by Eden
A few weeks ago, I was at an event at the National Gallery of Art, where I saw The ’70s Lens: Reimagining Documentary Photography and I fell in love with Nancy Rexroth’s photos from her Iowa series/book (I did buy the book and I love it). I went home and decided I needed a Diana camera.
The opening montage of Joséphine s’arrondit catches up the audience on everything that has happened between the first Joséphine movie and this one. Mostly, everything is great between Joséphine and Gilles. They’re in love, living together and happy. And then Joséphine gets pregnant.
Stumptown is the only of Greg Rucka’s comics I’ve really liked.
Nana 2 (2006, directed by Kentaro Otani) more or less picks up where the first left off (there’s a bit of a framing sequence).
Conan the Adventurer (not to be confused with the animated series of the same name) was a syndicated TV series that ran for 22 episodes in 1997-1998. If you don’t remember this show, well, no one does.