Blow up movie

Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blow-Up" opened in America two months before I became a film critic, and colored my first years on the job with its lingering influence. It was the opening salvo of the emerging "film generation," which quickly lined up outside "Bonnie and Clyde," "Weekend" (1968), "The Battle of Algiers," "Easy Rider" and "Five Easy Pieces." It was the highest-grossing art film to date, was picked as the best film of 1967 by the National Society of Film Critics, and got Oscar…

[Michelangelo Antonioni • 1966]

A Q&A with the English model Jill Kennington about her role in Blow Up, the art-house movie heard around the world.

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Continuing my trip through Cannes history, today I’m focusing on one of the most celebrated works of Italian master Michelangelo Antonioni, who became an international sensation partly thanks to the booing and heckling he endured at the Cannes . . .

Blow Up (1966)

Think Swinging London was just Twiggy and twits? Liam Goslett revisits Blow-Up, the 1966 Mod thriller that captured Brit-hip style at its finest

A guide to cultural highlights taking place in New York this weekend and over the week ahead. And there's much more where these came from.

Hey there and welcome to Flare Street Film Club! Over the next little while, we’ll be chatting about classic 1960’s and 70’s films via our blog. We’ll be posting links of where you can watch them, links to their Playlists on Spotify as well as reviews the aspects of the films we adore – you guessed it, the fashion, tun