stop making myself crazy and/or cheat.

Birth Of Our Nation?

[Stopper]

Birth Of Our Nation?

Birth Of A Nation, to be more precise, but you've got it!

When I said a similar theme, BTW, I mean as in "political propaganda", and not that Birth Of A Nation has similar politics to Battleship Potemkin, in case I've puzzled anyone...