I still think about some scenes in Naked having only seen it once. It's brutal and uncomfortable at many points, and a brilliant film.
I was visiting Dalston, London and thought I recognised a certain house and sure enough it was the (at least exterior) filming location for "the" house in the film. It was characteristic enough to recognise even after one viewing.
This reminds me of one of my favourite scenes in cinema from the Mike Leigh film “Naked” where the main character rants about people being subcutaneously tattooed.
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I still think about some scenes in Naked having only seen it once. It's brutal and uncomfortable at many points, and a brilliant film.
I was visiting Dalston, London and thought I recognised a certain house and sure enough it was the (at least exterior) filming location for "the" house in the film. It was characteristic enough to recognise even after one viewing.
This reminds me of one of my favourite scenes in cinema from the Mike Leigh film “Naked” where the main character rants about people being subcutaneously tattooed.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0dezjDUKp4U&t=1m30s
Here's a nice, uplifting film about a philosophy-quoting homeless man from Manchester who flees to London. One of my favourites.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_(1993_film)