The Red Shoes (1948) Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. 2hr 23min. Not Rated.
Kicking off Pretty, Witty and Gay is The Red Shoes (1948). A film often celebrated for its lush three-strip Technicolor cinematography, this film’s incredible color palette—featuring deep reds, rich blues, and vibrant tones, mimics the surreal, artistic world often seen in Hockney’s work.
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