Posted AT 5:58 PM EST on 14/01/06
Pretty girls? What was I thinking?
I have to say the prospect of revisiting one of the favourite foreign films of my youth gave me pause.My doubts began with the young woman at the desk of the tiny screening room where I was invited the other day to watch Michelangelo Antonioni's The Passenger, which is being rereleased in Toronto next week for a limited run. When I say young, I mean she was not alive in 1975, the year The Passenger was released, the year I first saw it.
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