Watching
Films, shows, and live performance — evenings built around what you are seeing.
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Watching Casablanca Together
A wartime film night with Casablanca: Bogart and Bergman, a tagine on the stove, and a French 75 for two.
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Watching Amélie Together
A French film night with Amélie: Montmartre light, crème brûlée, and a kir for two.
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The Slow-Burn Hitchcock
Vertigo for two: a seafood stew, a neat rye, the lamps low and a film about wanting someone too much.
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Watching You’ve Got Mail Together
The autumn film, kept small: cheap flowers in a jar, a deli supper on the sofa and hot cider with…
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The Black-and-White Night
Halloween without the monsters: fog, a zither, Vienna by night and Carol Reed’s The Third Man, with schnitzel for two…
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Watching Interview with the Vampire Together
Candles, a glass of port and Neil Jordan’s Interview with the Vampire: the right film for the night before Halloween.
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Watching Rear Window Together
Stand at your own window first, then draw the curtains for Hitchcock’s Rear Window: a thriller about watching that turns…
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Watching Rebecca Together
Hitchcock’s Rebecca on its own, by dim lamps and one candle: a gothic night in about a house that remembers…
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The Gothic Double Feature
Rebecca, then Crimson Peak, with something red on the stove and one candle burning: a gothic double feature for a…
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The Double Feature
Two films, one couch, an intermission of your own making. How to build a double feature at home that earns…