Game - Guess the movie

[Keswick]

Crow? As in the film The Crow? Or as in the film "The Raven" (loosely based on Poe's life). Or am I completely off the track? 

[tiorthan]

"The Birds"

[Duckduck]

Ooooooh , really spooky that one! We used to watch it in school when they tried to teach us not to frighten the humans around us. It's a kind of educational films for our kind called "The Birds" by Hitchcock, isn't it? (It's a long time this duck hasn't seen it...)

Love,
Duckduck 

Now for one of my favourites: A woman in her thirties lives in London in a nice but untidy flat. She hears a male voice talking to her when she is alone.


EDIT: OOOPS! Didn't notice that there was a second page already and tiorthan already solved the riddle. Anyway, as I left you with a new film, I'll just leave the post as it was.

[Keswick]

EDIT: OOOPS! Didn't notice that there was a second page already and tiorthan already solved the riddle. Anyway, as I left you with a new film, I'll just leave the post as it was.

So far we haven't got confirmation about whether or not the hint actually refers to the film "The Birds". 

[Mackenzie1970]

That's right, Keswick ... but can it be wrong?

[Keswick]

Oh hang on !!

Necip edited his original post from "The Crow" to 

Raven. A lot of ravens.

Hint: It's an old black white movie. The habit of the director is to play a little sequence of some seconds in his films.

hence my reply:

Crow? As in the film The Crow? Or as in the film "The Raven" (loosely based on Poe's life). Or am I completely off the track? 

Well in this case, I dare say "The Birds" is correct for this one.

Necip, stop confusing an old woman! 

My apologies, and tiorthan, or Duckduck, it's your turn.

[Duckduck]

Now for one of my favourites: A woman in her thirties lives in London in a nice but untidy flat. She hears a male voice talking to her when she is alone.

The Duck has taken the liberty of giving the first hint to a new film already...
Sorry, tiorthan, you can be next, OK?!
Duckduck the Queue-Jumper

[Keswick]

Ehm.. is it "Being John Malcovich"? Admittedly I have only seen this once and I am not sure whether the protagonist is female.

[Duckduck]

Nope! Here's the next hint:
She is very sad because she has lost her lover. He died some months ago and she can't come to terms with the loss.

[Keswick]

Oh! Is it Ghost?

[Duckduck]

No, sorry, Keswick. It's all happening in London!
She works in a translation agency and gives English lessons to a young, pregnant woman from South America. Everybody likes her a lot but she shuts herself off and can't stop mourning. Even her therapist can't help her.
Love,
Duckduck

[Keswick]

I have no idea.. I have to pass this on to our fellow players I'm afraid 

[Mackenzie1970]

Neither do I. Is it a famous movie?

[Duckduck]

No, I'm not sure you would call it famous, but there were some pretty well-known actors in it. My favourite Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson.
It was called '"Sam" for intellectuals' in one review and was directed by Anthony Minghella. The title is: Truly Madly Deeply.
Very nice film, I think.
Love,
Duckduck

[tiorthan]

Ok, let's try this: Two financially challenged musicians get in trouble with the mob and dress up as women.