Rec | JOAN MICKLIN SILVER MOVIES

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i've seen three so far (crossing delancey, between the lines, and chilly scenes of winter), and all of her work so far has given me such a warm feeling... i feel like her movies are so immersive that they feel like little time capsules. the cinematography, the music choices, the sets, the costume design/styling, the imperfect characters, the DIALOGUE... i can't wait to see the rest of her filmography <3

@superhellarad

Apr 14, 2025

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@greebo

I love Between the Lines!! Really recommend Fish in the Bathtub, super fun family dynamics in that.

Apr 14, 2025

@superhellarad

@GREEBO thank you so much!! i'll make that my next one :)

Apr 14, 2025

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