Give me one lonesome note by Miles

[Rob MacKillop]

Scary film. My wife is to my eyes much more attractive as a room mate!

[grahambop]

Just read that the sound of that Nash Point foghorn in Wales was used in the Lighthouse film (it was blended with the sound of another one at Sumburgh in Shetland).

[BigDaddyLoveHandles]

Now I want to see the film! It was filmed in Nova Scotia and they built a full-scale lighthouse for the film (the location had a modern lighthouse): Cape Forchu, Nova Scotia - Wikipedia

[Doctor Jeff]

Willem Dafoe or Robert Pattinson?

Either one is trouble.

I “enjoyed” the movie...it’s a hard one to watch, but worth it IMO. Great performances, brilliant soundtrack and sound editing, and unbelievable photography. Every scene is like an Ansel Adams print.

As far as the plot, let’s say it’s like Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf set in a desolate lighthouse, with Defoe as the Elizabeth Taylor character. Oh and with hallucinations and sexual stuff.

[Dennis D]

......Maybe this ??... ..Hope so !

[Rob MacKillop]

Well, take out the rolling arpeggios from the piano, and yes. I'm not a fan of the rolling arp!

[grahambop]

Something moody:

[grahambop]

The title of this one isn’t particularly apt for a foggy November, but it’s nice and lonesome:

[dot75]

Not quite like that! I've long-coveted such a house, though, one designed by Robert Louis Stevenson's family - that's what they did around Scottish shores.

Doug B is right - that "Lift to the Scaffold" sound track is exactly what I have in mind.

Louis Malle's first film & worth watching - It's on amazon / netflix ? as is a documentary about the making of the movie...

The 24 yr old Malle asked Miles to 'just play' to a screening & didn't tell him the plot.

[Rob MacKillop]

The fog has gone. You can all go back to your arpeggios

[grahambop]

The fog has gone.

Hooray! Time to hit the beach!