@farrannehme

farrannehme has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in January 2023. The social media accounts linked to from farrannehme are: Instagram. Besides social media accounts, farrannehme has populated their site with "The beauty of an old-fashioned straight razor": I Can Get It for You Wholesale (1951), The Marilyn moment: Monroe at 100 | Sight and Sound, In Memoriam: Rex Reed - Self-Styled Siren, Marilyn at 100: Sight and Sound Magazine June 2026 cover story (summary only), Trouble in Paradise: Pure Style | Current | The Criterion Collection, Respect for Hedy Lamarr - Self-Styled Siren, The Film Noir Fate of Kouri Richins - Self-Styled Siren, The Lost One's Long Journey, The Ballad of the Record Changers - Self-Styled Siren (no paywall), New Year, New Thoughts - Self-Styled Siren, Captain Blood (1935) | The Criterion Collection (essay), WSJ Book Review: SCENE by Abel Ferrara, ALL MY SONS - LE – Powerhouse Films Ltd (Blu-ray commentary with Glenn Kenny), Hell's Angels (Video interview about Jean Harlow's career), The Affairs of Anatol, World Noir Vol. 4 (LE) (Booklet essay for Chnouf, aka Razzia sur la chnouf), Nouvelles Femmes (WSJ book review), BONJOUR TRISTESSE - LE (commentary with Glenn Kenny) – Powerhouse Films Ltd, Dear Ruth (Blu-ray commentary) - Kino Lorber Home Video, The Farmer's Daughter (Blu-ray commentary) - Kino Lorber Home Video, The Americans: On “Henry Fonda for President” on Notebook | MUBI, Great Expectations: British Postwar Cinema (1945-1960) – Book essays on Cavalcanti and Huntington, World Noir Vol 3 (LE) – Radiance Films (Booklet Essay on The Lost One), The Big Heat (1953) | The Criterion Collection (Video essay), ‘Louis B. Mayer & Irving Thalberg’ Review: MGM’s Money Man and Wonder Boy - WSJ, Look Back at Mary Ure, Chicago, Cast Against Type: Heroes as Villains, Christmas for Film Nerds, Starring Ida Lupino, Three Women, Alice and Nora and George, Hunting for Hazel Brooks, In Memoriam: Alain Delon | Tributes | Roger Ebert, Not So Sultry: Ella Raines, The Siren's Summer Books, Rediscovering Yasuzo Masumura at Karlovy Vary, Debbie Reynolds in Her Own Words, "There Is No Formula": John Huston on Remakes, Bleak, bittersweet and tough: I miss 1970s movies (interview with Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune — paywall), Gowns by Irene, Piccadilly (1929): Audio commentary for Kino-Lorber Blu-ray, "Tod Browning's Ballyhoo Art" at Criterion, ‘Every Man for Himself and God Against All’ review at WSJ Books, UNIVERSAL NOIR #2 (with Glenn Kenny for LADY ON A TRAIN), "Noir by Gaslight" series on the Criterion Channel, Ivy (1947), Bye-bye Babylon, The Clarence Brown Film Festival in Knoxville, Silent Movie Week at MoMA, Starring Stella Dallas, The Many Lives of Alain Delon, BULLFIGHTER AND THE LADY (Commentary with Glenn Kenny), The Ranown Westerns: Five Films Directed by Budd Boetticher (video extra on Randolph Scott), Hugo Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD (booklet essay), Frank and Hedy, Restored Masterpiece From Argentina Screens Online This Weekend, STATE OF THE UNION - LE (Commentary with Glenn Kenny and Claire Kenny), Film critic Farran Nehme on that other infamous Oscar moment, COLUMBIA NOIR #5: HUMPHREY BOGART - LE (Commentary with Glenn Kenny for THE HARDER THEY FALL), Strike Up the Theme Songs, Part Two, Strike Up the Theme Songs, Without True Love We Just Exist: Burt Bacharach (1928-2023) | Tributes | Roger Ebert, The Official Siren Dozen of 2022, Jeanne Eagels in The Letter (1929): A fresh restoration will play MoMA on Jan. 13 and 25, A Year in the Work, ‘Babylon’: The Myths and True Stories That Inspired the Classic Hollywood Epic, ‘Hollywood’ Review: Reel Conversations, Poll position: old is gold, Dans la Nuit, Books on Buster Keaton: Reading the Great Stone Face, Spirit Roommates: A True Halloween Tale of Alabama and Last Night in Soho, Dames, Janes, Dolls and Canaries (at MoMA Magazine), Substack: Self-Styled Siren, Blog: Self-Styled Siren, Terror, suspense, and the power of suggestion in The Haunting - Library of America, Classic Hollywood Little Women captures the story’s appeal for all time - Library of America.