 |
| Badminton anyone? |
 |
| Or would you prefer chess? |
For your enjoyment, here's "De Düva: The Dove" (1968): My favorite short film of all time, it parodies Ingmar Bergman's "Wild Strawberries" and "The Seventh Seal." The Swedish-ka sounding dialogue combines English, German, Latin and Yiddish. The principal character, Professor Viktor Sundqvist, 76, is on his way to a lecture at the university, when de duva strikes, splattering the windshild and unleashing a few twisted memories. Could Death be far behind? It's 13 minutes, but worth it. Has the SJG ever steered you wrong? Look for a young Madeline Kahn smoking her cigar at a picnic, as she makes an unusual offer to Inga, Viktor's sister: "Phallican symbol?" Inga prefers Viktor. Double click for full screen. You're in for a treat.
Screamingly hilarious! All time classic!
ReplyDeleteVat's implying you-ska?
ReplyDelete"duh hernia"
ReplyDeleteI have duh hernia!
ReplyDelete