Cleo From 5 TO 7

A classic of both feminist and experimental filmmaking, Chantal Akerman's marathon dissection of the life of Belgian housewife/mother/prostitute Jeanne Dielman (Delphine Seyrig) stays on the surface of the details of Jeanne's humdrum daily life, as if it were a real-life, real-time documentary of an ordinary life, in the tradition of Agnès Varda's earlier New Wave landmark, Cleo From 5 to 7 (1961). Jeanne feeds her son, fixes potatoes, does the marketing, entertains gentlemen – but things slowly, almost imperceptibly start to go wrong, first those potatoes, and then, finally, something more shocking. Akerman sets out to capture the rhythm of daily life, even as that pace sets us up, after several hours, for the almost tossed-off, blink-and-you'll-miss-it climax.

This silent burlesque short with Godard and Anna Karinawas incorporated into Varda's full-length "Cleo de 5 a 7", although in a slightly different version.
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Un joven ve la vida en negro cuando se pone las gafas de sol, basta que se las quite para que todo se arregle.
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Un jeune homme voit la vie en noir quand il porte des lunettes noires. Il lui suffit de les ôter pour que les choses s'arrangent.

This 4CD set with ninety tracks features the original versions of music from film scores composed by Michel Legrand. It includes a 44 page booklet and over 5 hours of music.The films include Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, La Vie de Chateau, Les Demoiselles de Rochfort, The Thomas Crown Affair, La Piscine, The Go Between, Peau d'Ane, The Summer of `42, The Three Musketeers, Les Uns et les Autres, Jamais plus Jamais, Yentl, Pret-a-porter, La Buche.

This album is the follow up to 2019's This Is The Sound, which received the Independent Music Award for Best Indie/Alt Rock Album. Nowhere To Go But Everywhere was written on a cross country road trip in the wake of Ryan's divorce, creating a deeply personal connection with the songs. Wicked Cool Records is owned by Stevie Van Zandt (E Street Band, Sopranos, Disciples Of Soul).